AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTallinn Fringe Festival 10th Anniversary: The independent performing arts festival returns as a month-long celebration from 18 August to 18 September, with 77 shows and 160+ performances across the city. Film Industry Calls: Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event opens submissions for Works in Progress (feature films), TV Beats & Discovery Campus programmes, with Tallinn presentations set for 19 November. Local Art & Culture: Pärnu’s Avangard Gallery debuts “Dialogue with the Machine,” revisiting how Soviet-era Estonian artists imagined technology and progress. Exhibition Spotlight: A surprise display in Järvamaa brings President Konstantin Päts’s burial shoes back into view, after decades in storage. Sports & Community: Paide Linnameeskond learned their UEFA Conference League path: a first hurdle vs Rapid Vienna, with possible Benfica or Hearts next. Music in Tallinn: Polish black metal band Batushka plays Paavli Culture Factory on 3 October. Tech for Estonia: Estonia plans up to €20m in EU-backed AI computing services via EuroHPC’s gigafactory push. Kids’ Summer Fun: Tartu’s Estonian National Adventure Playground reopens for a second summer at the Estonian National Museum. Sports Star Watch: Estonian heptathlete Mia Uusorg is among the young talents heading to the World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene.
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