Where Estonian Culture Lives in New York

Community Suborganizations

• Estonian School

  The New York Estonian School is a community-based program dedicated to teaching children the Estonian language, culture, and traditions. Held regularly at the Estonian House, it offers a well-rounded curriculum that includes reading, grammar, history, singing, and folk dance.

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• Mixed Choir

  The New York Estonian Mixed Choir brings together singers who share a passion for Estonian choral music and tradition. The choir performs a diverse repertoire, from classic Estonian compositions to contemporary works, at cultural events and concerts throughout the year. It is both a musical ensemble and a strong community, connecting generations through song. New members of all experience levels are always welcome to join.

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• Folk Dance

  Folk dance group Saare Vikat is dedicated to preserving and performing traditional dances. The group regularly rehearses and performs at cultural events, festivals, and celebrations, showcasing Estonia’s rich dance heritage. It offers a fun and engaging way to stay active while connecting with the community. Dancers of all levels are welcome to join and take part in the tradition.

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• Seniors

  A warm and welcoming circle where seniors gather to share stories, experiences, and time together. Conversations over coffee, travel memories, and small moments keep the spirit fresh.

  

• Scouts Troop

  “Viiking” New York Estonian Scouts Troop is a youth scouting group focused on teamwork, skills, and Estonian traditions. Members gather on school days to learn, explore, and grow together.

  

• Girl Guides

  New York Estonian Girl Guide Troop Linnutee is a close-knit group where girls develop skills, character, and community. Gatherings take place on school days, combining tradition, learning, and teamwork.