AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPerforming Arts: Foundry Theater has unveiled its 2026–27 season, mixing bluegrass, global music, dance, theater and talks, with the Gibson Brothers, Missy Raines and Allegheny kicking things off on Sept. 17. Folk Culture: Helena-Maria Reimann, this year’s Ullo Toomi Scholarship winner, says Estonian folk dance is “thriving” and compares it to a “bug” you can’t shake. Visual Arts: Fotografiska Tallinn opens Vivian Maier: Unseen Work, bringing the long-hidden photographer’s archive to the Baltic and Nordic region. Film & Festivals: Baltic Sea Docs 30th edition named The Shepherd’s Son the Baltic Sea Docs Award winner, while Riga IFF 2026 announced its main competition lineup, including Estonian director Eeva Mägi’s Mo Papa. Music: Orbit Culture released the official video for “Nuclear God,” and the Rasmus shared a cover of Alphaville’s “Forever Young.” Local Spotlight: Tallinn Fringe Festival 2026 is in its final week, with comedy, theater, music, dance and cabaret across the city.
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