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Uus kunsti näitus on avatud Viva Vida Galleriis Pointe Claire linna osas Montrealis, kus hiljuti leidis aset Balti Ühingu kunsti näitus. See kord oli nätius avatud laiemale kunstnikude ühiskonnale ja valitude hulka said eesti päritoluga kunstnikud Elvi Kannelmäe-Edwards Ottawa-Gatineau rajoonist, Ann Kallaste-Kruzelecky ja Hille Viires Montrealist. Nätius avati laupäeval 7. detsembril ja kestab kuni laupäev 25. jaanuaril 2014. |
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E S T O N I A N K N I T T I N G Did you know that Estonia has a rich history in knitting? Did you always want to learn Estonian lace or colorwork? You don’t know how to knit? Not a problem. These courses are open to all – men and women. Angelina Hum, a certified Knitting and Crochet instructor, will be offering a series of three knitting classes, starting at the end of January, 2014. Each Sunday afternoon class comprises two sessions lasting 2 hours each: Learn To Knit – February 2 & 9, 2014 from 3 to 5 pm Estonian Colorwork – March 2 & 9, 2014 from 3 to 5 pm Estonian Lace – March 16 & 23, 2014 from 3 to 5 pm Cost: $25. for two 2-hour sessions ($50 for non-MES members) The classes will be held at St. John’s Estonian Ev. Lutheran Church 4345 Marcil Ave. in NDG (H4A 2Z9). Register today! Limited seating! Contact: tom.ventser@gmail.com NOTE: For more information, click on the highlighted course name
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The MES will be launching a new series of Estonian language courses starting in late January 2014. The courses will be offered at the beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. The classes will take place via Skype with an experienced Estonian language teacher based in Europe. Each course will consist of 10 classes of approximately 1.5 hours per class. Course costs are $25/student for MES members – ($75/student for non-MES members). The dates and times of the courses will be determined based on how many students register for each level. Contact Tom Ventser at: tom.ventser@gmail.com |
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Estonian Diplomacy Worldwide by Chris Glew in Business
Of the 193 countries in the United Nations, the Republic of Estonia has a diplomatic presence of some kind in 82 of them, ranging from embassies to consulates-general to honorary consuls.
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Montreal International Documentary Festival Rencontres Internationales du Documentaire de Montreal (RIDM)
Lisa, Go Home Estonian / Lithuanian Short Film As the title suggests, little Lisa is always running away. Her life is dismal and violent, so she takes refuge in nature, where she creates a fantasy world where games, music and magic reign. In Russian (with English subtitles – 28 minutes)
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