From gem cutters to weavers, artisans have long been synonymous with India’s Pink City, but Jaipur’s craft heritage continues to evolve. In recent...
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Ed Gillespie, a communications executive in London who stopped flying for vacation a few years ago, partly for environmental reasons but mostly...
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There are some amazing events on tap all over the world, all the time. Hear the music of J.S. Bach played where he lived and created during the...
MoreInternational Conference “Cultural Policies in Cities”
On the 2 April the conference “Cultural Policies and the Cities” will be held at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. The...
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The project director of the Port Harcourt World Book Capital 2014, Koko Kalango, unfolds programmes that show that the Garden City is ready for...
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Hull was referred to as one of the UK’s “urban hubs” where the cultural offering was ever-improving. The newspaper said Hull was...
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French gastronomy is so unique that Unesco took the step of ganting it heritage status. But times are changing it seems and French culinary habits...
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Khoj is currently running the third edition of its Food Residency – a six-week residency that will focus on generating conversations around...
MoreThe Margaret River Region Open Studios 19th April – 4th May 2014
The Margaret River Region Open Studios is a 16-day event offering a trail of discovery for all art lovers. At least 100 visual artists and...
MoreTradition for Tomorrow – Celebrating Nordic Folk Music & Dance, Festival – Conference – Workshops20-23 August 2014 in Akureyri, Iceland
Tradition for Tomorrow presents Nordic music and dance through performances, workshops, jam sessions, lectures and discussions. Each Nordic...
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