- Exciting events in Estonia this week
- Kumu Film season launches with inspiring nature documentary
- Exciting events in Estonia this week
- Major exhibition of Latin American art to open in Tallinn
- Temporary exhibitions at Estonia’s best museums
- The Rolling Stones to rock Kumu
- An overview of Tallinn’s changing art exhibitions
- Female artists who pushed the boundaries in Soviet times
- Floating digital flowers from around the world have conquered Viru Keskus
- Tomorrow, the new exhibition “Art or Science” opens at KUMU
- Colorful Baltic Sea mythology and Estonian art history – summer experiences in Kadriorg
- Kumu Art Museum – the first Estonian museum to receive a green museum certificate
- Kadriorg Park – Tallinn’s oldest and grandest park
- Kumu Presents 21st Century Estonian Contemporary Art Exhibition
24.3.2025 | Culture
Exciting events in Estonia this week
15 Oct 2024–30 Apr 2025 “Near and Far”, photo exhibition, Estonian Museum of Natural History, Tallinn “Near and Far” … Read more
3.9.2024 | Culture
Kumu Film season launches with inspiring nature documentary
Kumu Documentary is a joint project of the Kumu Art Museum and the Tallinn Dark Nights Film Festival (PÖFF), … Read more
26.8.2024 | Culture
Exciting events in Estonia this week
18.08–18.09 Tallinn Fringe Festival, Tallinn The Tallinn Fringe Festival is a diverse arts festival that began in 2016 as … Read more
18.6.2024 | Culture
Major exhibition of Latin American art to open in Tallinn
The Kumu Art Museum will open an international exhibition entitled “History and Mysticism – Latin American Art and Europe”, … Read more
7.5.2024 | History
Temporary exhibitions at Estonia’s best museums
Here are current temporary exhibitions in Estonia’s five most popular museums. Estonian National Museum (ERM) 17.02.2024 –23.02.2025 Who … Read more
13.3.2024 | Culture
The Rolling Stones to rock Kumu
Martin Scorsese assembled a dream team of cinematographers to capture a Rolling Stones concert at the Beacon Theater in … Read more
10.1.2024 | Culture
An overview of Tallinn’s changing art exhibitions
Exhibitions ending in January and February Juhan Kuus Dokfoto Centre 26.8.2023 – 14.01.2024 Luca Berti – Nordic Blue … Read more
30.9.2023 | Culture
Female artists who pushed the boundaries in Soviet times
A new exhibition entitled “Unframed: Leis, Tabaka, Rožanskaitė” focusing on the works of three female Baltic artists has opened … Read more
