Lőke was formed in 1997 by Erik Holm who approached numerous Australian Estonians with the idea of creating an Estonian music group. Unlike the existing choirs in Sydney, the majority of Lőke members are born in Australia, with either one or both Estonian parents.

Contact: Siiri Iismaa - s.iismaa@victorchang.unsw.edu.au

Link: http://loke.eesti.org.au

Address:
Estonian House
141 Campbell St
Surry Hills
NSW 2010
Australia

“Virmalised - Northern Lights - Estonian Folk Dancers” is Sydney’s premier Estonian Folk Dance Group, that works in concert with the Sydney Estonian Community to provide a contemporary expression of Estonian culture and traditions in the context of multiculturalism in Australia. The foundation for “Virmalised - Northern Lights - Estonian Folk Dancers” was laid in folk dance performances dating back to 1934, with the name “Virmalised - Northern Lights - Estonian Folk Dancers” being adopted by the Group in 1969.

Contact: Madis Alvre - madis.alvre@optusnet.com.au

Website: northernlights.eesti.org.au

Address:

Estonian House
141 Campbell St
Surry Hills
NSW 2010

Postal address
PO Box 147
Darlinghurst
NSW 1300
Description

On Saturday, April 12 at 16.00 at the Estonian Church Hall, 11 Waratah St., North Strathfield, Mr Peep Pillak, a Consultant to the Estonian National Archives, will talk about his experiences when looking in Russia for the graves of the Estonian President Päts and the leader of Estonian armed forces, general Laidoner. All welcome! Please bring something for the coffee table.
Estonian Summer Seminars

Laupäeval, 12. aprillil kell 16.00 kirikusaalis, 11 Waratah St, North Strathfield, Eesti Riigiarhiivi nõunik Peep Pillak räägib oma kogemustest president Pätsi ja kindral Laidoneri haudade otsimisel Venemaal. Kõik teretulnud! Palutakse kaasa tuua midagi kohvilauale.
Metsaülikooli Austraalias