| 11 | Liverpool | Estonian participation in the second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest. Estonia is represented by Alika ’Bridges’. Estonia won Eurovision in 2001. |
| 13 | London | Award-winning director Anna Hints’s film ’For Tomorrow Paradise Arrives’ screening at the EUNIC Film Festival In Short, Europe: Awakening.
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| Newbury | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra (ERSO), cond. Olari Elts, sol. Barry Douglas (piano) performing at Newbury Spring Festival. | |
| Liverpool | Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final | |
| 14 | Norwich | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at the Norwich Theatre |
| 16 | Birmingham | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Symphony Hall |
| 17 | Sheffield | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Sheffield City Hall |
| 18 | Warwick | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Warwick Arts Centre |
| Manchester | Estonian National Male Choir (RAM) with BBC Philharmonic, conductor John Storgårds at the Bridgewater Hall | |
| 19 | Bradford | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at St George’s Hall (Pop in for an after-concert-drink at the Eesti Kodu Club) |
| 20 | Perth | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Perth Concert Hall |
| London | Author Kai Aareleid at the European Writers’ Festival in British Library to discuss her book ‘Burning Cities’, published by Peter Owens Publishers | |
| London | Estonian talharpa sensation, a nu-folk duo Puuluup at Kings Place UK debut for Songlines Encounters Festival.
‘Puuluup are true originals with a cult following. They are doing something pretty unusual, pushing obscure folk material towards the mainstream with a whole lot of panache.’ – Songlines
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| 21 | London | LONDON PREMIERE of the largest full-time professional male choir in the world, the Grammy-Award winning Estonian National Male Choir performing for Songlines Encounters at Kings Place
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| Edinburgh | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Usher Hall | |
| 23-25 | London | Designer Heiter X presents her work at Clerkenwell Design Week |
| 23 | Guildford | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at G Live Guildford |
| 24 | London | LONDON PREMIERE Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Cadogan Hall, cond. Olari Elts, sol. Barry Douglas (piano)PROGRAMME Arvo Pärt – Cantus in Memoriam Benjamin Britten Rachmaninov – Piano Concerto No. 3 Thea Musgrave – Song of the Enchanter Sibelius – Symphony No. 5 |
| Manchester | The Old Man Movie: Lactopalypse! Official UK PREMIERE at HOME Manchester, hosted by the Manchester Animation Festival |
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| 25 | Croydon, London | Estonian National Symphony Orchestra at Fairfield Halls |
| Edinburgh | The Old Man Movie in person Q&A screening at Cameo Edinburgh | |
| Glasgow | The Old Man Movie in person Q&A screening at Glasgow Film Theatre | |
| 26 | London | LONDON PREMIERE The Old Man Movie: Lactopalypse! screening + Q&A with directors Mikk Mägi and Oskar Lehemaa at BFI Southbank ‘An outrageous, super weird stop-motion comedic gem from Estonia.’ – BFI |
| 27 | Bristol | The Old Man Movie in person Q&A screening at Watershed Bristol |
| 28 | Truro, Cornwall | The Old Man Movie in person Q&A screening at Plaza Cinema |
| 29 | Brixton, London | The Old Man Movie in person Q&A screening at Picturehouse Brixton |
| Across the UK | The Old Man Movie Official preview in Picturehouse Cinemas across the UK | |
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