Organisatsioonid

The Association of Estonians in Sweden is the central organization of Estonians living in Sweden. We preserve the Estonian language and culture, we protect the rights of the minority group of Swedes, and we connect, motivate and support Estonians in Sweden.

Estonian Folks is folk dance organization to unite Estonians and their friends all over the world. Our activities are based on Estonian folk culture and traditions.

IES TULEVIK (known simply as Tulevik) was formed in 1974 by a group of second-generation Estonians living in Britain. The purpose of the group was, and still is, to promote and preserve the Estonian language and culture. The group now includes a large and supportive third-generation contingent.

Edinburgh Estonian Society is a place for everyone who is interested in our small country and its exuberant culture.

Founded in 2005, EstDocs is a not-for-profit documentary film festival in Toronto, featuring unheard stories from the Baltic nation of Estonia.

Ritmika was founded in 1980 with the goal of promoting the joy and beauty of rhythmic gymnastics by providing quality gymnastics programs to all.

Since 2005, AjaKaja has been the English language magazine of the Alberta Estonian Heritage Society, published twice yearly in Summer and Winter issues.

Väliseesti Muuseum, VEMU toob kokku eesti ja kanada kogukonnad, pakkudes mitmekesist kultuuriprogrammi - loenguid, õpitube, näitusi, filmi- ja teatriõhtuid, kontserte ja palju muud.

Founded in 1950 the Toronto Estonian Male Voice Choir (TEM) is celebrating more than 70 years of male choral tradition.