On March 4th, a focus day for the Estonian music market will be hosted at the Erinevate Tubade Klubis in Tallinn, aiming to gather stakeholders in the music industry. This event will spotlight the engagement of a new generation, focusing on the sustainability and caring leadership culture within the sector. ERR's culture portal will stream three panels of discussions on various relevant topics.

The opening panel titled 'Music, Taxes, Economy, and Politics' will delve into the future of Estonia's cultural sector, particularly given that political decisions, tax policies, and funding mechanisms have a direct impact on both the livelihood of artists and companies as well as the sector's export capability and competitiveness. The panelists are expected to provide critical insights, incorporating varied opinions such as 'Estonian culture is not overfunded – it is mismeasured' and 'In cultural funding, there are no simple solutions,' highlighting the complexity of the issues at hand.

This event serves as a platform for fostering critical discussions on the choices and mechanisms that shape the music and creative industries in Estonia for the coming years, while also examining the objectives that will guide music policy moving forward. By facilitating these discussions, the organizers aim to promote a more inclusive and sustainable environment for the country's arts and culture sector.