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Rehearsal rooms V-402 and M-134 at Tallinn University's BFM building where the BFM Mixed Choir meets.

Kaasaegsete tantsustiilide stuudio, mis sobib igas vanuserühmas ja erineva tasemega inimestele. Stuudio korraldab korrapäraselt meistriklasse, osaleb üritustel ja võistlustel.

Liivalaia raamatukogu võõrustab raamatuklubi, kus arutatakse Ameerika kirjandusklassikat. Klubi juhiks on Fulbrighti stipendiaat Tucker McLain.

The Estonian language house in Tallinn hosts a reading club for Estonian language learners at B1 level and above, focusing on Estonian literature and author meetings.

The largest and oldest combat sports club in Estonia, offering training in muay thai, BJJ, boxing, K-1, and MMA, with a focus on physical fitness, self-confidence, and mental development. It has nearly 700 active members aged 7-60 and has produced world champions.

A Buddhist meditation center offering authentic Buddhist teachings and guided meditations in a friendly, modern environment. Open to all, with public meditations held on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7 p.m.

The Estonian Language House hosts a monthly film club that screens Estonian films with Estonian subtitles, followed by discussions. It is a cultural and educational center for language learners and film enthusiasts.

The Estonian Film Museum is a museum dedicated to Estonian cinema. It hosts the Estonian Language House Film Club's monthly film nights, where attendees can watch Estonian films and learn about filmmaking.

One of the oldest and most iconic cinemas in Estonia, located in central Tallinn. It has been hosting the Ukrainian Cinema Club screenings for free since early 2023.

A cinema in Tartu that hosts regular Ukrainian film club screenings.

Central Library in Narva, used as a venue for Ukrainian film club screenings.

A theatre in Pärnu that hosts Ukrainian film club screenings.

Cinema at the Kumu Art Museum in Tallinn, used for a special screening with Estonian subtitles.

Tallinn Central Library is a public library that hosts a virtual chat club for seniors, offering discussions on various topics including books, culture, and technology.

A Roman Catholic cathedral in Tallinn that hosts masses and adult catechesis for those exploring the Catholic faith. It emphasizes community and faith formation.

A church that hosts worship services and community ministries including youth, women, men, and children's groups, welcoming individuals to fellowship and spiritual growth.

A Montessori-inspired playgroup for children aged 9 months to 2.5 years, held weekly. The space includes Montessori materials for fine motor skills and self-service, and includes a musical lesson.

The Children's Museum Miiamilla is a bright and child-friendly museum in Tallinn that hosts creative activities for toddlers, including music classes, mom & baby meetups, and art creativity classes. The museum's rooms, such as the Education Room and Inner World, are designed based on children's drawings and support early childhood development.

Tallinn Laagna Library hosts a monthly memory training club for seniors. The club uses exercises and tasks to support memory.