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Workshop on AI, its possibilities and limitations, with hands-on practice for learners
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Workshop on AI, its possibilities and limitations, with hands-on practice for learners
Training for women on building a practical wardrobe and combining clothes and accessories
Johan Randvere explores music history with piano works and wine for adult audiences
Pianist Johan Randvere talks with the piano and shares stories of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven
Autumn concert in the young pianists’ series at Niguliste Museum
Film screening and discussion on Tourette syndrome, stigma and self-discovery
Discussion evening on why job searching is difficult and how the labour market works
Relaxed life drawing session with a nude model for all skill levels
Psychological thriller about a doctor suspected of killing his wife
Jam session for musicians and music lovers with well-known jazz pieces
Talks and live demos on moving data platforms to Microsoft Fabric and using AI agents
Training for leaders, experts, salespeople and specialists who explain complex topics
Seminar on the French market for Estonian forestry, timber and construction companies
Practical AI workshop for NGO leaders and team members
A lecture on Tallinn garages, from the first garages to their role in city culture
Conversation with writer Tõnu Õnnepalu about his journey, books and work
An evening talk with historian Jaak Juske about the history, stories and secrets of Suur-Karja Street
Documentary about Magnus Kirt, his javelin career and return after injury
Book launch and conversation around Heikki Leis’s photo book and exhibition
Knitting and other craft gatherings for all levels, including a beginner’s workshop
Relaxed life drawing session with a nude female model for all skill levels
An evening for women about femininity, self-care and essential oils
A psychological thriller by Nick Rongjun Yu about a doctor suspected of killing his wife
Pantokraator presents a new album and marks 45 years with a two-part concert