The four-day choir-singing and dancing event centers around Estonian folk songs and patriotic anthems and is held roughly ...

KiKuMu Festival debuted in Estonia with music, art and film in nature – a soulful mix of tradition, creativity and slow, sensory experience.

Culture in general – and language, more specifically – is becoming something of a battleground in Estonia. More than 300,000 people in Estonia are native Russian speakers – about 27% of the ...

We strongly disagree with Veronika Kitsul’s recent Opinion piece, in which she argues that the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures must end its Russian language program in Estonia and ...

Estonia’s Song Celebration returns on 5 July, uniting thousands beneath Tallinn’s iconic Song Arch in a powerful cultural ...

Estonia has a reputation in Europe as a forward-thinking, tech savvy nation. Nestled in the far northeastern corner of the continent, the former Soviet republic gained independence in 1991, and ...

The voices of tens of thousands of choir singers echoed across Estonia this weekend to unite in folk song and dance, much to ...

A vital element is that Estonia focused on more than just implementing technology. It integrated digital literacy into its education system. Introduced in 2012, the ProgeTiiger program ensures ...

Estonia's second-biggest city is finally having its moment in the spotlight. Crowned one of three European Capitals of Culture for 2024, Tartu is located around 100 miles south of the buzzing ...

Tartu 2024 will be the main event in Estonia next year, as a quarter of the country participates in the European Capital of Culture initiative, hosting a wide array of exhibitions, installations ...

Nestled high in the Baltics, Estonia’s burgeoning popularity has long moved beyond simply the stag party crowd.Step outside the culture-filled cities, all steeped in medieval history, and you ...