Tere, mina olen Ave – Eesti Päevad 2027 festivali peakorraldaja.
Mul on rõõm teatada, et ettevalmistused on juba alanud!

Festival saab olema täis muusikat, laulu, tantsu, kunsti, käsitööd ja kõike, mis teeb Eesti kultuuri ägedaks. Sellest saab üks ilmatumalt vahva, sisukas ja meeldejääv sündmus, mida tasub kalendrisse punasega märkida.

Tule üksi, tule kambaga – peaasi, et tuled!

Hi, I’m Ave – the head organiser of the Eesti Päevad 2027.
I’m super excited to announce that preparations are already underway!

This festival is going to be bursting with music, singing, dancing, art, crafts, and all the wonderful things that make Estonian culture so awesome. It’s shaping up to be an absolutely fantastic, rich, and unforgettable event – definitely one to mark in your calendar with a big red circle.

Come solo, come with your crew – just make sure you come!

If you’re like us and you’re already counting down the days to Eesti Päevad, we’ll see you in 2027. Pop it in the calendar!

The next Eesti Päevad will be held in Sydney, 8-11 April 2027.

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2027 Festival program

2027 tickets

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70+ Years of Eesti Päevad

Estonians have been holding Eesti Päevad in Australia since 1954. The first was in Sydney and since then the festivals have been held every 2-3 years in turn, in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. 

A big warm thank you to our partners, sponsors, and supporters. You make this event possible for all of us across Australia.

Get in touch at festival@eesti.org.au
We always appreciate a second set of hands 🫶

Council of Estonian Societies in Australia (AESL)

AESL (Estonian: Austraalia Eesti Seltside Liit) is an umbrella organisation that unites around 20 Estonian organisations all over Australia.

Australian Estonian Media Project

The Australian Estonian Media Project (AEMP) is a new body dedicated to improving media and communications among Estonians down under, running Estonians in Australia.

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