Estonian student becomes first foreigner to win South Korean beauty pageant prize

Estonia's delegation at the UN, where the country was elected a member of the UNESCO Convention Committee.

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Estonia Joins UNESCO committee to combat illegal trade in cultural artifacts

Opening of the mural MotoNurk at the Narva Museum.

This year's Museum Night attracts over 66,000 visitors

Urban exhibit in Pärnu invites readers on a poetry tour through the city

Estonian filmmakers: State should block sites pirating local films

Catalan artist Lily Brick and her mural "Welcome Spring."

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Art without a ticket: Estonia's nomadic street art festival heads to Saaremaa

Next week (May 19 to 24), the Rural Urban Art (RUA) Festival is set to bring a new splash of color to the gray walls of Estonia's biggest island – Saaremaa. Top artists from all over the world will create diverse new works in off-the-beaten track locations, each with a connection to Saaremaa's unique culture and traditions.

Eurovision 2025

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Tommy Cash: Sorry we came third

Estonia's 2025 Eurovision Song Contest finalist Tommy Cash has said while Saturday's third place is not at all bad, it is still a pity to have finished in that position.

Elina Nechayeva on ETV's "Ringvaade" Monday night, performing the Estonian version of the Eurovision-winning "Wasted Love" by JJ. May 19, 2025.

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Watch: Eurovision winner 'Wasted Love' performed in Estonian

Jegor Andrejev's Estonian Sign Language (EVK) performance of Tommy Cash's "Espresso Macchiato," Estonia's 2025 Eurovision entry.

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Watch: This year's Eurovision entries in Estonian Sign Language

ETV special "Tommy Cash: Espresso Estonia." May 2025.

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From Estonia to Eurovision: Tommy Cash on music, bold art and his grandma

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Anumai Raska, Kärt Koppel and Liisbeth Horn during a performance of "Rat's Rumba."

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Rat's Rumba: A fun journey in a surveillance society at Switchover performing arts festival

This week, the performing arts festival "Switchover" is taking place for the fourth time in Tartu, with five different productions between May 14 and 18. Ahead of the festival, ERR News spoke to performance artists Liisbeth Horn and Kärt Koppel about their show "Rat's Rumba," which explores the complexities of living in a world dominated by screens and surveillance.