WHO ARE WE?
PORTRAIT STORIES OF ESTONIAN
PEOPLE EXHIBITION
Until June 10
TALLINN
EWERT AND THE TWO
DRAGONS CONCERT
January 17
Ewert and the Two Dragons, one of the
most acclaimed Estonian bands, is back
with a new album. After touring Europe
and North America, the indie rock band
recently released the record Hands
Around the Moon. Together with producer
Sander Mölder, they’ve stepped out of their
comfort zone to bring a batch of fresh ideas
to listeners.
Tickets at piletilevi.ee
BACHFEST TALLINN FESTIVAL
January 1–7
bachFest is returning to Tallinn for the eighth
year in a row. The music festival has become a
tradition and a sweet New Year’s gift to locals
and visitors alike. Musicians from Estonia,
France, Italy, Germany, and Poland will be
performing some of the best work by Johann
Sebastian Bach and other composers.
arsmusica.ee/en/bachfest/
There are around 1.3 million people living
in Estonia. Each one has their own story.
This exhibition at the Estonian Open Air
Museum tells about Estonians, Russians,
Ukrainians, Armenians, and other locals.
Through stories, they tell about how they
moved to Estonia and how they feel about
living there.
Did you know?
Winter swimming is the Estonian vitamin.
It’s an impulsive and quick plunge in icy
water following a hot sauna.
visitestonia.com
WORLD SNOW DAY
January 20
World Snow Day is an annual snow
festival for children and their families all
around the world. You don’t have to drive
far away to bring children to snow. In
the heart of Tallinn, Nõmme Snow Park
organises a great family day with ski and
snowboard lessons, ski jumping, snow
tubing, and other fun games.
world-snow-day.com