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December 2025: Nipet-näpet Eestist (odds and sods from Estonia)

This is our second monthly “Nipet-näpet Eestist” column — a quick pick of Estonian news and oddities we think you’ll love.

Australia’s Estonian folk costume library is open to all

From hand-stitched skirts to full folk costume sets, SESKKE’s growing costume library preserves Estonian heritage in Australia, one carefully cared-for piece at a time. Open to all, it invites the community to wear, share and belong.

Global Estonian December newsletter lands with Australian insights

The Global Estonian December newsletter has landed — packed with Australian connections, global Estonian stories and just the right amount of festive spirit.

Information session for future AESL Board members

Interested in contributing to the future of Australia’s Estonian community? AESL is hosting a short Zoom session on 18 December to share more about upcoming Board roles and how community members can get involved.

Recognition for Estonian language teachers in Australia

Estonian language teachers in Australia were recognised for their work during a meeting with Minister Kristina Kallas, followed by a discussion on the future of Estonian language education in Australia.

In memoriam — Kuno Mikkor

Kuno Mikkor’s contribution to sport and community life made a lasting impact in Melbourne. He will be remembered with gratitude and affection by all who knew him.

Terminaator in Sydney: epic, emotional, Estonian-approved

Terminaator in Sydney wasn’t just a concert — it was a pilgrimage, a party and a love letter to Estonian music, sung loudly and felt deeply.

Estonian Cultural Foundation in Australia: past, present and a new board

The ECFA’s journey from post-war relief committee to cultural foundation shows the power of a small community working together. A new board now steps in to guide the next chapter.

Applications open for 2026 Estonian education projects abroad

Applications are now open for 2026 education grants supporting Estonian language and culture projects abroad. Apply by 2 January 2026.

Register for Craft Camp and spend July in Viljandi

Craft Camp Estonia 2026 is calling. A week in Viljandi learning old crafts, meeting new friends and pretending you now live in Estonia? Don’t mind if we do.

The story behind the SESKKE calendar

The SESKKE 2026 calendar is more than a calendar — it’s a tribute to the people, craft and memory behind Estonian folk costumes in Australia.