The Animation Day will be held in 25 cities all over Hungary. The smaller audience will get to see a selection of animations from different countries. Estonia's choice includes popular children stories about Miriam and Carrot.
The concert will be given by the children of Estonian House. Special appearance by the mixed choir Siller. A cafe has been set up and the benefits will go to the Estonian House song studio.
The fourth ÖÖ (night in Estonian) is part of the World Design Capital Helsinki 2012 programme, taking place from 9-13th May in the Nordic capital, known for its innovative thinking and bold ideas.
Last year, the H2T festival was held in the cultural capitals of 2011 - Tallinn and Turku (H2T = Helsinki 2 Tallinn 2 Turku). In 2012, the Estonian and Finnish youth festival will be held in Helsinki’s historic cultural mecca Gloria.
All year round, the Cinema Bus travels from one Estonian town to another, organizing workshops and holding screenings. This time, the bus will make a stop in Helsinki, where it will hold a children's animation workshop and show the film "That's IT!"
The Estonian Week is the biggest annual Estonian-related event held in Hungary. A major part of the programme is dedicated to Estonian film. In 2012, the Estonian Week is also celebrating the 100th anniversary of Estonian film. The festival will be held in four Hungarian cities: Budapest, Seged, Szombathely and Debrecen.
Estonian Art 2011-2 has come out, offering an overview of the last 6 months in Estonian art life.
The updated version of the richly illustrated "Estonian National Symbols" comes out in May 2012. The overview of Estonian official and popular symbols explains the origin, history and relevant fascinating facts about numerous phenomena that have the symbolic meaning for many Estonians.
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