AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoTallinn Fringe Festival: The 10th Tallinn Fringe Festival kicks off Aug 18–Sep 18 with the biggest program yet—more than 80 shows across Telliskivi and Kalamaja, from comedy and cabaret to burlesque, circus, dance, music, visual arts and theatre. Women’s Poker: Queens of Tallinn returns Aug 27–30 at Olympic Park Casino and Hilton Tallinn Park Hotel, with women-only tournaments, 24/7 cash games, and a bigger €555 Main Event plus 10+ side events. Swimming at the European Championships: Eneli Jefimova qualifies for the women’s 50m breaststroke semis, while Kotryna Teterevkova and Ralina Giliazova are locked in a rare double tie that sends them to another swim-off. Tallinn City Planning: Tallinn’s mayor says roadworks must not paralyse traffic and pushes for night repairs, with Liivalaia reconstruction starting next week. Art in Estonia: “Lost Fairy Tales” opens in Pärnu, bringing 14 monumental works by children and teens from Kharkiv to MONA through Oct 4. Narva & Security: A new drone surveillance system is operational on the Narva River, expanding radar coverage to reduce blind spots. Music/Metal: German extreme metal band Mental Cruelty announces “Echoes Of A Forlorn Land” for Oct 23 and releases “Raise The Raven Banner” with a new video.
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