On March 21, Tallinn's cultural institutions marked International Poetry Day with a special event, a three-and-a-half-hour poetry trek organized through the city's streets. Renowned actors, writers, and new voices from Estonia participated in this unique celebration, reciting poetry at various stops along the way. The trek not only encouraged people to appreciate poetry but also highlighted the importance of literature in the cultural fabric of Estonia.

The event featured contributions from prominent institutions such as the Tallinna Linnateater, Eesti Noorsooteater, Eesti Kirjanike Liit, and many others. Participants walked from stop to stop, engaging in short performances that captivated the audience, showcasing both established and emerging literary talent. This interactive experience allowed poetry enthusiasts to enjoy the art of poetry in a communal and dynamic setting, building connections between the performers and the audience.

The involvement of well-known actors such as Maria Ehrenberg and Kristjan Üksküla, along with poets like Sveta Grigorjeva, exemplifies the event's significance in promoting Estonian literature and performing arts. Such initiatives not only foster community spirit but also emphasize the value of cultural events in bringing people together. The success of this poetry trek may inspire similar events in the future, further enriching Tallinn’s vibrant cultural scene.