Gastronomic Route in Aglomerado da Serra: Discover the Project that Explores the Delicacies of the Largest Slum in BH
A new project highlights the rich culinary traditions of Aglomerado da Serra, the largest slum in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, by offering tours to explore local eateries.
Navroz Stands Firm Amidst Struggles: Learn About the 3000-Year-Old Parsi New Year History
The Navroz festival, marking the Parsi New Year, continues to be celebrated despite increasing tensions in the Middle East and global instability.
Spring's Arrival Celebrated in Türi on Friday
The town of Türi celebrated the astronomical arrival of spring with festivities, marking it as Estonia's Spring Capital for the 27th year.
It's, borek, keftedes: 3 fasting recipes from the festive 'Michink' of the Armenians
The article explores Armenian fasting recipes served at a festive gathering in a historic church in Greece, highlighting cultural culinary traditions and community bonds.
Daily celebrations during Holy Week
Holy Week celebrations are approaching, emphasizing significant Christian-Catholic rituals and traditions each day.
Even Italians Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in America
St. Patrick's Day, originally a Catholic feast day in Ireland, has become a broader cultural celebration in America, emphasizing community and inclusivity.
Ramadan in Sri Lanka: Warm Traditions for a Minority Living the Spirit of Community
The article explores how Sri Lankan Muslims, as a minority, celebrate Ramadan with unique traditions and community spirit supported by government facilitation.
From the Sound of the Bidog to the Mudik Journey: How Indonesians Experience Ramadan
The article explores how Indonesians celebrate Ramadan, emphasizing the importance of family ties, community relationships, and local traditions during this holy month.
Harar with its 82 Mosques: An Ethiopian City Prepares for Ramadan by 'Cleansing' Their Stomachs
The city of Harar in Ethiopia, known for its 82 mosques and rich Islamic history, is preparing for Ramadan with community practices and spiritual traditions.
The Wall and 'Seven Sons': Ramadan Rituals Resilient Amid Life's Fragility in Somalia
Somalia retains its unique Ramadan traditions that provide emotional depth and a sense of community despite ongoing challenges.
Ramadan Atmosphere in Rural Oman Has a Unique Character
The Ramadan atmosphere in rural Oman is marked by unique traditions and values, including community iftar gatherings that strengthen familial bonds.
Vita Seņkāne's Ancient Tradition of Baking Bread in Stoļerova Attracts Both Young and Old
Vita Seņkāne, a resident of Stoļerova in Latvia, is bringing the community together with her traditional bread baking classes and local culinary offerings.
Ramadan in Turkey: Living Traditions and Tables Filled with the Spirit of Solidarity
Ramadan in Turkey is marked by vibrant traditions and a strong sense of community, reflecting the unique cultural significance of the month.
Ramadan in Kuwait: Open Doors and a Network of Ancient Human Bonds
The article explores how Ramadan in Kuwait transforms daily life, emphasizing community bonds and traditions during the holy month.
The Gathering, The Sweets, The Waterwheel, and The Bazin: Unique Scenes of Ramadan for Libyans
The article explores distinct traditions and customs that Libyans incorporate into the observance of Ramadan, highlighting the unique cultural identity of Ramadan in Libya.
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.
Diversity and Cooperation for Good: Learn About Libyan Customs and Traditions During Ramadan
The article explores the unique customs and traditions of Libyans during Ramadan, highlighting local practices in various cities and their cultural significance.
Femicide in France's Chechen community prompts protests
The murder of a Chechen woman in Nice has sparked protests among local Chechen women who are challenging oppressive patriarchal traditions.
Between 'Ghabqa' and the Songs of 'Qarnqa': How Qatar Preserves Its Ramadan Traditions?
The article explores how Qatar maintains its rich Ramadan traditions while embracing modernity, highlighting community preparations and celebratory customs.
Simona Mohamsson: Integration Can Begin with a Semla
Simona Mohamsson argues in a Dagens Nyheter opinion piece that cultural integration in Sweden can begin with simple traditions like enjoying a semla, emphasizing the importance of cultural understanding for new arrivals.
The distances were not forgotten: Lithuanians celebrated Užgavėnės in America according to grandparents' traditions
Lithuanians in Colorado celebrated the Užgavėnės festival according to their traditional customs, marking the eighth anniversary of the event hosted by a Lithuanian school.
Beloved priest of the Kaišiadorys diocese has died
Priest Juozas Čeberiokas, who served the Kaišiadorys diocese for many years, has passed away.
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.
Sillamäe may remain speechless. And get married!
The article shares insights into the close-knit community and cultural nuances of Sillamäe, Estonia, highlighting the warmth of interactions in local shops and the unique way residents know each other.
Ramadan in the Land of Two Rivers: Timeless Traditions and Customs Uniting Iraqis
The article explores the rich traditions of Ramadan in Iraq, highlighting how these customs enhance social and spiritual connections among its people.
Al Jazeera observes Ramadan atmosphere among the Muslim community in Berlin
Al Jazeera reports on the vibrant Ramadan atmosphere created by the Muslim community in Berlin, showcasing their gatherings and efforts to maintain traditions in a foreign land.
A Clean Monday and a Time from Macedonian Halva
Macedonian Halva celebrates Clean Monday by emphasizing the importance of community traditions and togetherness through a new story.
Pray to Ancestors, Prepare the Rooster: How Czech Vietnamese Celebrate the Lunar New Year
The article explores how the Czech Vietnamese community celebrates the Lunar New Year, highlighting both traditional practices and adaptations among the younger generation.
Great excitement for Ash Wednesday - "I just chose my king"
The article discusses the excitement surrounding Ash Wednesday celebrations in Iceland, focusing on personal choices for the event.
Unique Rituals and Customs of Islamic Peoples in Welcoming the Month of Ramadan
The article discusses the unique rituals and customs of various Islamic cultures in welcoming Ramadan, highlighting how these practices vary between countries and are intertwined with social and cultural traditions.
Prayers, fireworks and fairs: Millions celebrate Lunar New Year across East Asia
Millions across East Asia are celebrating the Lunar New Year with prayers, fireworks, and public fairs.
After 14 years, Timóteo's street Carnival is back; see the schedule
Timóteo's street Carnival has returned after a 14-year hiatus, attracting thousands and celebrating its vibrant local culture.
The Þorrablót Festivals are Unique Events
The article discusses the traditional Þorrablót festivals in Iceland, highlighting their unique cultural significance and celebrations.
The Light We Call Home: The Light of the Aegean Becomes Memory and Identity
A new project in the Aegean explores the light, history, and identity of its islands through community stories and traditions.
Carnival in Munich: Wizards, Witches, and a Mayor Candidate as a Construction Worker
The Munich Carnival showcased a vibrant parade featuring various characters and organizations, reigniting traditions after last year’s disruption due to a tragic event.
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.
In Caftan and Bitter Coffee.. Arabs in France and America Face Deportation
The article discusses the daily lives and cultural struggles of the Arab community in Paris and the United States, highlighting their resistance against deportation amidst rich cultural traditions.
The Presepe Pride initiative comes to a close: a great success
The Presepe Pride initiative by the newspaper concludes successfully, with a significant number of submitted photographs showcasing people's nativity scenes, highlighting public support for Christmas traditions.
Announcement about Dalmatian wedding a hundred years ago sparked nostalgia: "Beautiful customs"
A reflection on the differences in wedding traditions in Žrnovnica a century ago, emphasizing community involvement and rituals compared to modern celebrations.
What is eaten in the last minutes of the old year and the first hours of the new year around the world?
The article explores the culinary traditions associated with New Year's Eve and New Year's Day, highlighting how different cultures celebrate with unique dishes that foster community and family gatherings.
The Innocents of San Andreas
The article discusses cultural and social aspects of the San Andres region, delving into local traditions and community dynamics.