Tallinn Film City: Construction on the new studio complex is set to start this winter, with a final design by end of summer and an international tender planned for late summer/early autumn. Outdoor Cinema: Tallinn kicks off outdoor movie season with rooftop and neighbourhood screenings at Ülemiste City, Harjumägi and Lasnamäe, including classics like “Rear Window” and “Back to the Future.” Art in Summer: Kumu’s summer highlight is Kristi Kongi’s immersive colour exhibition “Chromatic Drift,” while the Kadriorg area keeps the museum-hopping mood going. Fencing Spotlight: World No. 1 Katrina Lehis leads Estonia at the Fencing World Championships in Hong Kong, with both women’s and men’s épée teams chasing titles. Education & AI: Estonian high school students want clearer rules for using AI in learning, citing unfairness when teachers apply different standards. Vocational Training: Tallinn still has hundreds of unfilled vocational spots, raising questions about how programs match teen interests—especially for girls. Local Culture: Pärnu Music Festival drew nearly 35,000 in person and online, with new Estonian premieres and the Järvi family in the spotlight. Sports & Community: RC car racing hits a new high as Estonia hosts Europe’s top electric buggy championship near Rakvere, while Tartu’s open-air market shrinks as vendors and shoppers dwindle.