The aim of the Baltic Heritage Network seminars is to bring together diaspora researchers from different fields of study (history, sociology, cultural studies, literature, art, music and others): university students at bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral studies level.

The winter edition of the Baltic Heritage Network quarterly newsletter is now available. In these pages you will find information about our past and future events, new publications, and what is happening across the globe within the diaspora research and archive communities.

The autumn edition of the Baltic Heritage Network quarterly newsletter is now available. In these pages you will find information about our past and future events, new publications, and what is happening across the globe within the diaspora research and archive communities.

Scheduled to open on January 13, 2022, Kalņiņš’ Hamlet will once again be added to the Latvian National Opera and Ballet’s repertoire with performances expected to continue until spring.

2021 was an important year for Estonia: the small town of Abja-Paluoja in Viljandi County has been chosen as this year’s Finno-Ugric Capital of Culture. Important events dedicated to the unique language and culture of these people are taking place throughout the year.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that our dear friend and long-time volunteer at the Estonian Archives in Australia, Reet Simmul, has passed away.

At the end of November painting by Konrad Mägi was unknown in Estonia until recently arrived from Canada. The piece that belongs to the Museum of Estonians Abroad (VEMU) collection has been brought to Estonian for five years at the initiative of the Konrad Mägi Foundation to be cleaned, restored, and introduced to researchers and the public.