Tallinn will host “Italy Unexpected,” a new festival aiming to present a more nuanced view of Italian culture beyond typical tourist attractions. The event, held on August 15th at Paavli Kultuurivabrik, will feature a diverse range of Italian artists and traditions. Attendees can expect workshops, live performances encompassing music and dance, and authentic Italian cuisine, including family recipes and homemade limoncello. The festival intends to move past clichés of ancient ruins and pasta, highlighting Sicilian poetry and modern electro-tribal sounds. Organizers hope to connect Italian creators with the local Estonian community. “Italy Unexpected” seeks to reveal the lesser-known flavours and rhythms of Italy to a new audience. Further details are available at Estonian World.