Composer Oswald Huýnh is a Louisville Orchestra Creators Corps recipient, and we had an incredible chat about his work and ...

The Tribeca Festival has formed a new partnership with Onassis ONX and Agog: The Immersive Media Institute this year for its ...

Republic Day is celebrated every year on 26th January and is an important day in India's history. The day is an important reminder that the Indian Constitution was adopted on 26th January 1950.

Indians celebrate Republic Day, marking the adoption of the Indian Constitution in 1950. The main event is a grand parade on Kartavya Path in New Delhi, featuring military displays, cultural ...

Republic Day 2025: Republic Day is celebrated annually to mark the adoption of the Indian Constitution, making India a democratic republic. The Indian constitution replaced the British Raj’s ...

Participants in a salon on Spring Festival's global legacy — (from left) David Moser, associate professor at Beijing's Capital Normal University, Wen Chunying, Communication University of China ...

The Chinese New Year, or the Lunar New Year, is one of the biggest and oldest celebrations. The 15-day-long festivities begin with the Little Year and conclude with the Lantern Festival. As per the ...

Republic Day 2025 Celebration: Republic Day stands as one of the most important national events in India, observed annually on January 26. It marks the historic moment when the Indian Constitution ...

Xiao nian is sometimes also known colloquially as the Kitchen God Festival, since a major part of the celebrations is to prepare the home and hearth to bid that deity a temporary farewell.

The festival is celebrated by Chinese people over several days. People celebrate the festival by taking part in parades, family get-togethers and other cultural traditions. 2024 was the Year of ...

Here's a look at how the rich and famous celebrated Trump's inauguration: Crypto Ball One of the first events of the weekend, Friday's Crypto Ball in the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium, brought ...

For some it may appear odd that MPs make the effort to attend a religious celebration. It is a positive reminder that faith, whakapono ,and pukutohe, persistence, are as vital to Māori wellbeing ...