#cultural-festival

#cultural-festival

The Dia de Portugal Festival is a vibrant celebration of Portuguese heritage, promising food, music, and community spirit in a family-friendly atmosphere.

This summer in Berlin, O'Hara's sentiment hums again, low and electric, harmonizing with the underground's looping murmur.

Those curious about what it feels like to pilot a catamaran can try the SailGP simulator, a wildly popular immersive setup complete with real steering wheels, replicated racecourses and live leaderboard tracking.

Lesser said the performance was full of love, life, and laughter, allowing him to say he did a gig with the Stones—though not the rolling ones.

Kodomo no Hi, or Children's Day, is celebrated annually on May 5 in Japan to honor children's good fortune and growth.

Choro, an instrumental Brazilian tradition combining European and African musical elements, has gained popularity in the East Bay, particularly celebrated at the Berkeley Festival of Choro.

The Orange Blossom Carnival in Adana celebrates the theme 'World's Children' with hope-filled festivities that attract millions, transforming the city into a colorful festival.

The ChangMu Dance Company, founded in 1976, symbolizes the evolution of Korean dance through a fusion of innovative choreography and various art forms like poetry and painting.

Paralympic cyclist Katie-George Dunlevy and Olympic boxer Kellie Harrington, who each won two gold medals in this year's games, will be grand marshals for the event.

In Spain's northwestern town of Verín, thousands celebrated 'Xoves de Comadres', marking the start of the Spanish Carnival with festive dinners, charanga bands, and vibrant costumes.

"Carnival in Rio is not just a cultural phenomenon, it's become a money-spinner for the entire Brazilian economy, with nearly $870 million gained in 2024."

On 20 January, San Sebastian in Spain celebrated its patron saint's day with the traditional Tamborrada drum festival, featuring over 4,500 children and 28,000 adults.