City Hall hosts women's entrepreneurship fair with shows and exhibition in Santo Antônio de Jesus
The City Hall of Santo Antônio de Jesus is organizing a Women's Entrepreneurship Fair on March 7 to celebrate International Women's Day.
Female entrepreneurship gains prominence at open fair in Campo Grande
A cultural fair focused on female entrepreneurship is taking place in Campo Grande, organized by the State University of Mato Grosso do Sul to celebrate International Women's Day.
International Women's Day: activities and events highlight women's strength in Divinópolis
Divinópolis is celebrating International Women's Day with a month-long series of cultural, educational, and sports activities recognizing the strength of women in the community.
Snapshots in March: Pictures of the Day
A collection of snapshots highlights significant cultural events and conflicts occurring in March, including a Japanese festival, escalating violence in Lebanon, and an amnesty in Myanmar.
Politicians are immersed in music
A focus day for the Estonian music market is set to take place in Tallinn, gathering key stakeholders, including politicians, musicians, and entrepreneurs.
In the Seimas – a new proposal: the number of memorable days may increase
A new proposal in the Lithuanian Seimas aims to officially recognize additional memorable days, including Saint Hubert's Day for hunters and Social Insurance Day.
Dancer's Day in Argentina: Who Was Jorge Donn and Why He is Honored Today
Dancer's Day in Argentina celebrates Jorge Donn, a notable figure in dance history, recognized for his contributions to the art and his partnership with famous dancers.
Anniversaries of February 28: What happened on a day like today?
The article details significant events and anniversaries that occurred on February 28, highlighting Argentina's Dance Day and commemorating the life of notable dancer Jorge Donn.
Kaisariani: All photographs of the 200 executed on May Day 1944 are now owned by the Greek State
The collection of photographs documenting the execution of 200 communists on May Day 1944 in Kaisariani has been transferred to the ownership of the Greek State after efforts by the Ministry of Culture and the Greek Embassy in Belgium.
Manuel Carrasco sings to Huelva and Paz Vega prefers being Hija Predilecta over receiving an Oscar
The Day of Andalusia featured performances and gatherings with prominent cultural figures, where Manuel Carrasco celebrated his roots and Paz Vega expressed her preference for regional recognition.
This Day in History: Kalevala Day in Finland
February 28 is celebrated as Kalevala Day in Finland, marking the day Eliass Lenrüt published the first edition of the Finnish epic 'Kalevala' in 1835.
Good Life Guide: Invitation to Dance
The article discusses the decline in dancing culture worldwide, highlighting that fewer people are engaging in dance during celebrations like the Estonian Independence Day.
The nominees for the theater awards have been revealed
The nominees for the 2025 Estonian Theater Awards have been announced, with winners to be declared on International Theatre Day.
Myanmar military using festivals as propaganda to hide war zone
The Myanmar military is using cultural festivals like Chin National Day as a facade to mask the ongoing violence and unrest in conflict-affected areas.
A HOMNE EESTI: Lotta Vaher: I would like to live in Estonia where elements of folk costume do not cause surprise on the street
Lotta Vaher expresses her desire for an Estonia where traditional folk costumes are a common sight rather than a source of debate.
ON THIS DAY ⟩ Taliban forces destroyed the Buddha statues of the Bamiyan Valley
In 2001, Taliban forces destroyed two ancient Buddha statues in the Bamiyan Valley of Afghanistan, leading to international condemnation as acts of cultural and historical vandalism.
Estonia opened a children's literature illustration exhibition at the UN headquarters
Estonia celebrated its independence day with an exhibition showcasing children's literature illustrations at the UN headquarters, emphasizing national identity and the significance of literature in preserving culture.
Ladakh Pashmina will receive a new identity
A two-day event in 2026 will see Indian businessmen and local entrepreneurs focus on improving the identity of Ladakh's Pashmina and increasing its global recognition.
Review. The Republic Day concert showed balance and composure
The Republic Day concert featured a diverse musical program that aimed to appeal to a broad audience while navigating the artistic challenge of relevance and engagement.
The lyre in Crete, Pontus, Thrace and Macedonia: A two-day seminar on music and dance in Mikrochori Drama
A two-day seminar focusing on traditional music and dance, featuring the lyre from various Greek regions, will be held in Mikrochori, Drama, aiming to celebrate and perpetuate Greek cultural heritage.
Gallery: President's Reception Festivities
The article highlights the festive activities following the Estonian Republic's Independence Day reception, including dancing and conversation at the Estonia Concert Hall.
Estonia's 108th Birthday: Heili Sibrits: It was a black-and-white party under the blue sky
The concert for Estonia's Republic Day was one of the most unpredictable in recent years, blending simplicity with complex themes.
Gallery: Republic Day Concert Performance
The Republic Day concert performance in Estonia encouraged unity and resilience during challenging times.
Gallery and video: Republic Day concert performance
This year's Republic Day concert performance in Estonia emphasized the importance of supporting each other during challenging times while remaining true to oneself amidst the digital storm.
Gallery: Celebrating the Republic's Anniversary in Estonia
The Republic's Anniversary celebration in Estonia traditionally culminates with a reception hosted by the president, featuring a speech, concert, and ceremony attended by nearly a thousand guests.
Helena Waves the Finnish Flag - in Sweden: 'Finland is Dear to Me'
Helena Svanbäck celebrates Finland by waving the Finnish flag during the Swedish Finn Day in Sweden, highlighting the identity and interests of the Swedish Finn community.
Ordinary Swedes Speak Out: These Finns Made an Impression
Swedish people share their memorable experiences with Finns, highlighting friendships during a celebration of Swedish-Finnish Day.
Gallery > The Estonian flag was honored near the Tartu Observatory
A ceremonial gathering honoring the Estonian flag took place in Tartu on the morning of the Estonian Independence Day, culminating in a parade to the Tartu Observatory.
Ukrainian Jazz from Its Origins to the Present Day: A Journey Through Decades of Musical Improvisation
The article explores the history and evolution of Ukrainian jazz from the 1920s to the present day, highlighting its resilience amidst ongoing conflict.
Almost everyone has a 'childhood Finn' – who is yours?
The article discusses the celebration of Sverigefinnarnas Day by exploring personal connections with Finnish individuals in Sweden.
Virsbo is called 'Little Finland' – the Finnish identity is seen everywhere
Virsbo, a locality in Sweden, has the highest percentage of residents with Finnish background outside of Norrbotten, highlighting its unique cultural identity as it prepares for the celebration of Sweden-Finns Day.
Snapshots in February: Pictures of the Day
A series of diverse snapshots from February highlights various cultural and natural phenomena occurring worldwide.
At the Focus Day of the Estonian Music Market, International Success and the Feasibility of a New Large Hall are Discussed
A focus day on the Estonian music market will take place on March 4th in Tallinn, addressing international success and the potential for a new large concert hall.
Tomorrow's celebrations fill various locations in Tartu
Tartu will host a day-long celebration featuring ceremonies, exhibitions, concerts, and public programs in various locations throughout the city.
Estonia and Latvia's Military History Clubs Reenacted the Battle of the War of Independence
Estonia and Latvia's military history clubs reenacted a battle from the War of Independence in preparation for Estonia's Independence Day, featuring horses in the demonstration for the first time.
The singer Manuel Carrasco and actress Paz Vega will be recognized as Favorite Sons of Andalusia on the upcoming 28F
Manuel Carrasco and Paz Vega will be honored as Favorite Sons of Andalusia during the upcoming Andalusia Day celebrations.
Understand why February 22 is National Cat Day in Japan
Japan celebrates National Cat Day on February 22, symbolizing its affection for cats through a play on words connecting the date to the sound of a cat's meow.
The national broadcasting channels celebrate the anniversary of the Republic
The Estonian national broadcasters are bringing the Republic's anniversary celebrations to homes across Estonia and worldwide, featuring cultural events and key speeches.
Monobloco opens the last day of street carnival in Rio; see the schedule for the 17 parades on Sunday
The Rio de Janeiro street carnival concludes on Sunday, featuring 17 parades led by the traditional bloc Monobloco.
Carnaboi 2026: See photo gallery from the first day of the festival
The Carnaboi 2026 festival kicked off in Manaus with vibrant performances by the Caprichoso and Garantido teams.
Fire Horse: Record turn-out in La Plata to celebrate the Chinese New Year over the weekend
Thousands participated in the first day of celebrations for the Chinese New Year in La Plata, where over 200 stands and live shows were featured.
Speak your mother tongue with pride, Anambra first lady urges Nigerians
The First Lady of Anambra, Dr. Nonye Soludo, encourages Nigerians to embrace and speak their mother tongues as a celebration of their cultural identity.
On International Mother Language Day: The Future of Arabic Through the Eyes of Four Experts
On International Mother Language Day, four experts reflect on the future of the Arabic language amidst globalization and digitalization challenges.
Anniversaries of February 21: What happened on a day like today?
The article discusses significant historical events that occurred on February 21, including the observance of International Mother Language Day.
WEEKLY RECIPES ⟩ Glory to Ukraine! Delicacies for the Republic's Anniversary from Ukrainian Cuisine
This article presents Ukrainian dishes that could be served during Estonia's Independence Day celebrations, highlighting rich flavors and recipes.
‘A joyful day’: final piece of Sagrada Familia’s central tower put in place
The final piece of the Sagrada Familia’s central tower in Barcelona has been installed, marking a significant milestone in the building's construction 144 years after it began.
Mother Language Day: On the Border of Cultural Racism
The article discusses the negative stereotypes associated with dialect use and highlights the need for a shift in perception, particularly in light of a study indicating AI may unfairly rate dialect speakers.
News Overview: These are the News of the Day
Various news highlights from Munich include a location change for the CSD street festival, student demands for rent reductions due to unresolved issues in housing, turmoil at a major SOS charity amidst abuse allegations, and a significant rise in cyber trading fraud.
José María Sicilia unveils 'One Thousand and One Nights' at the Liria Palace: 'Isn't it wonderful to evade death if you invent a story every day?'
Artist José María Sicilia opens a major retrospective exhibition at the Liria Palace, showcasing his intricate relationship with art and creativity.
Creative unions issued a serious appeal before the Estonian Independence Day: culture must not be a privilege of the rich
Creative unions in Estonia are calling for cultural policies to prioritize accessibility and equality ahead of the Independence Day celebrations and parliamentary elections.