Five Tallinn events this week: cinema, concerts and dance music
Five cultural events will take place in Tallinn, Estonia, from 9 to 15 November: a short-film screening, night cinema, a German band concert, a Korean food night and a club night. The list was compiled by Estonian World with the Gamma events platform.
Five events have been picked as the most interesting of the week in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, from 9 to 15 November. The selection comes from the news site Estonian World in partnership with the events platform Gamma, and covers film, music, a food evening and a club night.
Cinema
On Wednesday, 11 November, from 8.30pm, Terminal Records&Bar in Kalamaja hosts a screening of Vivian Säde's short film Mari, Sweetie, followed by live music from Lisanna Kuningas, written in the world of the film. Entry is €5, the event is 18+, and a glass of wine is free.
On Thursday, 12 November, from 8.30pm, Öökino (Night Cinema) takes place at Müürivahe 40. It is part of PÖFF Shorts, the short-film strand of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. This year it moves to Von Krahl. The horror shorts come from the Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival (HÕFF), held every April in the Estonian town of Haapsalu since 2005.
Music and clubs
On Friday, 13 November, from 7pm, German band Pink Turns Blue play at Paavli Kultuurivabrik. The band has shaped European post-punk and darkwave since 1985, and its 1987 debut, If Two Worlds Kiss, is regarded as a genre classic. After roughly ten full-length albums and many tours across Europe and the US, it released Black Swan in 2025, built around Mic Jogwer's voice.
On Saturday, 14 November, from 11pm, DJ Pipe from the UK plays a KUMA night at the club HALL, opening the white season. KUMA is an extension of the upper floor of the KAUGE festival. DJ Pipe moved to Berlin over a decade ago and has played around the world; he last performed in Estonia in 2022 at Plastik. He is joined by alabama, brett, bricc and cask.
The same day, from 6pm, the CHIMAEK food evening returns at SADU resto, Kopli 68a, centred on the Korean pairing of fried chicken and cold beer. Vlad from SANGA joins in. Organisers ask guests not to wear white, as sauce is part of the experience.
