Tallinn Chess Club is a chess club and tournament organizer based in Tallinn, Estonia. It operates from the historic Paul Keres Chess House and plays an active role in the country’s competitive chess scene. In addition, the club supports both high-level tournament play and regular chess development in the capital.

The club organizes a wide range of events, including FIDE-rated tournament competition, classical chess, rapid chess, and blitz chess. It is the organizer of the 7th Paul Keres Memorial Festival in Pärnu, a major open chess tournament that combines classic, rapid, and blitz formats. Moreover, Tallinn Chess Club also runs its own rapid series and other rated events that appear regularly on the international chess calendar.

Over the years, the club has built a strong reputation in Estonian chess through event delivery, player development, and steady community activity. Furthermore, it supports junior chess through its affiliated chess school and helps maintain an active local chess environment. As a result, Tallinn Chess Club remains one of the country’s most visible chess organizers and a key platform for tournament chess in Estonia.