Latest Events in Estonia(March Updated)

Join the fun and fast track of Estonian Night Run together with thousands of national and international participants. It will be the 15. time of organizing one of the most unique running events in Estonia. Night Run Estonia is one of the most popular events in the Baltic Region. Together with other events, it is part of a running festival the aim of which is to promote a healthy lifestyle and create a fun and sportive environment! 5K, 10K, Children run. Crown jewel - HALF MARATHON! In estonian championchip of half marathon will be held during Night Run Estonia. Come and participate - cheer for local heroes and enjoy to the fullest.

The exhibition brings together the works of Elisàr von Kupffer (1872–1942), an artist with Baltic German roots, and of the Estonian artist Jaanus Samma (b. 1982). Elisàr von Kupffer is best known as an artist, writer and the creator of a new religion known as Clarism. In Switzerland Kupffer is memorialised by his unique home: Villa Elisarion. This is the first time his art has been on display in Estonia, offering rare insights into the social cataclysms and religious utopias of the early 20th century, the artist’s childhood in Estonia and his homoerotic world.

The Interiors Expo Estonia, also known as Interjöör 2024, is a premier event that aims to provide comprehensive information on the latest trends in furniture, interior design, and the wider design world. Held at the prestigious Eesti Näituste venue in Tallinn, this exhibition is a must-visit for anyone seeking inspiration for their home, cottage, or office furnishing, decoration, or renovation projects. Interjöör 2024 showcases a diverse range of innovative and stylish designs, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the possibilities of interior design. From contemporary furniture to timeless classics, this event brings together a curated selection of industry-leading brands and designers, enabling attendees to discover cutting-edge products and solutions. Whether you are an interior design professional, a design enthusiast, or simply looking to upgrade your living or working space, Interjöör 2024 has something to offer for everyone. Immerse yourself in the world of interiors, gain valuable insights from industry experts, and stay ahead of the latest trends. Mark your calendars for April 19-21, 2024, and join us at Interjöör 2024 in Tallinn. Discover the future of interior design and let your imagination soar. Experience the possibilities, be inspired, and transform your living spaces into works of art.

The Society for Phenomenology and Media Annual Conference, taking place in Tallinn from May 14 to May 19, 2024, is a one-of-a-kind event that offers attendees an unparalleled opportunity to gain valuable insights into various aspects of media and communication. Hosted at Tallinn University, this prestigious conference will delve into topics such as film, the Internet, mobile communication, medieval manuscripts, print media (including books, newspapers, and magazines), stage drama, television, visual art, and dance. With a focus on exploring the profound impact of media on society, this conference promises to provide a comprehensive and thought-provoking experience for academics, researchers, and industry professionals alike. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in lively discussions, engaging presentations, and networking opportunities with fellow experts in the field. Join the Society for Phenomenology and Media Annual Conference in 2024 to contribute to the advancement of media studies and gain invaluable insights into the ever-evolving world of media and communication.

Jevgeni Zolotko’s large solo exhibition in the Kumu Art Museum displays some of the earlier chapters of his creative legacy and creates new ones. The Secret of Adam is an exhibition that consists of various works, and constitutes his most massive work thus far, synthesising recurrent subjects and images in his oeuvre. Zolotko, who entered the art scene in the late 2000s, is one of the most idiosyncratic contemporary artists in Estonia. Instead of dealing with the topical and political, the context of his art is Western cultural history in the broadest sense, embracing antiquity, the Bible, belles-lettres, philosophy and folklore. His works deal with human existence: life, death, loneliness, silence and decay, as well as hope. Curator Triin Tulgiste-Toss (1987–2024) about the exhibition: While it is often possible to point out shifts in artists’ choices of subject matter or emphasis over time, Zolotko’s art can be compared to a tower: every new work of art grows out of the previous one, specifying and elaborating on what has been said. The Secret of Adam combines previously used elements and those that have been developed further with completely new ones, returning to the central issue in Zolotko’s art: the question of the relationship between things and language. It seems like the artist is finally providing us with a clear answer. Words are as old as the first human being and inseparable from his nature, serving in addition to the physical body as a way of communicating with the world and understanding it. The realisation that we need both the physical and language to cope in society becomes evident. According to Zolotko, his works are not autobiographical, and his main interest in art is to deal with universal topics. Considering the emotional effects of his works and their perceptiveness, one gets the sense, however, that only a person whose works emanate from personal experience and acknowledgement, not theoretical ideas, can say something like that. The purpose of Zolotko’s works has never been to generate intellectual reflection but to induce recognition. You may approach them like a detective trying to find the clues hidden in the installations, but by doing so you will miss something intrinsic. Zolotko’s works are meant to be inside of, like being in nature, and it seems that the sole purpose of the artist is to make sure that the viewer does not feel alone during these moments.

Tallinn FoodFair will inspire, entertain and engage trade professionals Tallinn FoodFair will inspire, entertain and engage trade professionals. In addition, those interested will have the opportunity to compete for coveted and prestigious awards such as chef, waiter, baker or confectioner of the year. Conferences, presentations and tastings will attract both food professionals and hospitality specialists; these are a must for anyone interested in new ideas and taste sensations. Information Source: Profexpo OÜ | expotobi

Christmas Market provides the attendees with shopping opportunities along with a display of products Christmas Market provides the attendees with shopping opportunities along with a display of products such as Information Source: Tartu Näitused | expotobi

Step into a winter wonderland at the Christmas Fair 2024 in Tartu, where festive magic awaits around every corner. Held at the esteemed Tartu Fairs Ltd. in Tartu County, Estonia, this enchanting event kicks off on December 6th and wraps up on the 8th, providing three full days of holiday cheer. " With the event set against the picturesque backdrop of Tartu, visitors can expect an array of traditional Christmas attractions, including a market teeming with unique gifts, handcrafted goods, and mouthwatering treats. The fair promises an exciting line-up of entertainment, from live music and performances to workshops and activities that capture the spirit of the season. " Estonia, steeped in rich Yuletide traditions, ensures that the Christmas Fair 2024 will be an immersive experience, echoing the charm and warmth of an old-world celebration. Whether it's the glow of twinkling lights, the aroma of mulled wine, or the laughter of children skating on a makeshift rink, this event is bound to create lasting memories for all who attend. " For those seeking to embrace the joyous tidings of Christmas, the Christmas Fair 2024 in Tartu is an unmissable affair. It's the perfect setting to revel in the festivities and make the holiday season truly unforgettable.