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List of notable events happening in Tallinn this week, ranked by significance

In collaboration with Gamma, we offer a curated lineup of the top five captivating events happening in and around Tallinn.

List of must-attend events in Tallinn this week: Top 5 highlights
List of must-attend events in Tallinn this week: Top 5 highlights

List of notable events happening in Tallinn this week, ranked by significance

Top Events in Tallinn: 11th to 17th August 2025

Prepare for an exciting week in Tallinn as the city comes alive with a variety of events catering to all tastes! Here are five compelling happenings you won't want to miss:

  1. LUUDE Live at Patarei Sea Fortress – On Friday, 15 August at 10:00 PM, Australian electronic music sensation LUUDE will take the stage at the historic Patarei Merekindlus [2]. Known for global hits like Down Under and Big City Life, this performance promises an energetic show that you won't forget.
  2. Kanamaja Fest ’25 – On Saturday, 16 August from 2:00 PM, immerse yourself in a lively festival atmosphere at this vibrant event. With two stages hosting 12 bands across genres, art exhibitions, tattoos, a craft market, and a kids’ area, Kanamaja Fest ’25 is a celebration of music, art, and culture [2].
  3. Tallinn Fringe Festival – Although starting slightly after the week in question on 18 August, this large arts festival spans August and September, featuring theatre, dance, music, circus, comedy, spoken word, and visual arts across various venues in Tallinn [1].
  4. Restoration of Independence Day Celebrations – Although not exactly within the 11–17 August timeframe, Tallinn will hold multiple events commemorating Estonia’s independence restoration anniversary on 20 August. Highlights include a free concert at Harjumägi Square with Anett and Valter Soosalu, a flag-raising ceremony at Kaja Cultural Center, a live Ott Lepland concert in Männi Park, and workshops at the Vabamu Museum of Occupations and Freedom [5].
  5. Ongoing Cultural and Historic Attractions – Throughout the week, Tallinn offers year-round compelling experiences such as exploring Tallinn Old Town, Toompea Hill, and Kadriorg Park, as well as museums and historic sites, enriching any visit during this period [4].

For those seeking more events, it's worth noting that the Tallinn Marathon and Queens of Tallinn Poker Festival do not fall exactly within the 11–17 August timeframe according to available information [1][3].

So, whether you're a music lover, an art enthusiast, or simply seeking a taste of Estonian culture, Tallinn has something for everyone during this exciting week!

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