Weekend features exhibitions at museums, theater, and fairs in Campo Grande; see the schedule
Campo Grande will host a culturally rich weekend featuring the reopening of theaters and a new photography exhibition.
Exhibitions in March: What is happening where
An overview of various exhibitions taking place in different museums across Germany in March.
Recycled castles as hotels, secret restaurants, and discreet museums in Ascoli Piceno
This article explores the hidden gems of Ascoli Piceno, Italy, including unique accommodations, dining options, and museums that are off the beaten path.
United Kingdom: Will the major British museums charge admission fees in the future?
British museums in London, historically free to the public, may soon start charging admission fees due to financial pressures.
Athens: March with free guided tours in museums and archaeological sites
The Municipality of Athens is offering free guided tours of historical and archaeological sites and museums throughout March.
Small Museums: When Moths Eat the Exhibits
A discussion on the struggles faced by small museums in Germany due to lack of funding, space, and poor storage conditions, highlighted by the deterioration of an exhibit at the Dachau District Museum.
New Louvre Director Appointed from Versailles
Christophe Leribault, the current head of the Palace of Versailles, has been appointed as the new director of the Louvre Museum in Paris following Laurence des Cars' resignation amidst various scandals.
6.3 Million Visitors: Record Year for State Museums in Bavaria
Bavaria's state museums welcomed 6.3 million visitors in 2025, marking a record year amid ongoing societal uncertainties.
6.3 Million Visitors: Record Year for State Museums in Bavaria
In 2025, state museums in Bavaria experienced a record year with 6.3 million visitors, showing a continued interest in art, history, and technology amid challenging times.
The president of the Palace of Versailles Christophe Leribault is expected to head the Louvre
Christophe Leribault, current president of the Palace of Versailles, is likely to be appointed as the head of the Louvre following the resignation of Laurence des Cars.
Space Ship, Tribute to Obama, and Other Marvels Worth Billions: Museums Opening in 2026
The article discusses the opening of several significant museums around the world in 2026, highlighting their architectural grandeur and cultural importance.
1.5 billion royal treasures stolen and leaking Louvre... will changing the museum director make a difference?
The director of the Louvre Museum has resigned following a significant theft of royal jewelry, exposing severe security flaws at one of the world's most visited museums.
Nothing about us without us! Researcher Elīna Vikmane on the voice of Generation Z in museum activities
Elīna Vikmane argues for the necessity of involving young people as content creators in museums, emphasizing the importance of their input in shaping museum narratives.
Venice Biennale, Reina Sofía and MASP: the Argentinians shaping the international agenda in 2026
In 2026, Argentine art is making a significant impact on the international circuit through various biennales, museums, galleries, and cultural centers around the world.
THE HOUSE WHERE... Tõnisson, Laidoner, Under and others lived
The article discusses how memorial plaques and museums commemorate significant figures in Estonian history, highlighting their homes as symbols of national culture and heritage.
Spanish artists and gallery owners demand a reduction in cultural VAT with a "sit-in" in various museums
Spanish artists and gallery owners staged a sit-in at various museums to demand a reduction in cultural VAT after perceived governmental inaction on the issue.
Gulag Museum in Moscow to be transformed into museum dedicated to Nazi crimes
The Gulag History Museum in Moscow will be renovated to focus on the victims of Soviet genocide and the various stages of Nazi war crimes.
BACKGROUND ⟩ Soldiers with Scissors Go for a Second Round Every Two Weeks
An exhibition at the Haapsalu beach museum showcases a camouflage net created for an anniversary event, illustrating ongoing cultural and artistic efforts linked to military themes.
Dorothy Iannone, the woman who turned tarot and cookbooks into art worthy of being in museums
The article discusses the life and work of artist Dorothy Iannone, highlighting her first major exhibition in Spain at the CA2M museum.
Game simulating museum thefts to discuss the repatriation of artworks
The new South African video game 'Relooted' involves players stealing from Western museums to return African artifacts to their countries of origin, sparking discussions about art repatriation.
The label as a work of art: wineries turned their bottles into small portable museums
Wine labels have evolved into canvases for contemporary art, with wineries collaborating with artists to create unique designs that appeal to collectors.
Ukraine's Culture Ministry introduces evacuation of museums within 50 km of front
Ukraine's Culture Ministry has mandated the evacuation of museum exhibits from areas close to the front lines amid ongoing conflict.
Louvre says fraud is 'inevitable' in large museums and France investigates million-dollar scheme
The Louvre Museum acknowledges that fraud is statistically unavoidable in major institutions following an alleged ticket embezzlement scheme that could have resulted in over 10 million euros in losses over a decade.
Radio News (18.02.2026 15:00:00)
The radio news includes updates on various sports events and cultural institutions in Estonia.
Radio News (February 18, 2026, 12:00 PM)
The news broadcast covers updates on various current events including a report on Russia limiting airstrikes due to fears related to Trump's anger and highlights sporting events.
"The most beautiful showcase of our know-how": how Paris, its museums, and luxury brands have become the laboratory of Snapchat's augmented reality
Paris, its museums, and luxury brands are integrating Snapchat's augmented reality technologies to enhance visitor experiences, notably at the Louvre.
Six reasons for and against going to the museum with your children
The article discusses the pros and cons of visiting museums with children, weighing cultural experiences against potential boredom for kids.
Counting last year's chicks! A grand selection of cultural events for students
The article highlights the impact of the 'Latvian School Bag' program, illustrating how it enriches students' cultural education by connecting them with museums and cinema in Latvia.
The City transforms the oldest warehouse of the Riachuelo into a museum about port history
Buenos Aires is set to open a new museum this July, reclaiming the historical Barraca Peña to illuminate the port activities of the 19th century.
Current Camera at 18:30
A live news broadcast covering various topics including drone attacks in Ukraine and issues faced by schools visiting museums.
The museum bookings for school groups have significantly decreased
Spring bookings for school group visits to museums in Estonia have notably declined this year due to teachers' uncertainty about funding rules for educational trips.
Current Affairs Camera at 5:00 PM
The news segment covers various important updates including Ukraine's drone attack on an oil facility, Olympic Big Air tricks, and challenges faced by museums in attracting schools.
Museums: schools no longer dare to come to museums
Schools in Estonia are increasingly hesitant to visit museums due to unclear funding regulations from the Ministry of Education.
Exhibition on George Washington: Judge: Trump Administration Must Allow References to Slavery
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration cannot obscure historical truths about George Washington's slaveholding past, emphasizing the need for transparency in a Philadelphia exhibition.
Calgarians celebrate Family Day by getting in touch with history
Calgarians marked Family Day by participating in various historical activities and events, aiming to strengthen family connections through learning.
In the past year, 68 percent of Estonians visited museums
A recent study shows that 68% of Estonians visited museums or experience centers in the last year, with many making their first visit.
68 percent of Estonian residents visited a museum last year
According to a recent study, 68% of Estonians visited a museum or experience center in the last year, with many visitors experiencing their first museum visit.
The Mission of Museums – Save Cultural Heritage in the Event of War
Museums in Norrköping are preparing to evacuate essential cultural artifacts and artworks in response to potential conflicts, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage.
Photos: The face-less resistance. The Taliban transformed the Museum of Jihad in their own image
The article discusses how the Taliban has altered the Museum of Jihad to reflect its ideology and narrative.
Raņs and Aspazija's pet names on Valentine's Day - a date at the museums of both poets
On Valentine's Day, the museums of poets Raņs and Aspazija in Riga and Jūrmala offer a unique opportunity for visitors to immerse themselves in the poets' world.
Valentine’s Day at the museum: when love is a masterpiece
Valentine’s Day is celebrated with themed visits, special openings, and evening events at museums in cities like New York and Rome.
Museums in São Paulo offer free programming for Carnival
São Paulo museums and cultural centers are providing special activities for families to celebrate Carnival away from street blocs, featuring music, educational activities, and events for children.
This year's Museum Mice winners have been announced
The winners of this year's Museum Mice awards were announced in Rakvere, Estonia, on February 12, recognizing the best in nine categories related to museums.
The Winners of Museum Rots Have Been Announced
The winners of the Estonian Museum Awards were announced on February 12 in Rakvere, honoring outstanding contributions to the preservation and presentation of Estonia's cultural heritage.
Manuel Borja-Villel: 'The current museum is based on violence and precarity'
Former Reina Sofía director Manuel Borja-Villel critiques the expansion of museums and calls for improvements in labor conditions and the restitution of artworks in his recent report.
Live at 19: Museum Rat Awards Ceremony at Ukuaru Music House
The Museum Rat Awards Ceremony will take place on February 12 in Rakvere, Estonia, recognizing the achievements of museums over the past year.
Manuel Borja-Villel: "The current museum is based on violence and precariousness"
Former Reina Sofía director Manuel Borja-Villel critiques the current museum model's reliance on violence and precarious situations while calling for structural changes in public museum operations in Catalonia.
Nigeria: Cambridge University Museum Set to Return Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
A museum at Cambridge University is set to return approximately 100 Benin bronzes to Nigeria as part of a restitution initiative following a formal request by Nigeria's National Commission for Museums and Monuments.
For a more literary Rome: five essential houses in the eternal city
The article highlights five literary homes in Rome that have been converted into museums, showcasing the lives of famous writers who lived there.
Saudi Arabia Tightens the Tap on Petrodollars. Bad News for Museums in Europe
Saudi Arabia is reportedly scaling back its financial support for cultural institutions in Europe, which had benefited from the kingdom's investment in the arts in recent years.