AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHeritage: Estonian researchers are documenting the country’s Soviet-era summer cottages, with the fading suvila tradition set to become a museum exhibit. Nearly 50,000 cottages were built between 1950 and 1980. Film: Five Ukrainian films have made the European Film Awards shortlists, including Kyiv Cake, an Estonia-Ukraine short. Tallinn’s Black Nights Film Festival has also unveiled its Baltic competition lineup, while five international projects were chosen for its Script Pool programme. Music: ERR received 155 submissions for Eesti Laul 2027, launching the next search for Estonia’s Eurovision entry. Art: A charity auction by the Estonian Artists’ Association raised a record €2.3 million. Sport: Pärnu has been named European City of Sport for 2027, the second Estonian city to receive the title in three years.
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