For its 25th iteration, the Biennale of Sydney dives deep into the theme of Rememory, a title borrowed from celebrated Australian author Toni Morrison. This year’s edition explores how memory and history intersect to revisit, reconstruct and reclaim stories that have been erased or repressed. Iconic Sydney spaces will transform for the three-month program, from […]
Tickets go on sale and the lineup is revealed for the 2026 Savannah Music Festival (SMF) which returns to the Hostess City from Wednesday March 25 – Sunday April 5, 2026. The Festival is now in its 37th year and is described by the Toronto Star as “a magnet for those of us who like
Donald Trump might be causing heart palpitations and clenched fists across much of Europe with his anti-NATO stance and threats to Greenland, but a gang of his compatriots from the fashion world are having a more positive effect on the continent, having just had their greatest ever season at Paris Fashion Week. The Louis Vuitton
Each year, exciting local chefs are joined by some of the world’s best culinary talent for exclusive collaborations, restaurant takeovers and more. The 2026 festival, running from Friday March 20 to Sunday March 29, is no exception. A number of big-ticket events with James Henry of Le Doyenné and the World’s Longest Lunch are practically
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HONG KONG – As the city readies itself for another dazzling season of creativity, the Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) is once again setting the stage for a world-class celebration of music, dance, theatre and innovation. The Festival’s 54th edition, running from February to March 2026, will bring together more than 1,100 artists from around
Las Vegas continues to be a top destination for live music with a packed calendar of residencies in 2026. From pop icons and legacy rock bands to R&B legends and country superstars, venues across the Strip, including the Sphere, Caesars Palace, Park MGM and Resorts World, are offering multi-date engagements with must-see acts across nearly
If you have watched the latest season of Wednesday, the hit Netflix series by Tim Burton based on The Addams Family, part two introduces a lavish Venetian-style costume gala, a scene that mirrors one of Venice’s most iconic real-world traditions: the masquerade ball. From left: Catherine Zeta-Jones as Morticia Addams, The Thing, Gwendoline Christie as Larissa
