Pogon and New Cultural Spaces: What Are We Paying Almost Two Million Euros Annually?
The article discusses the cost and purpose of Pogon, a cultural center in Zagreb funded through public resources.
Spring in the Gochang Bookstore Village [Kim Tak-hwan Column]
The article discusses the newly established Bookstore Village in Gochang, South Korea, highlighting the unique independent bookstores that have come together to form a community.
Independent theatres criticize Klempíř's budget. Ticket prices will rise and a third of them may close.
Independent theatres in Czechia are voicing strong objections to the proposed budget by Minister Klempíř, which could lead to increased ticket prices and potential closures of a third of these theatres.
Caroline Lang: the unknown journey of Jack Lang's daughter, caught up in the Epstein affair
Caroline Lang, daughter of former French Culture Minister Jack Lang, resigned from her position at SPI after being linked to Jeffrey Epstein amid allegations of sexual trafficking.
The scandal surrounding S. Plytnykaitė's harassment and the 'toxic' environment in the 'LTU Aquatics' association is still being redacted
A scandal involving swimmer S. Plytnykaitė's harassment case and the toxic culture within 'LTU Aquatics' has led to an independent investigation by the association.
The Lexicopoleio is closing and Pagkrati loses an important piece after 14 years
The independent bookstore Lexicopoleio in Pagkrati, Greece, announced its closure after 14 years of operation, with the last day open being March 15, 2026.
From the Gulag to Ukraine: The Kyiv Independent exposes Russia’s culture of torture in new documentary
The Kyiv Independent has launched a documentary titled 'Torture Culture,' investigating the systematic torture of Ukrainian civilians in Russian captivity and its historical roots in Russia's past.
Costume will be the tiebreaker in the evaluation of Carnival 2026 in SP
The Independent League of Samba Schools has announced that 'costume' will serve as the tiebreaker for the Carnival 2026 evaluations in São Paulo.
Mar del Plata Scene: The Agenda Not to Miss Some of the "Gems" of the Bill Before the End of the Season
As the summer season winds down in Mar del Plata, the city showcases a rich array of theatrical productions, both commercial and independent, that highlight a diverse artistic cultural scene.
Store Marketing & Growth Manager
The Kyiv Independent is seeking a Marketing & Growth Manager for its online store to boost sales and promote Ukrainian culture.
Polish sailors stand out in Europe. They sail in large groups and take the helm of yachts themselves
Polish sailors are increasingly sailing in larger groups and taking on the responsibility of navigating their own yachts, reflecting a strong social and independent sailing culture.
Støre open to independent Norwegian Epstein investigation
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre expresses support for an independent investigation into connections to Jeffrey Epstein, emphasizing appreciation for the culture in the Foreign Ministry.
Støre: I Do Not Know of Any Toxic Culture in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre does not perceive any toxic culture within the Norwegian foreign service but supports an independent investigation following revelations from the Epstein documents.
UK's best city break has 'walkable' historic centre, beautiful streets and independent shops
Edinburgh has been named the UK's best city for a short break, known for its historic sites, walkable streets, and vibrant culture.
Independent Bookstores in Berlin: Warm Havens for the Spirit
Eight independent booksellers in Berlin are joining forces to ensure the survival of their socially significant bookstores, which serve as more than just retail spaces.
French ex-minister Jack Lang and daughter in Epstein files
Former French culture minister Jack Lang and his daughter Caroline are revealed in documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein, leading Caroline to resign from her position at France's Independent Production Union.
Warsaw Commune raises alarm: 125-meter skyscraper instead of culture in the capital's center
In the heart of Warsaw, an independent theater created a public cultural hub, but now the city plans to allow commercial high-rise development in that area, sparking a debate over cultural versus developer interests.