All posts tagged "egyptian culture"

“You’re like a Sunsilk advert” is a common jab among Egyptian youth, a way to call someone...

A woman sits across the table, in her hands, an intricate flower-painted teacup. It’s a small thing,...

Glassy red-brew and tea biscuits, there’s nothing quite like an Egyptian cup of shai. Ever since its...

There are myriad of ways to learn about and experience a city. One can read its history,...

1- A Friend at the Koshk This is not the regular snack bar you know. A koshk...

By: Abdelrahman Amr and Michael Matthiesen. In the first part in an Egyptian Streets article series under the...

Alwanat Al Minia – or Colours of Minia – Arts and Culture Institute to hold the first ballet...

Egypt has unveiled on Tuesday the granite statue of Ramses II at the Temple of Luxor after...

The International Festival for Drums and Traditional Arts kicks off on April 20 till April 26 in celebration of...

Get ready art fans, the opening of a new art space in Cairo is near! ROOM is...

Originally published in 2014 Egypt in the 1900s was a different place. Egyptian cinema was the third...

By Giacomo Crescenzi, Egyptian Streets In April 2013 the Egyptian artist Chant Avedissian, 62, set a new...

Several weeks ago, President Morsi appointed a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, Alaa Abdel-Aziz, as Minister of...