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Hiiumaa Folk Music Festival started off as a one-day festival on the Kassari swinging ground in 2005 and has grown into a four-day festival taking place all over the island.

The fifth festival brings together over 30 street organ players from six different countries. The festival sites and venues are Tartu Town Hall Square, the lovely parks in the Old Town, St John's Church and several museums.

Every year in July hundreds of dancers, musicians and singers from Estonia and other countries travel to Võrumaa, offering us the opportunity to experience their folklore.

The Festival of Estonian Composers is the biggest Estonian contemporary music festival, introducing a vast selection of recent Estonian music and premiers of new works, performed by leading musicians.

The song festival celebrates the birth of the song festival tradition in Saaremaa 150 years ago as well as the 25th anniversary of the national male choirs’ song day and the 450th anniversary of the date when Kuressaare gained its city rights.

The Türi Spring Festival, the seventh, provides a rich cultural contribution to the unique spring atmosphere of the Estonian Springtime Capital Türi.

Presenting lovely summer night music every Thursday at 8 pm.

The Käsmu concert series celebrates its 5th anniversary, introducing a versatile and top quality music programme from June 2 to 13.

Palmse Manor Music on the Palmse Manor pond is an experience, where nature, music and the most prestigious manor ensemble in Estonia come together.

Come spend a special weekend at the creative centre AmbulARToorium, which is located in Vana-Kasepää by Lake Peipsi among the Old Believers' villages.

Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir Choral conducting students of the Tallinn Georg Ots Music School Texts: Riina Roose Conductor: Heli Jürgenson

The 2013 folk festival celebrates the richness of a culture and is held in Seto, Meremäe as part of the Estonian Peoples' Day. Introduction to different folk cultures and joint activities.

The Hanseatic Night Party features Svjata Vatra's album presentation concert. Dance music by DJ Daysleeper.

Good Home Days are held from June 7-8 in Räpina - the home of Estonian gardening.

Appearing: Lasse Funch Sorensen – drums, Michal Nienadowski – bass, Brian Massaka – guitar and Britta Virves – piano.

The party is an old-fashioned undertaking as they used to be organised by Estonian village societies in the 1920s.

Zetod celebrate their 10th anniversary as well as the release of their new album "Lätsi kõrtsu".