Treats age-old traditions of the Ukrainian people with care, preserves them and passes them on to future generations. Ukrainians abroad do not lose their roots, love Ukraine and are happy to communicate in their native language.
International festivals of creativity and Ukrainian culture in Estonia are an ideal platform for popularising Ukrainian creativity, getting acquainted with world cultural achievements, building cultural contacts and strengthening friendships, cooperating and mutual understanding between Ukrainians from different countries, and developing Ukrainian national culture abroad.
Three festivals are held under the auspices of the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia:
• “Flowers of Ukraine” – International Festival of Children’s and Youth Creativity (since 2001; organised by the Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia);
• “Northern Star” – International Festival of Creativity (since 2002; organised by the Association or its member organisations);
• “Vyshyvanka Unites” – ethnic festival for World Vyshyvanka Day (since 2023; organised by UKRAINA MEEDIA DRUZI MTÜ).

Organised by the Ukrainian Youth Association in Estonia with the support and under the auspices of the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia. Held since 2001.
According to the festival rules, a child or a creative team can participate to demonstrate their skill, love and devotion to Ukraine and its culture.
Creative teams and soloists representing Estonian culture or the culture of other nationalities living in Estonia are also involved in the festival to express respect for Ukrainian culture in this way.
For 20 years, the festival has been held at various venues and cultural centres in Tallinn. Concerts also took place in other Estonian cities and towns. In addition to concerts, art exhibitions and skill competitions are held as part of the festival.
In 2023, the international festival Flowers of Ukraine - 2023 took place on June 3 in the Kaja concert hall.

Its creative journey starts in the fall of 2002 with the active support of societies that are part of the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia.
Held under the auspices of the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia; organised by the Association or its member organisations.
According to the festival's rules, adults from Ukrainian societies of Estonia and other countries who have indicated their will to participate can do so solo and as a creative team.
The festival is held every two years, the previous one took place on November 6, 2022.
For the participants of the festival, especially the arriving guests, the festival organiser arranges a tour of the famous places of Estonia or Tallinn, preliminary meetings, joint rehearsals, etc.
Over the past 20 years, art groups from Latvia, Lithuania, Ukraine and other countries have participated in the Northern Star festival. Famous creative personalities from Ukraine, such as Anna Kurylenko (actress and singer of the Cherkasy Regional Drama Theater), Svyatoslav Boyko (frontman of the band Shirokyi Lan) and others, participated in the final concert.

The ethnic festival Vyshyvanka Unites was held in cooperation with the Estonian Open Air Museum (Eesti Vabaõhumuuseum) for World Embroidery Day. It achieved a great goal - to unite Ukrainians and Estonians to preserve ancient folk traditions and culture and introduce each other to their ethnic group and national cultural heritage.
Organised by UKRAINA MEEDIA DRUZI MTÜ under the auspices of the Association of Ukrainian Organisations in Estonia.
The festival had several locations: a fair of handmade products, workshops, food courts, a concert, and a display of Estonian ethnic clothing. A national record was also set for the largest number of people in embroidered clothes at one location in the Baltic countries.
The next festival will take place in May 2024.

Everyone is warmly welcome to join us!
On 7 November the junior (ages 7–9) and middle (ages 10–12) groups of the KOLOR dance ensemble took part in the Inter Tallinn international competition-festival.
12 November 2026The Ukrainian community of Sillamäe “Vodograi” invites children and adults to take part in the online festival “St Nicholas Brings the Celebration”. Entries are accepted until 30 November 2026.
28 October 2026One of the favourite spots for guests of the festival "Vyshyvanka Unites – Rahvustikand ühendab" smART fest 2026 was the smART Craft makers' fair.
2 June 2026During the festival “Vyshyvanka unites — Rahvustikand ühendab” smART fest 2026 at Kultuurikatel, one of the brightest and most atmospheric areas was the workshop zone.
2 June 2026We continue to present the areas of the festival "Vyshyvanka Unites – Rahvustikand ühendab" smART fest 2026 and to share how the atmosphere of this great Ukrainian-Estonian celebration was created.
2 June 2026First of all, our heartfelt thanks to everyone who took part! We really enjoyed reading your posts, looking at your photos and videos and reliving the brightest moments of the festival "Vyshyvanka Unites – Rahvustikand ühendab" smART fest 2026.
1 June 2026We continue to present the areas of the festival "Vyshyvanka Unites – Rahvustikand ühendab" smART fest 2026 and to share how this special day went for our guests.
31 May 2026After the festival "Vyshyvanka Unites – Rahvustikand ühendab" smART fest 2026, we want to tell you more about each area, because they created the special festive atmosphere felt by thousands of guests.
31 May 2026This event was not only a vibrant celebration of Ukrainian culture but also a true symbol of the unity of Ukrainians in Estonia. Events like this remind us of the strength of our roots and the value of the traditions we preserve and pass on to the next generations, wherever we live today.
30 May 2026Every photographer sees a celebration in their own way. That is why we are delighted to share a new selection of photos by Alla Soloviova – shots full of genuine emotion, smiles, vivid details and the lively atmosphere of our festival.
29 May 2026Today we are publishing photos by someone well known to the Ukrainian community in Estonia – Oleksandr Storozhuk.
29 May 2026This is another chance to return to the atmosphere of our festival – to remember the emotions, music, dancing, vyshyvankas, smiles and that special day we created together in Tallinn.
28 May 2026