Venues in Tallinn
35 venues found
Adamson-Ericu muuseum
Small art museum in a medieval house in Tallinn's Old Town, hired for intimate events of up to 30 people.
BOTIK
Bar and garden stage at the Põhjala tehas quarter in Kopli, Tallinn, open since 2019, with a capacity of 800 and in-house sound and lighting.
Chicago 1933
Bar with live music in the Rotermann quarter of Tallinn, open since 2009, with a capacity of 150 and in-house sound and lighting.
Club Hollywood
Long-running nightclub on Vana-Posti street in Tallinn's Old Town, open since 1995, with a capacity of 1,100 and in-house sound and lighting.
Eesti Draamateater
Estonia's national drama theatre in central Tallinn, with a 447-seat main hall with revolving stage and three smaller halls, all available for hire.
Eesti Noorsooteater
Estonian Theatre for Young Audiences, formerly NUKU, at the corner of Lai and Nunne streets in Tallinn's Old Town, with three performance halls.
Estonia Kontserdisaal
Tallinn's principal classical concert hall, in the Estonia building in the city centre, run by Eesti Kontsert, with a capacity of 973.
Fort bar
Small live venue and bar on Pikk street in Tallinn's Old Town, open since 2022, with a capacity of 120 and in-house sound and lighting.
Fotografiska Tallinn
Photography museum in Telliskivi Creative City, Tallinn, opened in 2019, hosting concerts and hired events for up to 550 people.
Hopneri Maja
Medieval merchant's house on Tallinn's Town Hall Square, run by the city-centre district as a culture house with a concert hall for up to 200 and period rooms for hire.
Kadrioru kunstimuuseum
Baroque Kadriorg Palace in Tallinn, an art museum whose rooms are hired for concerts and events of up to 100 people.
Kanuti Gildi SAAL
Centre for contemporary performing arts in Tallinn's Old Town, opened in 2001 in the former St Canute's guild hall on Pikk street.
Kivi Paber Käärid
Restaurant and live-music bar at the edge of Telliskivi in Tallinn, open since 2014, with a capacity of 200 and in-house sound and lighting.
Kultuurikatel
Tallinn Creative Hub, a converted power station by the harbour, hired for concerts, conferences and galas of up to 2,000 people.
Kultuurikeskus Kaja
Mustamäe district culture centre opened in 2019, with a fully equipped 303-seat hall for concerts, theatre, receptions and conferences.
Kultuurikeskus Lindakivi
Culture centre of Tallinn's Lasnamäe district, with a 256-seat concert hall, a dance hall and smaller rooms for hire.
Kumu auditoorium
Auditorium of the Kumu art museum in Kadriorg, Tallinn, hired for concerts, screenings and talks of up to 245, with in-house sound and lighting.
Maarjamäe Lossipark
Park of Maarjamäe Palace on the Pirita seafront in Tallinn, hired from the Estonian History Museum for open-air events of up to 4,500.
Mere Kultuurikeskus
Neoclassical culture centre in central Tallinn with an 834-seat main hall on three levels, plus a small hall, foyers and seminar rooms.
Niguliste muuseum
Medieval St Nicholas' Church in Tallinn's Old Town, now a museum of the Art Museum of Estonia, used for concerts of up to 280 people.
Nõmme Kultuurikeskus
Culture centre of Tallinn's Nõmme district, with a 160-seat main hall and stage plus smaller halls let for concerts, theatre and meetings.
Philly Joe's Jazziklubi
Jazz club on Freedom Square in central Tallinn, open since 2014, with a capacity of 100 and in-house sound and lighting.
Põhjala tehas
Former rubber factory in Kopli turned creative quarter, with raw industrial hangars from 180 to 1,200 m² hired for concerts, festivals, fairs and galas.
