Giving back to society

Kõltsu manor

Kõltsu Manor is located by the sand dunes of seaside Laulasmaa. A building from the pages of a fairytale, the natural surroundings, the sound of the sea and the wooden architecture with Swiss influences make it a special place unique among Estonian manors.
Many of the old details of the manor had survived and were successfully restored: doors, windows with beautiful wooden arches, glazed tile stoves and the timber panelled ceiling in the dining hall. Authentic parquet has been collected from the entire house for the main hall floor, which is adorned with a wind rose restored according to the original design. The garden smoothly blends with a forest park, where well-maintained paths and light arched bridges lead the walker directly to the beach.
We restored this late 19th-century manor house and park between 2007 and 2010 opened it for excursions, concerts and distinguished events.

Supporting the local talent

We commission and display works local artists both in the urban space and public spaces of our buildings.

Two 2.5 metre bronze sculptures of monks stand in the Danish King’s Garden in Tallinn’s Old Town, referring to the stories and legends of the historic courtyard. The Culture Wolf howls at the moon during the Dark Night Film Festival (PÖFF) in front of the Nordic Hotel Forum.

We decorate our office buildings with contemporary art by local artists. Works by esteemed Estonian artist Kaido Ole are exhibited in Delta Plaza and Arter office building in Tallinn and Narbuto 5 office building in Vilnius. At Narbuto office building, there's also a sculpture "Initial Thought" by the young and talented Lithuanian sculptor Virzbickas Vytautas. The piece of art seeks to celebrate the moments of a beginning.

Spice’s refurbished interior integrates several works by Latvian artists.

Culture

Kapitel is longtime sponsor of Sõru Jazz festival, which takes place on the magical summertime island of Hiiumaa. This festival is a holiday for the body and soul – the best music, friendly company and picturesque natural scenery. We also support Tuletorni concert, a family festival, taking place on the banks of Lake Peipsi, at the mouth of the Rannapungerja River.

Viru Keskus is an ardent supporter of contemporary culture, including Tallinn Music Week, Jazzkaar, Fashion Cinema, Tallinn Fashion Festival and projects with the Academy of Arts and the ERKI Fashion Show.

Spice is a proud sponsor of the Latvian National Song and Dance Festival and hosts a multitude of interactive exhibitions within the mall to inform, entertain and educate customers on subjects from fashion to recycling. Annually Spice supports Latvian musicians and offers them exposure through communication within the mall.

Panorama is the sponsor of MO MUSEUM in Vilnius, a creator of art exhibitions, also an active NGO institution that addresses socially sensitive issues in society through the lens of art
This is not an exhaustive list and there will be new worthwhile events and causes that we will support in the future.