The festival is the biggest summer undertaking in Nógrádi county, taking place in the museum of the historic Széchény Castle, around it and in small villages of Nógrádi. The Estonian Institute in Hungary participates for the fourth time, this time presenting Fred Jüssi's photographic exhibition "Stone Patterns".
Our office is closed on December 31st. We wish everyone a merry Christmas and see you next year!
Fairy-tale Saturdays welcome all children and childish adults, in order to meet Estonian children’s writers, read and listen to fairy-tales together, sing, draw and make something new and exciting every time.
An evening of poetry by Hedda Maurer, an Estonian writer residing in Hungary. The üpoetry is read both in Estonian and in Hungarian translation.
The European Day of Languages focuses on the Estonian language and culture. In addition to Estonian, the visitor can learn about ten other languages.
This autumn, the Estonian Institute in Finland celebrated its anniversary. "The Time of Miracles" is now also available in Estonian bookshops and at the Estonian Institute at Suur-Karja 14, Tallinn.
Fairy-tale Saturdays welcome all children and childish adults, in order to meet Estonian children’s writers, read and listen to fairy-tales together, sing, draw and make something new and exciting every time. This time our guest is Andrus Kivirähk.
Estofilia is a mini festival about Estonia, introducing Estonian culture. The Festival offers music, literature, an exhibition of Estonian nature photography, Estonian films, theatre, virtual picnic in Estonia and sampling Estonian food.
St Martin's Day Fair (Martin markkinat) is the biggest event concerning Estonia in Finland. This year's logo is "Culture Invites!" ("Kulttuuri kutsuu!") and the main topic is Tallinn - European capital of culture 2011. Various side programmes offer concerts and seminars elsewhere in Helsinki.
The photographic exhibition "Countdown of Days" shows events in 2010 within the framework of "52 surprises and ideas", organised by the Foundation Tallinn 2011. The diverse weekly events counted days until the year 2011 when Tallinn and Turku became European culture capitals.
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Estonian Institute
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10140 Tallinn, Estonia
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