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Organizations

Organizations that connect our community, preserve our traditions & enliven our cultural life.

  • student residence, community center
    Tartu College
    Tartu College is a community focused and operated not-for-profit educational organization that manages a student residence, an event space and hosts a rich educational and cultural program.
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  • Summer camp
    Seedrioru
    Seedrioru operates an Estonian summer camp that promotes Estonian language, music, arts and dance.
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  • Summer camp
    Jõekääru
    Jõekääru is a summer camp where children develop their Estonian language skills, participate in traditional music, crafts, dance, sports & more.
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  • Estonian Scouts and Guides in Canada
    Our mission is to ensure the lasting legacy of Estonian scouting and guiding traditions in a multicultural Canadian context through financial support and counsel.
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  • PÕHJARADA GAIDLIPKON­D
    Koondused laupäeviti kl 10­12 Toronto Baptisti kirikus, 883 Broadview Ave.
  • education
    T.E.S. Toronto Estonian School
    The Estonian Supplementary Schools in Toronto were established 70 years ago as a non-profit youth organization.
  • arts organization
    Estonian Singers Federation in North America
    Created in 1973 and based in Toronto, the Estonian Singers Federation in North America's mandate is to coordinate Estonian choirs and orchestras in North America, and to popularize and propagate Estonian choral music
  • Christ Ev. Lutheran Church
    EELK First Congregation of Hamilton

    • 18 Victoria Ave. South

  • community organization
    JK Kalev Volleyball Camp
    JK Kalev Volleyball Camp is a place for young Estonians from around the world to create friendships and have fun in a volleyball-based setting.
  • arts organization
    Baltic Artists’ Association
    The Baltic Artists' Association is a non-profit cultural organization based in Montreal, Canada, which supports visual artists, photographers, and makers of fine handcrafts through meetings, workshops and annual exhibitions. All members have origins in one of the 3 Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia).