Organizations

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.

The Estonian House in Leicester is the home for Estonians in Leicester and in Midlands. It was established in 1960 as a social and cultural centre for the many migrant Estonians who came to Midlands.

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

At the Estonian School in London, children are taught the Estonian language, music, arts and crafts.

Founded in 1921, The Estonian Society of London is an association for Estonians and friends of Estonia in London and its surroundings.

The Association of Estonians in Great Britain unites Estonian organizations in the UK. The association aims to promote Estonian culture and the Estonian language and to support all Estonians and their friends in the UK.