All posts tagged "culture"

Egypt has always harbored significant cultural elements of art, music, cinema, and literature. Yet, this is often...

The 6,650 kilometer-long Nile that flows northwards through Egypt towards the Mediterranean is not only Egypt’s primary...

Qaaf Art Space, a welcoming and spacious hub located on a quiet side-street a few minutes away...

Every summer since 2007, the two-week long Arab Digital Expression Camps (ADEC) have been bringing together an...

One of the benefits of living in a city is the centralized access it permits to a...

Two deaths of prominent members of the Egyptian-Jewish community recently made it into the pages of local...

While the last thing you may seek during these stifling Egyptian summer months is to sit in...

  When a business opens a new branch elsewhere in the same city, that is usually a...

Whenever we walk the streets of Cairo or any other city, for that matter, how often do...

After a three-year hiatus, the Ministry of Culture will reopen the historical Palace Cinema located in Heliopolis,...

How many of us have felt that our daily lives or full-time jobs are holding us back...

At a time when the forces of globalization are rapidly threatening to sweep away traditional craftmanship and...

Only eight African countries have national pavilions at the 2019 Venice Biennale. At this year’s Cairo International...

On the scorching hot evening of 11 June, Egyptian non-profit organization Darb 1718 invited Cairo’s art aficionados...

  Famous Egyptian actor Yehia El-Fakharany is set to perform once again William Shakespeare’s King Lear for...

An image seen in an international relations lecture – depicting a group of young Egyptian activists uploading...

Cairo Opera House’s Al Hanager Theater is set to host the new musical performance ‘Carmen’ directed by...