Eesti Kultuuripäevad New Yorgis 2016 – Vastuvõtt ja avamine
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Picture (standing left to right): Jeff Zelek, Kelsey Biggs Kiik, Leena Sirp, Andrus Kiik, Eve Tisler, Arney Smits, Deborah Klepp, Laila Oinas, Jyri Erik Kork, Age Langra Robinson, Helen Mandel, Kadri Kallas Zelek, Mauno Kork. Seated: Lauri Tisler, Märt Agu, Tiina Kreek, Anu Oinas. Picture: Anu Oinas On the...
Mr. Marek Helm, director general of Estonian Tax and Customs Board met on March 22, with Mr. Scott A. Hodge, president of the Tax Foundation. Mr. Helm introduced Estonian tax collection principles and aims – microbusinesses should be able to operate with a minimum number of accountants, if they want...
Mait Malmsten in “Phenomenon” The Estonian Society of San Francisco recently welcomed fellow Estonian Mait Malmsten to the Latvian Lutheran Church in hilly Noe Valley, San Francisco, for a special performance of “Fenomen” featured in Estonian with English subtitles. Authored by Bulgarian playwright Hristo Boychev, the play is a...
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Arne Kalm PRESS RELEASE 3/14/16 The Estonian American National Council is pleased to announce that Arne Kalm will be honored by the Baltic American Freedom League (BAFL) in recognition of his dedication to the cause of Baltic freedom and security. Kalm will be honored at BAFL’s 34th Awards...
Tiina Lokk By Peter Belsito SydneysBuzz March 9, 2016 - Tallinn Black Nights International Film Festival director Tiina Lokk, and Estonian Golden Globe and Oscar nominated producer Ivo Felt, ("Tangerine," and "The Fencer,") sponsored a cocktail this week at the headquarters of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association HFPA...
Aili Sarapik wearing an "I speak Estonian" t-shirt on a local school field trip in 2002. (Private collection) Aili M. Sarapik Despite differences in number of students, fluency, budget, distance, and other constraints, Estonian Schools as well as kindergartens, children’s hobby groups, and other youth organizations around the world...
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