The board of the Design Federation has confirmed that the Estonian capital, Tallinn has been chosen as the city to welcome the European Design Festival in June 2022. The event, set to gather communication designers from all over the European continent (and beyond), will resume after a two-year break due to the ongoing pandemic. It consists of exhibitions, talks, design walks, workshops, conferences, social events and the European Design Awards gala. “We always go for cities that have a vibrant design scene but at the same time are the kind of destinations that people are excited to visit,” said Mr Demetrios Fakinos, the European Design Festival director. He added: “Tallinn is such a place: an attractive, innovative city that is immersed in the great Nordic design culture. I’m sure that with the help of our local partner, the Estonian Design Centre, we will offer an inspiring event that will make everyone happy to attend”. The head of Estonian Design Centre Ms Tiia Vihand added: “We believe that European Design Awards Festival has a significant impact on [our] local design community, as well as helping us to spread the word about the impact of design in our society generally. We feel very honoured and excited that next year we can host the event in Tallinn.” She also paid tribute to the City of Tallinn for its contribution in bringing the European Design Awards to Tallinn. The ED-Festival has, since 2007, been hosted in cities including Stockholm, Zurich, Rotterdam, Helsinki, Istanbul, Vienna, Porto and Oslo. “Being selected to host European Design Awards in 2022 is a great recognition to Estonia as an excellent location for international high-level conferences and events. We are extremely proud that Tallinn will be joining the outstanding line up of EDAwards hosts cities and we are ready to impress the international design community,” Kadri Karu, managing director of the Estonian Convention Bureau added For more information visit: www.europeandesign.org
Tallinn chosen as host city for 2022 European Design Festival
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