Dippemess Remains: Folk Festivals Underestimated
Frankfurt's Dippemess folk festival is secure for the future, benefiting both the fairground operators and the community.
Former National Trust boss charged with stealing $140k of goods
The former managing director of the National Trust in Tasmania has been charged with stealing over $140,000 worth of goods from the heritage organization.
Combination of administration, culture, and tourism vs the need for residents' deliberation... How to utilize the current Gangwon Provincial Office?
Ahead of the June 3 local elections, the Gangwon provincial government proposes to repurpose the current provincial office building for administration, culture, and tourism, prompting calls from opposition parties for public deliberation on the plan.
Ceilândia, 55 years: exhibition celebrates 'tireless' and the memory of the administrative region of DF
Ceilândia celebrates its 55th anniversary with an exhibition that reflects on its history and cultural heritage.
Modern Madrid, one of the most curious architectural colonies in the capital
The article discusses the unique architectural features and cultural significance of the Modern Madrid colony, highlighting a recent renovation that preserves its historical value.
The bombings by the U.S. and Israel on Iran damage architectural jewels of world heritage
U.S. and Israeli bombings in Iran have reportedly damaged historical sites and museums, sparking concerns over cultural heritage loss.
Román Socias, the Argentine ‘tiktoker’ who wants to travel through the 50 provinces of Spain: 'Whenever they tell me: ‘There’s nothing there,’ I make a video to show them there is'
Román Socias, an Argentine TikToker, embarks on a journey to explore the 50 provinces of Spain while reconnecting with his family's heritage.
Boom of Visits in Lombardy. Lines at Palazzo Beltrami
The 34th edition of the 'Giornate del FAI di Primavera' attracted 540,000 visitors, with Lombardy recording the highest number amid various cultural sites opening across Italy.
Myeongji University Museum Selected for the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project'... Operating Porcelain Culture Inheritance Program
Myeongji University Museum has been selected for a regional linkage category in the 'Museum and Art Gallery Support Project' with funding aimed at preserving and modernizing Gyeonggi Province's porcelain culture.
The Disappearing Code Words from the Chinese Restaurant Chain
The unique coded language once used in Osaka's Chinese restaurant chain, Osho, is fading away as a new workforce predominated by foreign employees integrates.
Iranian cultural heritage, millenary treasures at risk of extinction as collateral damage of war
Iran's cultural heritage faces severe threats and damage as a result of ongoing conflicts with Israel and the U.S., impacting numerous historical sites and artifacts.
The Senatùr, Pomicino and the Two Liturgies: Last Remnants of the Politics That Was
The article reflects on the funerals of two prominent political figures in Italy, highlighting the remnants of past political cultures.
Lorca in family: "I was born a poet and artist like one is born lame, blind, or handsome. Leave my wings in place and I will fly well"
The article discusses the cultural significance of Federico García Lorca and recent efforts to preserve his legacy amidst misconceptions and simplifications of his life and works.
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.
Victory after a thrilling election campaign: SPD defends the Bamberg town hall
Sebastian Martins Niedermaier has been elected the new mayor of Bamberg, allowing the SPD to retain control of the town hall in the UNESCO World Heritage city.
"It is the history of humanity that is affected": with the war in the Middle East, heritage is in great danger
The ongoing Middle Eastern conflict poses a severe threat to historical heritage in Iran, Israel, and Lebanon, with significant damage already recorded.
Professor Liivi Heritage Day: The Number of Livonians is Growing
The number of Livonians, a small ethnic group in Estonia and Latvia, has been increasing as evidenced by the recent celebration of Livonian Heritage Day, which highlights the growing interest in their language and culture.
The stables and carriage house of the Pažaislis Monastery will be renovated for almost 1.6 million euros
Funding has been secured to renovate the stable and carriage house of the Pažaislis Monastery, with plans for cultural and educational events in the updated facilities.
More Than a Word. How Country Names Reflect Political Changes and Historical Heritage
The article discusses the significance of country names, highlighting how they reflect political changes, historical heritage, and national identity.
After 2000 years, a Roman theater for 4,000 spectators is unearthed
Braga, Portugal, has unearthed its ancient Roman theater, which accommodates 4,000 spectators and dates back to the time when the city was known as Bracara Augusta.
Churchill, Shakespeare and the UK flag all under siege in modern Britain, commentators say
The article discusses the ongoing cultural controversies in the UK surrounding the removal of Winston Churchill's image from bank notes and the vandalism of his statue, reflecting a broader societal debate about historical figures and national identity.
A Thousand Folk Tales from Faiyum: The Secret of Forgotten Egyptian Memory
A new two-volume book explores the cultural heritage of Egypt through folk tales collected from the Faiyum region.
Daniel Ståhl did not take his partner to the Linnan juhlat - this was the reaction
Discus thrower Daniel Ståhl attended the Linnan juhlat with his mother instead of his partner, eliciting a positive response from her.
In Užupis – An Apartment That Hides More Than Meets the Eye
This article examines a creatively designed apartment in Užupis, showcasing its unique cultural and artistic essence.
AEGRUUM ⟩ The Estonian shipping family built a castle in Heinaste - it is included in the Latvian heritage sites
An Estonian shipping family has built a castle in Heinaste, Latvia, which has been recognized as a heritage site.
The incredible story of the Picasso painting that no one can see because it is hidden in Iran
A priceless Picasso painting, 'The Painter and His Model', is at risk of being permanently unseen due to the ongoing war in Iran, as it is stored in a Tehran basement.
Raúl Lavié: a tribute to Piazzolla, his routine at 88 years, and what he still has in store
At 88 years old, Raúl Lavié continues to pay homage to Piazzolla, remaining vibrant and actively involved in theater and an upcoming European tour.
Heritage Protection Sets Restrictions on the Renovation of Pirita TOP
The Tallinn City Planning Office has initiated a new detailed plan for the Pirita Olympic Sailing Center, focusing on modernizing the area while preserving elements of its historical architecture.
Istanbul: Here is where the heart of events in Turkey beats
Turkey continues to welcome visitors with its vibrant cities and rich cultural heritage, highlighting Istanbul's role as a hub for major international events.
British historian: Litvinism is unfounded, but Belarusians rightly consider themselves heirs of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania
A British historian argues that Litvinism, the theory claiming Belarus as the true Lithuania, is unfounded but acknowledges Belarusians' claims to the heritage of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
A Surprising Place Found in the USA: 'We Are Finnish'
The article discusses Hancock, Michigan, a place with deep Finnish roots, named as the first Finnish-Ugric cultural capital outside Europe for 2026.
'Sister Lands' Special Shows Historical Ties Between Salvador, Portugal and Cape Verde; Check the Episodes
The program 'Sister Lands' showcases the historical and cultural connections between Salvador, Brazil, and the Portuguese cities of Lisbon and Porto, as well as the islands of Santiago and São Filipe in Cape Verde.
Egbaliganza to bring over 50 countries to Abeokuta
Egbaliganza 2026 is set to bring together over 50 nations in Abeokuta, Nigeria, celebrating cultural heritage and showcasing the Egba people’s art and fashion.
The new ten commandments of Austerity. And Italy rediscovers the memory of Sundays on foot and carriages
Italy reflects on historical austerity measures and their significance in contemporary society during the holiday season.
Astoria: The story of the Greek community through the Greek diners of the 1970s
A unique archive showcasing the culture of Greek diners in New York during the 1970s is presented by the New York Public Library in celebration of Greek Heritage Month.
Case of a famous gallerist: 321 fake artworks, ancient icons, a Gospel, and a weapon – What was seized by the Greek Police
The Greek Police have arrested a well-known gallerist and an employee for allegedly possessing and selling counterfeit artworks and ancient artifacts.
It Looks Like an Impenetrable Fortress, But Now You Can Have Coffee Where the Gold of the Netherlands Was Stored: The New 'Bunker Museum'
A historic bank vault in Amsterdam is being transformed into a public space featuring a museum, café, and various entertainment facilities.
Funceb opens registrations for philharmonic bands wishing to parade on July 2
Philharmonic bands aiming to participate in the July 2 parade celebrating Brazil's Independence in Bahia can now register until April 9 through the Funceb website.
Learn to make pork knuckle with sauerkraut, a recipe that combines cuisine and cultural heritage
The article shares a recipe for pork knuckle with sauerkraut, reflecting on the cultural influences of Swiss and German immigrants in Nova Friburgo, Brazil.
The girls are worshipped as goddesses – and then forced to leave everything at puberty
In Nepal, young girls are chosen to be worshipped as living goddesses until they reach puberty, at which point they face the challenge of reintegrating into society.
How G. Tsagkarakis Operated: The Method of Deception with Fake Artworks and Antiquities
A major operation by the Hellenic Police has uncovered an extensive network trafficking in fake artworks and antiquities, leading to the arrest of renowned gallerist George Tsagkarakis and one of his employees.
Bolivia declared the chacarera, the gato, the escondido, their dances and costumes as "cultural heritage"
Bolivia's Senate has declared the chacarera and other traditional dances as cultural heritage, sparking mixed emotions in Santiago del Estero, Argentina.
Donald Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents at airports in illegal crackdown
Donald Trump has threatened to send ICE agents to perform airport security checks, allegedly targeting individuals of Somali heritage amid ongoing funding disputes for the Department of Homeland Security.
Sitting skeletons of Göllum raise pressing questions
A recent discovery of skeletons in Göllum has sparked significant queries among researchers.
Johann Sebastian Bach: Art Inspired by Faith
The article explores Johann Sebastian Bach's profound impact on music, emphasizing the connection between his faith and musical genius.
Plans to Renovate the Historical Areas of Pažaislis: Investments Will Amount to 1.6 Million Euros
A project aimed at renovating the historical buildings of the Pažaislis Monastery in Lithuania will cost 1.6 million euros and will repurpose two structures while preserving their exterior.
Criminal prosecution for multiple felonies against Tsagkarakis
Criminal charges have been brought against George Tsagkarakis, the owner of a renowned gallery in Kolonaki, following a raid by authorities on his shops and warehouses.
World Poetry Day: The 'Bell of Pontus' occupies the throne of Pontic letters
World Poetry Day is celebrated annually on March 21, highlighting the significance of the 'Bell of Pontus' in Pontic literature.
Manors and Castles in Latvia – a Municipal Honor or Heavy Burden on Budgets?
The article discusses the challenges and financial burdens faced by municipalities in restoring historic sites like the Lielstraupe Castle in Latvia.
Farm where Santos Dumont was born, Museu de Cabangu reopens to the public in MG
The Museu Casa de Cabangu, dedicated to the legacy of aviation pioneer Alberto Santos Dumont, reopens to the public on Sunday after nearly a year of renovations.