🇪🇪 Tallinn News and Events - Fri 2 May 🇪🇪
Find out the latest news and weekly events.
🌤️ Weekend Weather
A nice weekend in ahead!
🌧️ Friday will be mostly cloudy, and rainy, apart from the late evening. Quite warm with temperature going from 16° to 7°
☀️ Saturday, Perfect day to hang out, take a walk, and do something in open spaces. Almost no clouds, and very sunny. Temperature between 9° and 4°
🌤️ Sunday will be cloudy, and a bit rainy, but expect to see some sun here and there. Temperature from 8° to 2°.
⭐️ All Weekend Events
Friday 2 May
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 18
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 18:30
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 18:30
Comedy Experience - Rachman Blake
🎭 Comedy Show 🕦 18:30
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 19
🎾 Sports 🕦 19
🕹️ Games 🕦 19
🎾 Sports 🕦 19:45
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 20
Friday Evening Karaoke & Socializing
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 21
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 21:00
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 23
Saturday 3 May
🧘♂️ Wellness 🕦 9:45
🎭 Art 🕦 11
📖 Learn 🕦 15:30
💬 Meetups/Fun 🕦 17
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 19
📖 Learn 🕦 19:30
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 20
🍳 Food 🕦 20
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 20
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 21
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 21
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 21
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 23
Sunday 4 May
Achieving Goals: Coaching Workshop (RU)
💻 Tech & Biz 🕦 10:30
📖 Learn 🕦 12
🎭 Art 🕦 12:30
📖 Learn 🕦 15
Film Premiere: "No sleep til Kyiv"
🎭 Art 🕦 15:30
Intermediate Kilter Board Training
🎾 Sports 🕦 17:30
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 19
🎉 Party/Concert 🕦 19
Long Period Events
Traditional Dance Festival - Sabatants
🎪 Festival 📅 From 1st to 4th of May
🎪 Festival 📅 From 26th of April to 4th of May
💬 Meetups/Fun 📅 From 3rd to 4th of May
🎪 Festival 📅 From 3rd to 5th of May
🗞️ News for you
🇪🇺 EU Day
Estonia will mark Europe Day on May 9 with a series of free events celebrating unity and cultural diversity. In Tallinn, Freedom Square will host a vibrant program featuring embassy booths, a public seminar, and an evening concert. The concert lineup includes Estonian artists like 5MIINUST, Puuluup, and more. Click here to learn more
🩺 Health
To alleviate pressure on emergency services, the North Estonia Medical Center (PERH) is deploying specialist nurses to handle minor health issues in its emergency department. This initiative aims to reduce wait times and ensure that doctors can focus on more critical cases. Patients with non-urgent conditions will be assessed and treated by these nurses, streamlining the care process and improving efficiency in the ER. Click here to learn more
⛴️ Export
Estonian export companies are experiencing positive developments, with exports of goods increasing by 4.9% and services by 7% in 2024. Key sectors such as manufacturing and IT services are leading this growth, indicating a gradual economic recovery. Economists from Eesti Pank note that the manufacturing industry has overcome its most challenging period, with subsectors strengthening and increasing production volumes. Click here to learn more
⛽️ Gas
Elenger, formerly known as Eesti Gaas, has announced a further reduction in its flexible gas package price to €0.64 per cubic meter starting in June. This marks a continued effort to pass on savings to customers amid declining global gas prices. The company attributes the price drop to favorable market conditions and aims to maintain competitive rates for its consumers. Click here to learn more
🔨 Development
Swedish banking group SEB has announced plans to move its consolidated Baltic headquarters to a new development in Tallinn's harbor area. The decision underscores Estonia's favorable business environment and is expected to bring improved services to both business and retail clients. Click here to learn more
🏎️ Fines
Despite recent increases in traffic fines, Estonia continues to see a rise in speeding violations. In January 2025 alone, authorities recorded 2,248 speeding offenses, an increase of 739 compared to the same month the previous year. This surge suggests that higher penalties have not effectively curbed speeding behavior. Experts argue that without comprehensive traffic education and systematic enforcement, fines alone may not lead to safer driving habits. Click here to learn more
☀️ Renewable
Estonia will receive €18 million from the EU to support two new onshore wind projects under the Renewable Energy Financing Mechanism. The Püssi hybrid park and Maima Wind Park are expected to be operational by 2028, boosting local green energy production. Click here to learn more
👨🏻⚖️ Legal
Tallinn residents can receive free legal advice in May at the following locations:
Kristiine District Government: Thursday, May 29, from 9:00 to 13:00
Põhja-Tallinn District Government: Thursday, May 8, from 9:00 to 13:00
Consultations cover areas such as family, inheritance, employment, tax, and housing law, and are available in Estonian, Russian, and English. No prior registration is required. Residents from any district are welcome to attend. Click here to learn more
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