Elke-Liisa Lõhmus is a cultural architect. The Estonian-born musician, entrepreneur, and event curator, now a driving force in New York City's cultural landscape, seamlessly blends her Baltic heritage with a global perspective.

When Simona Smirnova plays the kanklės, she doesn't just create music; she conjures a world. The Lithuanian-born vocalist, composer, and instrumentalist, now a vibrant force in New York City's music scene, is a global ambassador for her nation's traditional instrument.

Diina Tamm is a force of nature. The Estonian-born dancer, choreographer, instructor, and specialty performer, now a dynamic presence in New York City's performing arts scene, brings a breathtaking range of skills and a tireless work ethic to every project.

Valev Laube is a visionary force at the intersection of technology, branding, and the arts. The Estonian-born, New York-based entrepreneur, producer, and creative director brings a holistic approach to brand building, drawing on his deep cultural roots and a passion for connecting people through meaningful design.

From Estonian rap pioneer to New York cultural curator, Elke-Liisa Lõhmus is building bridges between Baltic roots and global beats.

Valev Laube’s debut album Liminal is now available, marking the start of 2025 with a deeply personal and transformative musical journey. Featuring 18 tracks blending contemporary folk with Estonian heritage, Liminal reflects 15 years of artistic growth. Now streaming on SoundCloud, the album has been praised for its emotional depth and innovative storytelling.

Diina Tamm, an Estonian performer based in New York, dazzles on the Bronx Zoo’s debut Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade float alongside Broadway icon Idina Menzel.

Groundbreaking period crime drama Von Fock debuts as Estonia’s highest-budget TV series, bringing Baltic history and intrigue to international audiences.

Heino Rannap was a trailblazer in music education in Estonia, making significant contributions that shaped the field for generations to come

Estonia's only fully accessible cultural event returns on December 3, uniting audiences of all abilities through music and empathy.