Temecula seeks host families for Temecula’s Sister City Youth Cultural Exchange visit

Culture is not a coaching change: What the Phoenix Suns must learn from the Spurs and the Heat

It’s official: Jordan Ott is the next man up. The Phoenix Suns have announced the hiring of Ott, a first-time NBA head coach and tenured assistant under the likes of Darvin Ham, Steve Nash, and Kenny Atkinson. It’s a bold move, a pivot away from...

Tematu Ethno Fest to debut with fresh identity, rich cultural line-up

The Tematu Ethno Fest 2025 will be held later this month at Kampung Tematu, Kuching. KUCHING (June 7): The annual Karnival Gawai & Bitanding Dayung Gawea Tematu has officially rebranded itself as the Tematu Ethno Fest for its 10th edition, set to...

Megan Treuer, a tribal judge is mixing indigenous culture and law

The Bush Foundation is providing grant money to 29 applicants through their Fellowship grant program. The recipients are paving the way to make changes in their community. One of the participants is Megan Treuer, a tribal judge mixing Anishinaabe...

IPN | Cultural Agenda | June 7

0 The children’s play “Who is Bad and Who is Good?” is being performed/played at the /Teatrul Municipal de Papusi „Guguta” /11:00/. The “A. P. Chekhov” Theater is bringing to the stage the comedy play “Unlimited Women” / /Teatrul dramatic rus de...

Culture and collaboration at Celtic Media Festival

Matt PengellyBBC News, Cornwall ShareSave Azenor Kallag from Brittany, France creates content for young people in the Breton language Media strategies, indigenous languages and the future of television, with a Celtic twist, have been on the agenda...

Micro dramas are China’s latest cultural export. Luring Indians with wild twists, cliffhangers

Das is one of the many young viewers obsessed with the latest digital addiction: micro dramas. It’s the espresso shots of entertainment—bite-sized, vertical video series, 1-2 minutes per episode, made for your phone and packed with high-speed...

Cultural heritage celebrated at College Place Elementary

College Place Elementary students participate in the Los Vietos dance from Mexico’s Michoacán region. It’s also known as “The Little Old Men” dance. Dancers wear old men masks and perform exaggerated, playful movements to represent wisdom,...

Areas surrounding Ketumati City declared cultural heritage zone

Efforts are being exerted to designate areas inside walls and outside moats in the ancient Ketumati City in Toungoo Township, Bago Region, as a cultural heritage property area. Eleven (1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19) out of 23 wards in...

With Cultural Foundation in Place, Men’s Basketball Begins Summer Training

Idaho men's basketball, under coach Alex Pribble, is preparing for a promising season with a well-established culture of accountability and teamwork. Highlighting a disciplined and selfless approach, the team excelled last season, clinching...

Theatre Takes Centre Stage: Katie Scott on Ripon's Bold Cultural Revolution

arts As Ripon Theatre Festival prepares for its fourth year, director Katie Scott reveals how a bold vision of collaboration has transformed the cathedral city into one of Yorkshire's most exciting cultural destinations. Street Theatre Photo:...

Culture Club documentary reveals screaming match in the studio

NEW YORK – Considering how much Boy George talked about enjoying the attention that came with fronting one of the most tenured bands of the New Wave movement, it was a bit surprising that he wasn't in the room during the world premiere of "Boy...

Kon Tum's folk knowledge of Ngọc Linh ginseng recognised as national intangible cultural heritage

Omega Psi Phi Member Rickey Smiley Calls Out Hazing Culture After Caleb Wilson's Death

Rickey Smiley called out the culture of hazing, which allegedly led to the recent death of Caleb Wilson, who was pledging Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. The comedian and TV host spoke out about the issue in an appearance on Jemele Hill’s...

Ground broken on $16.5-million cultural centre near Tulita

A new office and cultural centre at Naats'ihch'oh National Park Reserve near Tulita is a shovel closer to reality after Parks Canada announced $16.5 million to construct the building. Crown Indigenous Relations Minister Rebecca Alty made the...

Fiji Museum joins EXPLORE Fiji as Legacy Cultural Partner

A major new partnership has been announced between the Fiji Museum and EXPLORE Fiji, marking a united commitment to strengthen the role of culture in shaping Fiji’s national identity and tourism experience. EXPLORE Fiji is a digital travel...

WWD Fetes Inaugural Culture Club in London With Industry Leaders

Nothing can stop a London crowd from getting their cheers on — not even the four-seasons-in-a-day British weather. At the inaugural WWD London Culture Club, the city’s top creatives across fashion, beauty, retail, footwear and culture gathered for...

How Indigenous women are sparking cultural change in firefighting

When Arlene Clubb and her relatives joined their local volunteer fire brigade in rural Queensland a decade ago, they were not entirely welcomed with open arms. "People didn't want us there because we were Indigenous people," the Kuku-Thaypan, Kuku...

Relooted is a high-tech heist game about reclaiming African artifacts from Western collections, which are said to hold '90% of sub-Saharan African cultural heritage'

At today's Day of the Devs stream, Sithe Ncube, producer at South African game studio Nyamakop, shared a sobering statistic. "A French government report estimated that 90% of sub-Saharan African cultural heritage is in the possession of Western...

Rep. Ryan Guillen highlights cultural heritage, education reform, and historical remembrance

Rep. Ryan Guillen has been actively sharing updates and reflections on various legislative and historical matters through his social media presence. His recent posts encompass topics ranging from local cultural designations to significant...