Woman finds item in thrift store that may be worth hundreds of euros
Callie Rose Bedford discovered a potentially valuable vase at a thrift store, sparking excitement and speculation in the online community.
Gallery ⟩ Librarians shared annual awards: laureates stand for the endurance of the Estonian language
The Estonian Librarians' Association announced the annual awards for the library sector, celebrating outstanding librarians and their contributions to preserving the Estonian language.
Pavlos Tsiloglanidis: Half a Century in the Service of Pontic Dance Tradition (Part A)
Pavlos Tsiloglanidis is a key figure in preserving and teaching Pontic dance traditions across generations in Greece.
The restaurant of the puna that found refuge in a 187-year-old house
Casa Mocha in Huacalera combines art, culture, and a unique culinary experience with a menu that blends Andean and Lebanese recipes.
The Community of Madrid justifies to the Ombudsman that it has no means to protect 220 BIC buildings
The Community of Madrid has informed the Ombudsman that it lacks the resources needed to protect 220 cultural heritage buildings, including the historically significant Monastery of Santa María de la Real de Valdeiglesias.
Twelve new elements in Greece's National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage
Greece's Ministry of Culture has announced the registration of twelve new elements and the recognition of a Best Practice in the National Inventory of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Obituary: Mourning for a Theater Woman
The community of Markt Schwaben is mourning the loss of an honorary citizen and influential theater figure, Marga Kappl, who greatly shaped the cultural life in the region.
Alumni seek 70-year-old Ekiti school’s return to old site
The Alumni Association of Egbeoba High School in Ekiti, Nigeria, has requested the Federal Government to restore the school to its former location, citing negative impacts from its previous relocation.
39th Meeting of Carreiros Shakes Poço Fundo in March
The 39th Meeting of Carreiros in Poço Fundo, Brazil, is set to celebrate the region's cultural heritage on March 15 with a parade of ox carts.
Theodoros Kanonidis: From Sochumi to REX in 1963 and the KTHBE in 2002
The article discusses the life and contributions of Theodoros Kanonidis, a notable figure in the Pontic Greek community, highlighting his impact on theater within the Soviet Union and Greece.
The Story of a Mosque Restored by the People of the City of Djenné in Mali Every Year
The people of Djenné in Mali gather annually to restore the Great Mosque of Djenné, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ramadan in Algeria: A Resilient Heritage and Community Support in Popular Neighborhoods
The article explores the unique cultural practices and community spirit of Ramadan in Algeria, highlighting the significance of family gatherings and social solidarity throughout the month.
"It is the soul of our village": a bell tower dispute over a carillon resurfaces in this rural Vendée village
In La Garnache, a rural village in Vendée, a debate over the carillon that rings hourly has divided residents, with some supporting its historical significance while others advocate for its silencing during the night.
Heritage courthouses find new use in regional towns
Former courthouses in regional Western Australia are being repurposed for new businesses, rejuvenating local communities.
Sánchez commits to working to end inequalities and "the stereotypes that hurt" the gypsy people
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pledged to combat inequalities faced by the gypsy community during a tribute event celebrating their 600th anniversary in Spain.
Ramadan in Morocco: A Tapestry Woven with the Spirit of Solidarity and the Scent of Authentic Heritage
Moroccans celebrate Ramadan not just as a religious occasion but as a transformative social experience, characterized by adjusted daily rhythms and heightened communal interactions.
Balinese women find 'sisterhood' in remote WA
Balinese women in Western Australia’s Pilbara region celebrate their heritage through dance and traditional cuisine, finding community in a foreign land.
"It's rumbling now, later we conclude - hey, here's a monument!"
The article appears to address a reaction to a monument, potentially in response to recent events or discussions.
The government wants to hand over "Gors" even more to the residents of Latgale, says the Prime Minister
The Latvian government intends to enhance community ownership of the Rēzekne concert hall "Gors" by involving Latgale residents more directly in its management.
The young volunteers keeping local history alive in Brisbane's outer suburbs
Young volunteers Zeke Montgomery and Alice Sippel are passionate about preserving the local history of Brisbane's outer suburbs despite being significantly younger than most in the volunteer community.
Samba and joy mark the 1st night of parades at Carnival in Campo Grande
The samba parades in Campo Grande kicked off with vibrant performances from four schools, celebrating community involvement and colorful displays of heritage.
Sannazaro, the theater-candy box that was the home of Luisa Conte
The Sannazaro theater, a beloved cultural venue, is currently under threat due to a fire, raising concerns among the community.
Sannazaro, the reactions: from Lara Sansone's tears to Marisa Laurito's words: 'Rebuild'
The artistic community of Naples reacts with shock and solidarity following a devastating fire at the Sannazaro theater, with calls for crowdfunding and immediate reconstruction efforts.
South American Carnival: Tradition and Impact
This article explores the historical roots and cultural significance of South American Carnival, highlighting its origins and evolution over time.
The 'Arch of Lovers' collapses, one of the symbols of the Italian coast of Salento
The natural Arch of Lovers in Salento has collapsed after heavy rains and strong waves, shocking the local community.
New Meeting Place in Hebertshausen: A Four-Sided Farm Becomes an Artist Colony
A historic four-sided farm in Hebertshausen, Germany, is being transformed into an artist colony by Marion and Peter Kazek.
After a decade without parades, four samba schools resist in Campinas and aim for a return in 2027
Four samba schools in Campinas, Brazil, are planning to resume official parades in 2027 after a decade-long hiatus due to financial difficulties.
Second night of Carnival features balanced parades in São Paulo
The second night of São Paulo's Carnival showcased impressive performances from Império de Casa Verde, Mocidade Alegre, and Gaviões da Fiel, with seven groups participating.
Folia de Reis: how a religious and cultural celebration transcends generations in Goiás
The Folia de Reis is a cultural and religious tradition in Goiás, Brazil, celebrating the pilgrimage of the Three Wise Men, and maintaining its significance in both rural and urban communities.
Aizgavēni in Latgale is celebrated with asuškas
A tribute to the traditional Latgale dish asuškas is being highlighted by a local librarian who aims to promote Latgale's culinary heritage.
Colorful Costumes and the Sound of Hooves: Vinkovci Shone in Full Carnival Glory
Vinkovci celebrated its annual carnival with vibrant traditional costumes, music, and a sense of community.
The Sudanese Diwan.. Popular Heritage Enhances Social Bonds
The article discusses how the traditional practices of the Bani Amer and Beja communities in Sudan enhance social relationships and preserve cultural identity.
Rio Claro gets into the rhythm of Carnival 2026 with attractions for the whole family
Rio Claro is preparing for Carnival 2026, promising family-friendly attractions and a celebration that embodies the city's spirit.
Court sets deadline for Condephaat to evaluate the regularity of fences at the Campinas Community Center
A Brazilian court has ordered the Condephaat to evaluate the regularity of the steel fences installed around the Campinas Community Center in light of preservation policies for protected heritage.
Pontian Society of Melbourne: 50 years keeping the Pontus alive on the other side of the world
The Pontian Society of Melbourne celebrates its 50th anniversary, emphasizing its commitment to preserving Pontian heritage and community identity through cultural activities.
Artist and monumental painter J. A. Dobkevičienė has died
The Lithuanian artistic community mourns the passing of J. A. Dobkevičienė, a renowned artist known for her monumental frescoes and contributions to historical thematic art.
People buy tickets at this station every day, but never board a train
Residents of Dayalpur station in Prayagraj, India, buy tickets daily to prevent the station from closing despite not using the trains.
Notification on February 12
The article outlines various community and charitable events and recognitions in South Korea, highlighting significant contributions and partnerships aimed at enhancing social welfare.
[Rebuttal Report] 'High-rise in front of Jongmyo' redevelopment and non-communicative administration also worries the Chosun royal family
The Seoul city government and the Seoul Housing and Communities Corporation respond to a previous article claiming inadequate communication regarding a redevelopment project near Jongmyo Shrine, clarifying legal specifications and their plans for community discussions.
The bronze of Constantini-Mosaner and the dedication to Angela Romei, out to make room for the daughter of the dt
The article discusses the replacement of the bronze dedicated to Angela Romei with a new dedication for the daughter of the dt.
Historical 'nation-building' bridges lost during Victorian bushfires
High Country Rail Trail bridges in Victoria were destroyed by bushfires, erasing a significant part of local heritage.
Carnival 2026: get to know the themes of the schools of the Special Group in Nova Friburgo
The Samba schools in Nova Friburgo will showcase their creativity and community engagement during Carnival 2026, with parades scheduled from February 13 to 17.
In Barcelona, the Sagrada Familia is heading towards consecration and conflict with residents
In Barcelona, the completion of the Sagrada Familia's central tower is nearing, leading to tensions with local residents opposed to ongoing construction.
English Heritage launches ‘bonding benches’ to tackle parental isolation
English Heritage is introducing 'bonding benches' at its sites to help combat parental isolation by encouraging conversations among parents.
The story of Toñita: the woman who served a drink to Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl
Toñita, a beloved figure in the Puerto Rican community of Brooklyn, made a brief yet impactful appearance with Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl, symbolizing cultural heritage.
The Symbol of the Jotvingian Trail in the Alytus and Suwalki Regions: the Gilyukas
A new logo representing strength, life, and deep roots will symbolize the Jotvingian heritage along the new tourist route connecting Alytus and Suwalki.
From Tannery to Carnival: Traditional Bloc 'Nem Sangue Nem Areia' Completes 80 Years in Campinas
The traditional bloc 'Nem Sangue Nem Areia' in Campinas, Brazil, celebrates its 80th anniversary this year, continuing its legacy of joy and satire rooted in the community's history.
Island with 200 inhabitants in SP has 'Instagrammable' blue sea fish and built a chapel in just 2 days; see
The island of Diana in Brazil, home to about 200 residents, has a unique culture, an 'Instagrammable' dish, and an impressive feat of community spirit in its rapid chapel construction.
Mare Mätas: Is Illegal Ice Road a Matter of National Importance?
Mare Mätas discusses the significance of illegal ice roads in Estonia, questioning their impact on cultural heritage and community cohesion.
The story behind the passage that does not appear on the maps and crosses a city block
The article explores the hidden General Paz Passage in Buenos Aires, noted for its community life and significant heritage value despite being largely absent from official maps.