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The semifinals of the Estonian women's ice hockey championship are tied at 1:1 in both matchups, with decisive third games to determine the finalists.

Myeongji University Museum has been selected for a regional linkage category in the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project' with funding aimed at preserving and modernizing Gyeonggi Province's porcelain culture.

A lively celebration was held in Pärnu for Aivar Riisalu's 65th birthday featuring music and laughter with the legendary band Meie Mees.

The Estonian Wedding Fair 2026 is set to showcase a variety of entertainment and wedding-related services at T1 Center on March 21.

A sunny Saturday in Estonia with temperatures reaching 12 degrees Celsius drew many people outside to enjoy the beautiful weather.

The hockey final saw Kohtla-Järve SK Viru Sputnik defeat Tartu Välk 494 with a decisive 6:1 victory in the concluding match of their semifinal series.

The Estonian men's handball national team defeated Cyprus 35-13 in a qualifying match for the 2028 European Championship, securing a spot among the top 36 teams in Europe.

A poetry trek in Tallinn gathered beloved actors and writers to celebrate International Poetry Day with performances across the city.

The Tartumaa Dance Day featured young dancers from local schools showcasing innovative dance styles and storytelling.

Performances based on Maimu Berg's short plays 'Libamood' and 'Minu poeg' took place at the House of Writers in Tallinn.

Sulo Tintse performed a lively concert in Pärnu, attended by his wife Kerli, who recently made headlines regarding their tumultuous marriage.

The article invites readers to participate in a quiz celebrating the 100th episode of the 'Gallery of Personalities' series; however, it also mentions a loading error that prevents access to its content.

Contestants from the Estonian science competition 'Rakett 69' are focusing on forest management as part of their individual challenges.

The Kai Art Center in Tallinn hosts an exhibition featuring Estonian photographer Paul Kuimet and Norwegian visual artist Magnhild Øen Nordahl, titled 'Unfolded View.'

A stolen painting from a New Year's Eve party in a Curitiba art gallery has been returned over two months after its theft.

A music fan expresses deep connection and joy to see the band Lord Of The Lost perform in Tallinn.

The Tsagarakis Gallery released a statement addressing allegations regarding ownership by George Tsagarakis, clarifying that discovered paintings belong to his personal collection and addressing concerns over a Gospel document.

Writer Tõnu Õnnepalu recently released a novel titled 'Tööpäev' that has topped sales charts, and he held a presentation for the work at the Viru Keskus bookstore with Joonas Hellerma leading the discussion.

A gallery in Liberia is addressing the lack of a national arts program by providing essential art training for students.

A new exhibition at the Broadcasting Museum in Türi showcases the history and significance of the Türi radio station's construction.

Experts are expressing criticism over Klempír's recent actions related to the National Gallery.

The price of diesel fuel has risen above two euros per liter, marking a significant increase from prior levels.

Marko Matvere's show 'Lighthouses at Home Port' is returning for a new season, guiding viewers to explore Estonia's coast and the lighthouses located there.

Fuel prices at gas stations in Estonia slightly decreased recently due to government measures aimed at mitigating the impact of global supply issues.

A major exhibition showcasing over 60 works of Estonian artist Konrad Mägi will open at Dulwich Picture Gallery in London on March 24.

Czech Culture Minister Oto Klempíř met with employees of the National Gallery in Prague, alongside the outgoing director Alicja Knast and her temporary successor Olga Kotková, to discuss recent changes.

The unexpected dismissal of Alicja Knast from the National Gallery in Prague sparks mixed reactions, highlighting criticism of her leadership and raising questions about the future direction of Czech culture.

London’s Natural History Museum had a record-breaking 7.1 million visitors in 2025, making it the UK's most popular attraction.

In Pärnu’s city center, contrasting realities are visible just steps from a busy shopping area, highlighting issues of urban neglect and waste.

Repair work is taking place in the former Eva store to prepare for the opening of a design gallery by a creative economy center in two months.

A retrospective exhibition of artist Karin Luts, showcasing both sketches and finished works, has opened at Kumu in Estonia.

Czech Culture Minister Oto Klempíř has dismissed the general director of the National Gallery in Prague, Alicja Knastová, appointing Olga Kotková as interim leader.

Czech Minister Klempíř has dismissed the director of the National Gallery, causing significant reactions.

The article discusses Carla Sehn's portrayal of a character who manipulates two naive art students into believing she is a successful gallery owner, leading to a situation where her newfound power spirals out of control.

The Czech Minister of Culture, Klempíř, has dismissed the director of the National Gallery.

Culture Minister Oto Klempíř has dismissed Alicja Knast as the director of the National Gallery in Prague amid ongoing crises, with a temporary successor ready to attract visitors.

Farmers across Estonia protested today, bringing over fifty tractors to the streets of Tartu and Jõgeva to highlight issues in food production.

Farmers across Estonia gathered with their tractors to protest and emphasize the importance of food security in the country.

Due to the ongoing war in the Middle East and the resulting supply difficulties of oil and natural gas, fuel prices have significantly increased in recent weeks, reaching nearly 2 euros in Tallinn gas stations on Thursday morning.

A conversation evening concert featuring cellist Silvia Ilves took place in Tallinn, showcasing her life stories and beautiful music.

The Pallas Gallery in Estonia is opening a new photo exhibition that reflects on the transformative effects of war.

Artist Ben Quilty successfully advocated for continued funding of the Ngununggula Regional Gallery during the Wingecarribee Shire Council meeting, where funding priorities were debated.

The gallery A Pilastra in Guará II features an exhibition titled "Carnavalesco Canibalesco" by artist Badu, highlighting his unique approach to carnival art.

The house at Kuninga 28 in Pärnu is set for a significant renovation that aims to restore its former glory after years of neglect.

An exhibition dedicated to the artistic family Popolitov, celebrating the 80th birthday of patriarch Aleksandr, has opened at the Sillamäe Museum.

Baltic region railway operators Elron, Vivi, and LTG Link have announced a joint tender for regional trains for Rail Baltica, intending to procure up to 20 trains compatible with European gauge.

Young dancers showcased their talents at the county dance day held in Pärnu, featuring performances full of joy and emotion.

The Standard gallery in Oslo is moving to a new location, featuring an exhibition that reflects on its past while looking forward to the future.

A new Peruvian restaurant named Manka has opened discreetly in Oslo near the National Gallery, but it may be hard to find due to its unmarked entrance.

A new Peruvian restaurant named Manka has opened in Oslo, situated near the National Gallery, but its discreet entrance makes it hard to notice.