New York City’s turn from summer to fall marks not just the changing of the weather, but also the start of a new Broadway season. Several buzzworthy plays will be taking their first bows in the month of September, including a brand-new adaptation of a comedy by Molière that’s straight out of the 17th century, […]
What Is Detour Discotheque? Detour Discotheque is a small-scale travelling disco that stages events in unusual and often spectacular locations. According to the organisers, Detour takes place annually in a new and distinctive destination, with the journey to the location forming an important part of the experience. Previous editions have taken place in places including
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If you’re planning a trip to Tokyo this September, there’s another reason to add the Japanese capital to your itinerary: ULTRA Japan 2026 is returning to Tokyo for another huge weekend of electronic dance music. The festival takes place on September 19 and 20, 2026, bringing two days of international DJs, electronic music, spectacular stage
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Fernando Botero left his indelible mark on New York, in the 14 monumental sculptures that lined Park Avenue in 1993, as well as the Adam and Eve statues that still stand at the entrance to Time Warner Center. But the city also left its imprint on the Colombian master. A new exhibition is uncovering how
In 2020, Egyptian archaeologists discovered the lost “golden city” of Aten—built under King Tutankhamun’s grandfather Amenhotep III in the late 1300s B.C.E. then abandoned by his heretic son, Akhenaten. “I don’t think you can oversell it,” Salima Ikram, the head of the American University in Cairo’s Egyptology unit, said as crews announced the discovery. “It
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Late summer in Helsinki is still packed with all sorts of events in August. The streets of the capital come alive with street and music festivals, running events and the parades of the Night of the Arts, which is part of the Helsinki Festival. Highlights of the festival include, among others, an interpretation of the
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Iconic Costumes Go on View in Scotland Scores of costumes from cultural touchstones like Pirates of the Caribbean, Game of Thrones, and Downton Abbey will debut to the Scottish public this summer, when the exhibition “Costume Couture: Sixty Years of Cosprop” opens amid the textile facilities at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. “Costume Couture” initially premiered
