The magazine Eesti Naine, which first launched in Tartu in the spring of 1924, is approaching its 102nd anniversary this May. This milestone follows the 70th anniversary celebration of "Aktuaalne Kaamera," underscoring the importance of longstanding cultural institutions in Estonia. As the second-oldest monthly magazine in the country, only behind the literary magazine Looming, Eesti Naine has played a significant role in providing insights and commentary on women's issues throughout its long history.

A travel exhibition showcasing the history of Eesti Naine has recently opened in Kuressaare, featuring rare items including the very first issue of the magazine. Over the years, the publication’s journey has been commendable, yet it faced challenges retaining a complete archive due to various relocations of its editorial team. The current editorial staff took on a project to organize their archives more systematically, leading to the discovery of missing editions through appeals to their readership and purchases from online platforms.

This celebration of Eesti Naine is significant not just as a marker of time but also as a reflection of the changing landscape of women's media in Estonia and its impact on society. Ultimately, the anniversary serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving cultural heritage in the face of modern advancements and challenges, emphasizing the contributions of women in shaping narrative and discussion in Estonia.