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Sigur Ros.

Sigur Ros announces two orchestral tour dates in Tallinn next fall

"After the Rain."

Documentary filmed in Estonia about abducted Ukrainian children premieres in US

Estonian artist Kristina Õllek.

Estonian artist Kristina Õllek completes residency program in Gateshead, UK

Artist Vaim Sarv's project aims to explore the decolonization of the Estonian runo song.

International art exhibition 'Superorganism' to open in Tartu this week

Estonian cultural workers' Tuesday strike against budget cuts. October 15, 2024.

Gallery: Cultural workers gather in Tallinn to protest budget cuts

Open House Tallinn 2024.

Gallery: Dozens of Tallinn's best-known buildings welcome visitors for 2024 Open House

headread 2024

Lucy Worsley at the 2024 HeadRead festival in Tallinn.

HeadRead 2024: In conversation with British historian, presenter and author Lucy Worsley

Tove Alsterdal.

Swedish writer Tove Alsterdal

Robin Robertson.

Scottish poet Robin Robertson

Tina Harnesk.

Sami writer Tina Harnesk

Anneli Jordahl.

Swedish writer Anneli Jordahl

Elina Backman.

Finnish author Elina Backman

Krisztina Toth.

Hungarian writer Krisztina Tóth

Vabamu's "Free Winds" exhibition.

New online exhibition highlights stories of Estonians who fled from Sweden in 1940s

tartu 2024 features

The official Tartu 2024 postcard.

Sashami and the art of capturing elusive Tartu

"Kaleidoscope of Emotions."

Tartu's Ukrainians and the Kaleidoscope of Emotions

Screenshot from Emer Värk's AI video.

Enter Woodland Spirits: Reviving ancient folklore with modern art

Mari Kalkun.

Mari Kalkun and the spirit of Võrumaa

Kairo's strawberry stickers in an array of vivid colors can be found all over Tartu.

Kairo and the Flowers for Independence Day

tartu 2024

The two new installations by Ryoji Ikeda are complemented by the work “data-verse” from the artist's earlier creations.

Tartu 2024 to conclude with solo exhibition and concert by Japanese artist Ryoji Ikeda

On November 2, a solo exhibition by the acclaimed Japanese artist and composer Ryoji Ikeda, for which the artist will create two new work, is set to open at the Estonian National Museum (ERM). The opening will be followed by a unique concert, featuring the world premiere of a joint composition by Ryoji Ikeda and the Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir, conducted by Tõnu Kaljuste.

Alatskivi Castle.

Alatskivi light festival to take place this weekend

Bru-C.

British rapper Bru-C to perform in Tartu in October

music

Alika Milova.

Estonian Eurovision star Alika exploring Ukrainian roots through folk music

Last week, Estonia's 2023 Eurovision star Alika Milova performed a concert of folk songs alongside fellow musician Arno Tamm. Alika told ETV show "Ringvaade" that what attracts her to folk music is that it allows her to tell her own story in a way that is directly connected to who she really is.

Grooverider.

Tallinn club Hall celebrates 30th birthday of UK drum and bass label Metalheadz this Saturday

Kylie Minogue announces Tallinn tour date

art

Pavel Rotts' brickmaking workshop at NART.

The Ingrian artist climbing a memory to heal Narva's wartime wounds

Kristi Kongi speaks at the opening of her exhibition "Water is an Eternal Witness. Colour Indigo" at the Kogo Gallery..

A therapeutic pool to dive into: Kristi Kongi opens new exhibition in Tartu

Artist Diana Tamane.

Tartu-based artist Diana Tamane exhibits work about love in Brussels

The Fine Lines of Constructiveness at Kai Art Center.

Gallery: 9th Tallinn Applied Art Triennial 'The Fine Lines of Constructiveness'

The Life and Death of Mr. N: Bourgeois Spaces.

'The Life and Death of Mr. N: Bourgeois Spaces' opens at KUMU

ukrainian culture

Inna Gordienko (left) at the Vyshyvanka Day festival in Tallinn.

A symbol of Ukrainian spirit: Vyshyvanka Day in Tallinn

Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina's work is featured in a new exhibition at the University of Tartu Art Museum.

New exhibiton of art created in war opens at University of Tartu Art Museum

Nikita Titov: Words that Became Meaningful

More than words: Ukrainian-Estonian artist's new exhibition opens in Tallinn

"Defending Freedom: Estonian Civil Society in the Russo-Ukrainian War" at Vabamu on September 28, 2024.

Exhibition highlights Estonian civil society's response to Russia-Ukraine war

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