CreDa, a Neapolitan Easter. Here the casatiello is served by the slice
At CreDa Gastronomia Popolare in Naples, traditional casatiello is served by the slice, offering a classic taste of local Easter traditions.
Florianópolis 353 years: from the author who popularized witch stories to the books set in the 'Island of Magic'
Florianópolis celebrates its 353rd anniversary, with a literary focus on books inspired by the city's rich traditions and legends.
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.
The smell of maamoul resists destruction.. Baalbek holds on to its holiday despite the airstrikes
Despite the ongoing airstrikes, the city of Baalbek clings to its Eid traditions, particularly the making and sales of maamoul cookies, albeit with reduced commercial activity.
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.
The Abu Shaar Brothers: The School of Shami Chanting
The Abu Shaar Brothers' musical ensemble, rooted in the traditions of Shami chanting, has a significant history traced back to their family's origins and experiences.
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.
Easter Markets in the Czech Republic and Other Places to Enjoy Crafts and Traditions
The article discusses Easter markets in the Czech Republic, highlighting the experience of crafts and local traditions.
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.
Welcoming Spring - Latvia Celebrates the Great Day
Latvia celebrates the Great Day marking the arrival of spring with traditions involving early morning rituals to greet the sun.
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.
US Commission Approves Commemorative Gold Coin Featuring Trump
The US Fine Arts Commission, appointed by Donald Trump, has approved a 24-karat gold commemorative coin featuring his image, amidst debates on its adherence to American traditions.
President Murmu meets Sant Premanand at the Ashram, welcomed with 'Radhe-Radhe'
President Droupadi Murmu met Sant Premanand Maharaj at the Radha Keli Kunj Ashram in Vrindavan, where they discussed spirituality and the traditions of Braj.
A different Eid for the orphans of Gaza, without embraces or joy
The article discusses the impact of war on the life of a young girl, Ghazal al-Kabareti, who lost her family in an Israeli airstrike, reflecting on the somber reality of spending Eid alone without the joy and family traditions that once defined the holiday.
São João de Caruaru 2026: check out the complete programming
The complete program for the São João de Caruaru 2026 festival has been announced, featuring festivities beginning April 10 with various activities across urban and rural areas.
When will Eid ul-Fitr be celebrated in your area? The date varies everywhere.
The date for Eid ul-Fitr in 2026 may vary across different Indian states based on the sighting of the moon, and it is expected to fall on either March 20 or 21.
Daily celebrations during Holy Week
Holy Week celebrations are approaching, emphasizing significant Christian-Catholic rituals and traditions each day.
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.
Special Traffic Light Motifs: When the Sams Regulates Traffic
Several German cities are introducing unique traffic light motifs to celebrate local culture and heritage, including literary characters and regional icons.
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.
The Thousand Ways to Eat Oxtail Throughout Spain: Donuts, Croquettes, Ramen, or a Whole Menu in Its Honor
The article explores the diverse and innovative ways oxtail is incorporated into Spanish cuisine, highlighting its transition from traditional recipes to modern culinary interpretations.
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.
Shri Ram Yantra to be installed in Ram Temple tomorrow, astrologer explains benefits
The Shri Ram Yantra will be installed in the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on March 19, coinciding with Chaitra Navratri, marking a significant event attended by various spiritual leaders and President Droupadi Murmu.
A thousand-year-old underwater structure discovered off the coast of Norway, which may be related to ancient whaling
Archaeologists exploring the Norwegian coast near Telavåg uncovered an underwater structure that may provide evidence of ancient whaling traditions.
Saint Joseph's Day: check the weather forecast for the holiday in Ceará
This article provides the weather forecast for Saint Joseph's Day celebration in Ceará, Brazil, detailing the hopes tied to rainfall on this holiday.
An Open Window Shows Young Dylan
The biographical film "A Complete Unknown" highlights the early days of Bob Dylan and his creative process, showcasing his composition bursts and influences from folk traditions.
Waman, the restaurant of two Lima brothers that is revolutionizing Bilbao with its Basque-Peruvian cuisine
The Waman restaurant in Bilbao, run by Peruvian brothers Gabriel and Renzo Huaman, is gaining recognition for its unique blend of Basque and Peruvian culinary traditions.
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.
A luxurious dinner at 'Stikliai': Kaunas mayor makes a rare public appearance
The president of the Guild of Gourmets, Romas Zakarevičius, hosted an annual meeting and dinner featuring a special menu reflecting the traditions of 'Chaine des Rotisseurs', with Kaunas mayor making a rare appearance.
Palm Sunday: video about types of foliage used by the faithful goes viral on social media
A video showing different types of branches used by Catholics during Palm Sunday celebrations has gone viral, attracting significant attention on social media.
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.
Misfortune and bad luck is ahead on St Patrick's Day if you don't do 3 tasks
The article discusses three tasks that are believed to ward off bad luck on St Patrick's Day, emphasizing the significance of celebrating Irish culture and traditions.
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.
La Freedom Radzevičienė reacted to Vytaras' new challenge: 'Promise you won't take them home'
Vytaras shares his experiences with raising rabbits on his show, discussing their personalities and quirks, while also reflecting on the cozy atmosphere of a local mill.
The first columbaria will be established in Panevėžys district: to be set up in two cemeteries
Two cemeteries in Panevėžys district are set to get the first columbaria in the area as a response to changing burial traditions and a decreasing number of traditional grave maintainers.
This is how politics eats: A country like an all-you-can-eat buffet
The article discusses how, despite being political rivals, Germany can learn a lot from China's culinary traditions, especially highlighted during Chancellor Friedrich Merz's recent visit to China.
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.
Big Change Planned for Old Dances in Tamperela School – Students Rejected It
Students at a vocational school in Tampere, Finland, rejected a proposed change that would remove the ability to choose their own dance partners for the traditional 'old dances' event.
Biasi, the Sardinian who transformed an island into a vision
The article discusses the artistic contributions of Giuseppe Biasi, highlighting how his depictions of Sardinia transcend mere representation and engage with the island's essence.
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.
Jürgen Habermas questioned attachment to traditions in an interview with Folha; read
In a 1995 interview with Folha, the late Jürgen Habermas argued that modern humans must question traditions, highlighting the lessons learned from history's negative experiences.
When Will Ram Navami Be Celebrated? Know the Date, Auspicious Time, and Worship Method
Ram Navami, the festival celebrating Lord Ram's birth, is observed on the ninth day of the waxing moon in Chaitra month, with significant traditions and rituals around it.