🇪🇪 Tallinn News and Events - Wed 04 June 🇪🇪

Find out the latest news and weekly events.

Jun 04, 2025

Wednesday: 🌤️ 19°/13°⏐ Sunrise 4:10 - 22:28 Sunset 🌤️

Thursday: 🌧️ 18°/10°⏐ Sunrise 4:10 - 22:30 Sunset 🌧️

Good morning Tallinn! Find below the latest news and the coolest events in the city 💛

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SYTYCS is not your typical dance battle. It’s a celebration of power, presence, and performance. Rooted in pole’s strip club origins, this event throws out the rulebook in favor of raw, expressive energy. 💅

Judges come from diverse backgrounds - burlesque, strip clubs, ballroom, contemporary - because sensuality has no single form! Performers are rated on energy, expression, and appeal just as much as complexity.

You, the audience, get to vote using play dollars (included in the ticket). Every bill makes a difference - support your favorites and tip your dancers! 💸

Mark your calendar, and get ready to be seduced and have fun! 💋

📍 Friday, 13.06 | HUNGR Bar, Peetri 6
🕖 19:00–22:00 | €25 cash at the door

More info here!

🗞️ News For You

⚽️ Sport

Estonia's first-choice goalkeeper, Karl Hein, is determined to rebound from recent setbacks as the national team prepares for crucial fixtures against Israel and Norway. Following a challenging period, Hein is focused on regaining form and contributing to Estonia's success in the upcoming matches. His commitment to improvement underscores the team's resolve to perform strongly on the international stage. Click here to learn more

🏖️ Stroomi Beach

A new fantastic barbecue area has been unveiled at Tallinn's Stroomi Beach, providing residents and visitors with a designated space to enjoy outdoor grilling. This addition enhances the beach's amenities, encouraging communal gatherings and leisure activities in a scenic seaside setting. Click here to learn more

🔨 Development

After a quarter-century, Tallinn is initiating the development of a new city master plan to replace its outdated predecessor.This comprehensive blueprint aims to modernize the capital by enhancing citywide networks, including education, public transportation, and green spaces. The initiative reflects a commitment to contemporary urban planning principles, ensuring the city's growth aligns with current and future needs. Click here to learn more

🎤 Concert

British post-punk band Shame is set to perform in Tallinn on October 11 at Paavli Kultuurivabrik as part of their European tour promoting their upcoming album, Cutthroat, scheduled for release on September 5. Known for their raw, energetic live performances, the band promises an electrifying show for Estonian fans. Click here to learn more

📚 School

Estonian school students are exhibiting a broad spectrum of artificial intelligence (AI) competencies as the country prepares to launch its ambitious "AI Leap" educational program this September. This move underscores Estonia's commitment to integrating cutting-edge technology into its education system, ensuring students are well-equipped for the digital age. Click here to learn more

💧 Hydrogen

Tallinn is advancing its sustainable transport infrastructure with the upcoming launch of two hydrogen refueling stations, expected to be operational by the end of summer. These stations, located at the Väo hydrogen production site and the Alexela filling station on Peterburi tee, are part of a broader initiative to introduce hydrogen-powered taxis (Bolt) and buses in the city. Click here to learn more

👦 Sport

The City of Tallinn has announced a significant boost in funding for youth sports, increasing subsidies by €5 million to support the development and participation of young athletes. This investment aims to enhance access to sports facilities, training programs, and events, fostering a healthier and more active lifestyle among the city's youth. Click here to learn more

🌳 Street

The City of Tallinn is inviting residents to participate in reimagining Ristiku Street and its adjoining areas in Pelgulinn. The comprehensive reconstruction project aims to transform Ristiku streets into safer, greener, and more accessible urban spaces. Residents are encouraged to attend a public discussion for the project on June 10, at 17:30. Click here to learn more

✈️ Flight

Estonian travelers now have a new summer getaway option as airBaltic has introduced direct flights from Tallinn to Tirana, Albania. The approximately three-hour flights will operate twice weekly until September 30, marking the first regular air connection between the two capitals. This addition expands airBaltic's network to multiple destinations from Tallinn this summer, enhancing travel options for both leisure and business passengers. Click here to learn more