From 3–5 October 2025, Tallinn Business Incubator hosted the Game Jam: Estonian Folklore Edition, a video game development hackathon aligned with the activities and goals of the i-Game project. Over the course of 48 hours, participants from diverse backgrounds, working in teams, created video games inspired by Estonian folktales, myths, and traditions. The event opened with a short presentation on digital heritage and the collections of the Estonian National Museum (ENM), delivered by Piibe Nõmm on behalf of ENM.

The Estonian National Museum (ERM) is organising a Game Co-Creation Workshop as part of the i-Game project, which will take place on Wednesday, 8 December 2025, from 10:30 to 16:00 in the World Film Hall at ERM (Muuseumi tee 2, Tartu).

The Estonian National Museum participates in the international project "Data Conversations", which aims to increase the social and economic impact of the creative and cultural sector. The project will focus on the smart use of data and artificial intelligence to support digital transformation, sustainability, and audience engagement.

At the end of September, specialists from Japan’s largest and oldest museum – the Tokyo National Museum – visited the Estonian National Museum. They explored our digital heritage projects, from diverse activities to the use of digital heritage in digital humanities and video games.