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Last Hurrah, program drop: three days, one final goodbye

One house, 50+ years of memories, and one final weekend to fill it again — the Last Hurrah (22–24 May) brings music, food, stories and community together, one last time.

Melbourne Estonian archive opens its doors for the Last Hurrah

For decades, these memories lived quietly in homes across Melbourne — passed down, kept safe, and remembered. Now gathered in one place, the Melbourne Estonian archive opens for a rare Last Hurrah display. Here’s the story behind it.

Guess who’s singing at Choralfest?

Two Estonian choirs, Kooskõlas and Kodu Kaja. One national stage. Choralfest 2026 in Geelong is serving harmonies, goosebumps and a few proud “we definitely know them” moments.

From zero to loom in two Saturdays — weaving workshop in Melbourne

From “I should try weaving someday” to “I made this!” — a cosy two-part workshop is coming to Melbourne Estonian House this April and May. Eight spots, brand new looms and good company.

Video: Piip ja Tuut in conversation with filmmaker Anthony Noack

Behind the laughter, there’s a story. Piip ja Tuut, Haide Männamäe and Toomas Tross, reflect on life, family and performing together in this warm conversation with filmmaker Anthony Noack.

Piip ja Tuut sprinkle joy wherever they go — last chance to get yours!

Frogs, acrobatics and full-body laughter for all ages — the clown duo Piip ja Tuut have arrived in Melbourne, and honestly, resisting this show is no longer an option.

Save the date: The Last Hurrah — a farewell weekend at Melbourne Estonian House, 22–24 May 2026

One last weekend, one very special house — save the date for Melbourne Estonian House’s final celebration, 22–24 May 2026. Memories, music, community… and a proper farewell before the next chapter begins.

Estonian clown duo Piip ja Tuut touring Australia

Two mischievous Estonian clowns are touring Australia — bringing slapstick, acrobatics and musical chaos along for the ride. Piip ja Tuut will perform in Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, the Gold Coast and Melbourne this March and April.

Independence Day parties across Australia

Whether you’re into forest picnics, live theatre, folk dance or just good company, Estonia’s 108th Independence Day celebrations across Australia have something with your name on it. Don’t just scroll it. Show up.

Mamma Lood brings Hiiumaa humour to Australian stages

Island humour goes global: Margus Tabor brings "Mamma Lood" — grandmother stories, Hiiumaa wisdom and plenty of laughs — to Estonian communities in Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

Watch Estonian films at the Europa! Europa film festival across Australia

Award-winning films with Estonian connections — Europa! Europa Film Festival is rolling into Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney. Catch the stories on the big screen this February–March.