- Võsu Beach Festival Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary
- I Land Sound Festival 2026
- Võnge Festival and Tõrva Fire Days
- KiKuMu Festival Returns
- Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival 2026
- Õllesummer Returns—Bigger Than Ever Before
- Estonian Summer Music Festival Guide 2026
- “Which Festival?” Õllesummer
- KiKuMu Festival—A Good First Time
- “Which Festival?” Ostrova Festival
- “Which Festival?” Pärnu’s Beach Grind
- Which Festival?” Juu Jääb
- I Land Sound Festival Returns to Saaremaa
- KIKUMU Festival’s Three Days of Music
- Tallinn Rock This Weekend
18.7.2026 | Culture
Võsu Beach Festival Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary
The Võsu Beach Festival, or Võsu Rannafestival in Estonian, is returning to the seaside resort of Võsu on 24–25 July … Read more
11.7.2026 | Culture
I Land Sound Festival 2026
I Land Sound is a four-day music and arts festival held annually on Illiku Islet in Orissaare, at the gateway … Read more
10.7.2026 | Culture
Võnge Festival and Tõrva Fire Days
Võnge 2026 is a two-day music festival taking place in the town of Tõrva in Southern Estonia on 31 July … Read more
1.7.2026 | Culture
KiKuMu Festival Returns
One of Estonia’s newest summer festivals returns for its second edition from 9–12 July 2026, transforming the historic Jäneda Manor … Read more
30.6.2026 | Culture
Haapsalu White Nights Music Festival 2026
Every summer the seaside town of Haapsalu celebrates Estonia’s famous “white nights” with four days of concerts in some of … Read more
25.6.2026 | Culture
Õllesummer Returns—Bigger Than Ever Before
How many Estonians does it take to fill a music festival venue? All of them, if it’s big enough! This … Read more
16.4.2026 | Culture
Estonian Summer Music Festival Guide 2026
An old Estonian proverb says, “Don’t count your festivals before they hatch.” Not because a festival might be cancelled, … Read more
23.7.2025 | Culture
“Which Festival?” Õllesummer
Our next installment in the “Which Festival?” series is Õllesummer, or Beer Summer, a festival dating all the way … Read more
