Your Tallinn hit list: the top 5 events this week

9 November 2026 – 15 November 2026

Not sure where to be this week? Every week, in partnership with Gamma, we present a hand-picked selection of the five most compelling events taking place in and around Tallinn – it’s time to plan your week with purpose.

Mari, Sweetie: Screening & Afterparty

Terminal Records&Bar, Kalamaja Põhikooli Korvpalliplats, Tallinn

Wednesday,11 November, from 8.30pm

Mari, Sweetie gets its celebration, with a screening of Vivian Säde’s short film followed by live music from Lisanna Kuningas, written in the world of the film. The idea is to stay inside the story a little longer than the credits allow, with a glass of wine on the house to help the transition back to reality. Entry is €5 at the door.

Remember the event is 18+.

Öökino Night Cinema: PÖFF Shorts

Müürivahe 40, Tallinn

Thursday, 12 November from 8.30pm

Night Cinema moves to Von Krahl this year, a programme built for both the sleepless and the sleepy. It is part of the PÖFF Shorts strand of the Black Nights Film Festival, which promises refreshing comedies, short horror stories and a lot of madness. The horror shorts come from the Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival (HÕFF). Every April, the Estonian town of Haapsalu hosts HÕFF as a tradition, and the festival has run since 2005. Past editions have offered a selection of the finest scary shorts from the festival, a chance to be scared and thrilled in equal measure. Expect a late-night mix of laughs, chills and a healthy dose of madness.

Pink turns Blue Concert

Paavli Kultuurivabrik, Tallinn

Friday, 13 November, from 7pm

Pink Turns Blue is a German band and they have been shaping European post-punk and darkwave since 1985. Over four decades they have kept evolving, weaving together post-punk, darkwave, new wave and alternative rock. Their 1987 debut, If Two Worlds Kiss, is now a classic of the genre. After roughly ten full-length albums and countless tours across Europe and the US, they show no sign of resting on past laurels. Black Swan, released in 2025, proves it. The album is restless and reflective, consoling and challenging, built from cold synthesisers, ringing guitars and charismatic basslines around Mic Jogwer’s unmistakable voice. Music that has spoken to listeners for 40 years sounds just as strong today.

Frankie Marcos: Euro Step Tour

SADU resto, Kopli 68a, Tallinn

Saturday, 14 November, from 6pm

CHIMAEK is back, and this time a good friend of the series, Vlad from SANGA, is joining in. Chimaek, the Korean pairing of fried chicken and cold beer, is one of the great comfort-food traditions. This edition promises loads of bold flavours, refreshing drinks and good vibes to go with them. There is one rule: don’t wear white. Sauce is part of the experience, and the evening is better for it.

Kuma evening with DJ Pipe

Techno club HALL, Tallinn

Saturday, 14 November from 11pm

KUMA opens the white season with DJ Pipe (UK). KUMA is an extension of KAUGE festival’s upper floor and carries the same spirit of intimacy, an emotive, dreamlike space meant to fill the heart with warmth. DJ Pipe moved to Berlin more than a decade ago and spent years absorbing sound and producing. He has since found himself playing records all over the world, from L.A. to Estonia, where he last appeared back in 2022 at Plastik. His sound carries a personal vision, full of warmth, character and that all-important swing. He is joined by familiar faces alabama, brett, bricc and cask, and as is the norm, the night promises fun cuts of twisted, sublime dance music until the morning lights.

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