Category: Festivals
Street performers flock to Linz for Pflasterspektakel
Every July the city of Linz opens its streets to over 100 ensembles and solo performers from more...
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Top LGBTQ-friendly Cities to celebrate Pride
When you want to get your Pride on, you want to do it with other fun-loving members of the tribe....
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Hit the road, Jack: Part 5
Australian Jack Howard, who rose to fame with the band Hunters & Collectors, is on the final leg of a world tour with Aussie rockers Midnight Oil.
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In the Philippines we love a festival
In the Philippine province of Aklan, the Ati-Atihan Festival is a week-long celebration in the streets that combines the Malay population’s gratitude for sanctuary to their native Aeta hosts and reverence for the Santo Niño.
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We spent several weeks in Cuba not long before the pandemic hit and we’re lucky enough to be there for the 500th anniversary of Havana. It is a wonderful and fascinating place with an amazing collective spirit and more history than you’d think one island could muster. Here is one family’s story.
www.newyorker.com
Early in the Cuban Revolution, my mother made a consequential decision.
Food delivery apps gouge restaurants with excessive fees and pay delivery drivers a pittance. Josephine Tovey flushed them out of her phone forever.
I quit food delivery apps – the absurd convenience was not worth the cost | Josephine Tovey
www.theguardian.com
Ordering food on your phone may save time, but for Josephine Tovey, the bitter aftertaste became too hard to swallowNew To Read
