Why are Fish Heads Facing Left in Supermarkets and Restaurants? The Tradition and Spirit of Culture...
The article explores the cultural significance of fish heads facing left in Japanese cuisine, revealing deep-rooted traditions and practices in preparation and presentation.
Brothers Chico and Mario Adnet Cultivate the Past in 'Falso antigo', Album Featuring Macalé, Mosquito, and Mônica Salmaso
Chico and Mario Adnet's new album 'Falso antigo' features collaborations with renowned Brazilian artists, paying homage to past musical traditions.
Oluremi Tinubu condemns assault of women at Delta festival, demands justice
Nigeria's First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has condemned the brutal assault of women and girls during the Alue-Do Festival in Delta State, calling for justice and respect for women's rights.
This man saunaed in a way that Finns do not accept – Now there has been a turn: "I am really excited!"
Curt Anderson from the US experiences Finnish sauna culture while visiting Helsinki, driving conversation around sauna traditions.
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.
This is how the old people celebrated the spring equinox - a peculiar belief about catches
The article discusses Finnish traditions and beliefs related to the spring equinox, emphasizing its cultural significance and associated weather predictions.
In Relative Calm, This Is How the People of Gaza Celebrate Eid al-Fitr
The people of Gaza are preparing to celebrate Eid al-Fitr this year amidst a siege and widespread displacement, striving to maintain festive traditions despite dire humanitarian conditions.
Why every culture has a broth to treat ailments and seek comfort
Cultures around the world use various broths not only for nourishment but as a comforting remedy during times of illness or distress.
Saint Joseph's Day: city has a mass program this Thursday (19)
On March 19, Saint Joseph's Day, the city of São José dos Campos has a schedule of religious celebrations including multiple masses and a procession.
Does culture go through the stomach? An educational session cycle "Tasty conversations about Latvian historical lands" will be revealed
An educational series of sessions called "Tasty conversations about Latvian historical lands" will commence, focusing on cultural heritage, with the first session dedicated to the traditions of Latgale.
A Month Crying Bride and 3 Days Without a Toilet: The World's Strangest Wedding Traditions
The article explores various unconventional wedding traditions from around the world, showcasing how diverse cultural customs can shape the experience of marriage.
Zobo at Windsor: Inside ‘historic’ Ramadan-friendly royal banquet for Tinubu’s UK state visit
King Charles III hosted President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria for a historic Ramadan-friendly state banquet at Windsor Castle, marking a significant departure from royal traditions for a Muslim leader.
Group of Black Women from SP Conducts Afro-Brazilian Procession in Belém This Saturday
An Afro-Brazilian procession, part of the Nzinga project, will take place in Belém, Brazil, celebrating African traditions through music and dance.
Princess Catherine surprises by taking off her shoes at an official event
During an official cultural event, Princess Catherine surprised attendees by removing her shoes and participating barefoot, highlighting local customs.
Eid al-Fitr 2026 begins amid Iran war tensions
As Ramadan comes to an end, Muslims worldwide prepare to celebrate Eid al-Fitr with various cultural traditions, even as tensions arise from the ongoing war in Iran.
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.
Saint Joseph's Day: see what opens and closes this Thursday (19) in Fortaleza
Saint Joseph's Day is a public holiday in Fortaleza, Brazil, leading to altered operations for some public and private services, while many commercial establishments continue functioning with special hours.
Saint Patrick: why everyone should wear green on March 17
March 17 is celebrated as Saint Patrick's Day, characterized by the color green and various cultural traditions linked to the patron saint of Ireland.
Green holiday takes the world by storm. What is St. Patrick's Day about?
St. Patrick's Day, celebrated on March 17, honors the patron saint of Ireland, featuring parades, music, and cultural traditions worldwide.
When is Chaitra Navratri? Know the complete calendar from Ghatasthapana to Paran
Chaitra Navratri in 2026 will commence on March 19 and conclude on March 27, coinciding with the start of the Hindu New Year.
Oscar Reinforces Traditions and Remains Closed to the Terror of 'Sinners'
The Oscar Academy increasingly welcomes horror films and blockbusters, provided they adhere to strict standards, with the film 'Sinners' barely making a mark despite its hybrid nature.
Why is Eid Cake Round? A Tale from the Sun of the Pharaohs to the Moon of China
As the Islamic world prepares for Eid al-Fitr, the round shape of the traditional Eid cake, revered in various cultures, traces its origins back to ancient Egyptian rituals honoring the sun god Ra.
Holy Week 2026 in Ecuador: What days are Holy Thursday and Holy Friday?
Ecuador is preparing for Holy Week in 2026, which includes significant economic, social, and cultural activities for the citizens.
The register of intangible cultural values has been supplemented by 13 phenomena, including the Sartai races and fishing for eels
Lithuania adds new cultural phenomena to its intangible heritage register, enriching the country's identity.
Neither Christmas nor Day of the Dead: Why Easter is Lived with Such Intensity in Guatemala
Easter in Guatemala is a vibrant cultural celebration that has been recognized as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Nation, characterized by elaborate processions and a blend of indigenous and colonial traditions.
From Storyteller's Chair to TV Screen: The Historical Roots of Passion for Ramadan Drama
The article explores the historical connection between Ramadan and the tradition of storytelling, highlighting how this has evolved into popular television dramas.
The Unique Celebration of Fairies and Masks, Know What the Raulane Festival Is
The Raulane Festival, celebrated in Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh, showcases vibrant cultural traditions through colorful costumes, masks, and performances that reflect local folklore.
From Indigenous Singing to Contemporary Music: Show 'As Amazônias' Brings Together Aíla, Djuena Tikuna, and Patrícia Bastos in Belém
The 'As Amazônias' show features three prominent female voices from the Brazilian Northern music scene, celebrating cultural diversity and musical traditions of the Amazon region.
Holy Week: When it Begins
Holy Week will commence from the last Sunday of March until the first Sunday of April this year in Ecuador.
All the foods that are not usually eaten during Holy Week
The article discusses foods that are traditionally avoided during Holy Week in Argentina for religious and cultural reasons.
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.
PHOTO: Okamura and Klempíř in Traditional Dress. Dozens of MPs Continue the Tradition
MPs in Czechia, including figures like Tomio Okamura and Radek Klempíř, participated in a traditional dress event, highlighting cultural heritage and ongoing traditions among lawmakers.
Sheetla Ashtami is Tomorrow, Do Not Make These Mistakes
Sheetla Ashtami is celebrated to pray for health and well-being, with specific traditions about food preparation preceding the festival.
Lent in Andalusia: all the intensity of southern Spain in its traditions
The article highlights the significance of Lent in Andalusia, particularly focusing on unique traditions such as the loud drum parades that mark the season leading up to Holy Week.
Milo Rau, at MITsp, combines classic and personal dramas while celebrating popular theater
Swiss director Milo Rau explores the dynamics of theater in his latest work, 'A Carta', during the MITsp festival, aiming to engage audiences through simplicity and cultural traditions.
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.
Remache Carnival: what it is, the schedule, and why it is celebrated on March 7
The Remache Carnival marks the conclusion of festive celebrations in northern Argentina, particularly in Jujuy, with a day full of music, dance, and tradition.
Amid criticism and traditions, flowers remain popular on Women's Day in Rio Branco; see options
Flowers continue to be popular gifts on Women's Day in Rio Branco, reflecting a mix of cultural significance and market activity.
Better than Easter? In India, women rip the clothes off men and whip them during spring celebrations
In India, women engage in a unique spring festival tradition where they rip men's clothes and whip them as part of the celebrations.
EU, FdI-ECR: European values and roots, ECR Group conference in Viterbo with Brunetta
A conference discussing European identity and traditions was held in Viterbo by the ECR Group, featuring over 20 MEPs from across Europe.
Hollywood stars, royalty and 40 million dollar artworks: this is what Art Basel Qatar is like inside, a luxury art fair
Art Basel Qatar, held in Doha, showcases a blend of glamour and cultural traditions, attracting VIPs to its first edition focused on unique Middle Eastern identity.
Cultural parade opens the program for the 268th anniversary of Alter do Chão
A cultural parade initiates the special programming for the 268th anniversary celebration of Alter do Chão, a district in Santarém, Brazil.
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.
MERIKE VILLARD: This ancient Japanese ritual purifies the soul and clears the mind
The article discusses the tranquil nature of New Year celebrations in Japan, contrasting it with the noise of fireworks typical in other cultures, and highlights the cultural and spiritual significance of these traditions.
The House of Rojas, the gastronomic embassy of Palestine in Valencia
The House of Rojas in Valencia serves as a cultural and culinary hub for Palestinian food and traditions.
The flag can remain with her all summer
The Icelandic flag is set to be flown all summer long in celebration of unique local traditions.
From Mahabharata to Mughal Court... Cultural Tradition and History of Holi
The article explores the cultural traditions and historical significance of the festival of Holi in India, tracing its origins back to the epic Mahabharata.
Jewish-Muslim Dialogue: Closeness Between Hummus, Labaneh, and Baba Ganoush
An event marking the breaking of the fast during Ramadan brought together members of the Jewish and Muslim communities in Munich, reflecting on cultural exchange around shared culinary traditions.
Do you know why there is a need to remain silent all day during the Ņepi festival on Bali?
The article explores the cultural significance of the Ņepi festival in Bali, emphasizing the importance of silence and religious ritual in the lives of the Balinese people.
Holika burns eight times, what is Rajasthan's 'Raal Darshan' tradition
The article explains the unique Raal Darshan tradition celebrated in Rajasthan, particularly in the Mewar region, during the Holi festival.