AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoIndependence Day in Narva: On Aug 20, Narva marks Estonia’s Restoration of Independence with a community picnic at Joaoru, choirs and soloists from Ida-Virumaa, and a big sing-along ending with Anne Veski. Music Spotlight: Legendary Finnish conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen says Estonia’s music scene is “very lively” and highlights young composers like Alisson Kruusmaa. Film & Animation: Macedonian director Marjan Gavrilovski has started shooting “Ants,” a black comedy-thriller about prejudice and an unexpected friendship. Funding Call: CEE Animation launched the CODA – Co-Development Animation Awards, backing early-stage animated projects and cross-border co-development (applications until Sept 27). Art in Estonia: Kharkiv children’s workshop AZA NIZI MAZA brings the “Lost Fairytales” exhibition to Pärnu, with works created during the war. Local Culture Picks: Tallinn street art guides spotlight Kalamaja murals and Telliskivi’s creative scene. Sport & Community: Ülemiste Night Run raised €6,810 for decathlete Karel Tilga, with runners racing the centre director.
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