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18.10.2024\u201304.05.2025 \u00dclo Sooster 100: View from Private Collections,<\/b><\/a> Mikkel Museum, Tallinn<\/p>\n The exhibition marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of \u00dclo Sooster. Featuring nearly 160 of his works, many of which have never been publicly displayed, the exhibition explores the surrealist\u2019s career, from his early experiments to his later conceptual pieces. The collection includes a rare pencil drawing of the Mona Lisa from the Sooster family’s private archive.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 01.11\u201330.11 Taste Adventure of Ida-Viru<\/a>,<\/b> Across Ida-Virumaa<\/p>\n Throughout November, restaurants and cafes in the eastern county of Ida-Virumaa will offer special three- and four-course tasting menus, themed dinners, and live entertainment.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 22.11\u201327.12 Tallinn Christmas Market<\/a>,<\/b> Town Hall Square, Tallinn<\/p>\n The Tallinn Christmas Market features over 60 stalls offering handcrafted gifts, winter clothing, and traditional Estonian Christmas food. In addition to shopping, visitors can enjoy mulled wines and live performances. Families with children can visit the play area, complete with carousels, and meet Santa in his grotto to share their Christmas wishes.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 23.11\u201301.12 Early Music Festival,<\/b><\/a> Otep\u00e4\u00e4, Tallinn, Tartu, Laulasmaa<\/p>\n The festival, which spans multiple locations around the country, will feature performances by musicians from across Europe. The concerts will showcase works from the 17th and 18th centuries, with notable performances by international artists, including a harpsichord recital by Ukrainian musician Havryl Sydoryk<\/b>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 25.11 Cinderella Ballet<\/b><\/a>, Estonia National Opera House, Tallinn<\/p>\n The ballet features an international ensemble of dancers from renowned companies across the world. The performance combines classical ballet with a neoclassical twist. This full-length work tells the heartwarming story of Cinderella’s transformation, love, and the triumph of kindness.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 25.11\u201315.12 Christmas Jazz<\/a>, <\/b>P\u00e4rnu,<\/b> Tallinn, Tartu, Viljandi<\/p>\n Jazzkaar\u2019s Christmas Jazz Festival features 17 performances, including from the Grammy award-winning Crosscurrents Trio, and Estonian artists such as Rita Ray<\/b> and Siim Aimla<\/b>. The festival will conclude with a Zappa tribute concert led by conductor Kaspar M\u00e4nd<\/b> and a 30-piece orchestra at Alexela Concert Hall.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 29.11 Sudden Lights European Tour<\/b><\/a>, Paavli Culture Factory, Tallinn<\/p>\n Sudden Lights, one of Latvia\u2019s most popular and successful bands, will perform two exclusive shows in Estonia. Known for their combination of pop rock with indie influences, their music features catchy melodies with a touch of melancholy, that encapsulate their youthful energy. With multiple national awards, including hits such as “Laternas<\/i>” and “M\u0113s turpin\u0101mies<\/i>,” the band has toured extensively across the Baltics, Poland, and the UK. Their album \u201cMiljards vasaru\u201d<\/i> earned five Latvian Music Awards nominations in 2023.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n 30.11 Jeff Mills: Tomorrow Comes the Harvest<\/a>,<\/b> Salme Kultuurikeskus, Tallinn<\/p>\n Tomorrow Comes the Harvest<\/i> is an improvisational live electronic jazz and Afro-funk performance. Mills, alongside tabla player Prabhu Edouard<\/b> and keyboardist Jean-Phi Dary<\/b>, will create a unique and spontaneous musical experience, that draws on their distinctive backgrounds in techno and Afrobeat.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n