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Dong, the first human settlement in India to receive sunlight each day, served as the venue for the celebrations.
#Dong #ArunachalPradesh #culturalfestival
Dong in Arunachal Pradesh celebrates first sunrise of 2026 with cultural festival
Dong, India’s easternmost village in Arunachal Pradesh's Anjaw district, welcomed the first sunrise of 2026 on Thursday with cultural dance.
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January 2, 2026 at 7:26 AM
🍎 The National Apple Festival is BACK! 🎉

📅 October 26, 2025
📍 Soroca Castle, Mun. Soroca

🎶 Admission is free — come join the celebration!

#FestivalulMarului #FestivalulNationalAlMarului #Mere #Soroca #CetateaSoroca #TraditiiMoldovenesti #AutumnFestival #MoldovaEvents #CulturalFestival
October 15, 2025 at 12:25 PM
**영동난계국악축제**

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#영동난계국악축제 #국악 #전통문화 #영동군 #한류 #문화축제

**Poem for Yeongdong Nangye Korean Traditional Music Festival**

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#YeongdongNangyeFestival #KoreanTraditionalMusic #Yeongdong #Hallyu #CulturalFestival

**英东兰溪国乐节诗**

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September 30, 2025 at 3:07 AM
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Discover authentic Thai cuisine at 28 Liberty Plaza's TASTES of Thai SELECT Festival. 14 certified restaurants, cultural performances, and culinary demonstrations showcase Thailand's rich gastronomic heritage. Free admission on September 18. #ThaiCuisine #CulturalFestival
September 11, 2025 at 10:02 PM
The HPPA crew started early this morning for Day One of the annual 2-day #puukoholaheiaunhs Hawaiian cultural festival 🌞 at Spencer Beach Park.

Special supervisor Koko the pup kept his ear up in case any detail got overlooked! 🐾

#hppa #puukoholāheiaunationalhistoricsite #culturalfestival #hawaii
August 16, 2025 at 9:06 PM
مالکان گدھوں کا سجا سنوار کر لائے، میلے میں خواتین اور بچوں کی بڑی تعداد بھی شریک

مزید پڑھیے: www.aaj.tv/news/30469105/

#AajNews #MexicoDonkeyFestival #ColorfulEvent #DonkeyParade #CulturalFestival #FamilyFun #UniqueTradition #Donkey #AnimalFestival
June 30, 2025 at 3:42 PM
The 2025 African Festival in Lowell City is heating up with a thrilling jollof rice challenge—who will reign supreme, Nigeria or Sierra Leone?

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#LowellCityMiddlesexCounty #MA #CitizenPortal #LowellCity #CommunityEngagement #CulinaryChallenge #CulturalFestival
Jollof rice challenge heats up at 2025 African Festival in New York
Guests vote on best jollof rice between Nigerian and Sierra Leonean cuisines at festival.
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June 29, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Are you in the crowd with us at the annual Pu’uhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park Festival? It’s is hula time!
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#puuhonuaohonaunau #culturalfestival #hulahālau #parksupporter #hppa #puho
June 29, 2025 at 2:11 AM
🌴 Join us at Puʻuhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park on Saturday, June 28th, from 9 AM to 3 PM for the park's annual Hawaiian Cultural Festival & to celebrate its 64th anniversary as part of the National Park Service 🏞️. Park entrance fees will be waived 🎉.
#PuuhonuaoHonaunau #CulturalFestival
June 26, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Miss PstBet set to promote cultural diversity
After she recently won the title of Miss PstBet Windhoek Annual Cultural Festival, Charlothe Namwandi (22) says she is already laying the groundwork for her legacy. The International University of Management education student says her Miss PstBet Windhoek Annual Cultural Festival tenure will be devoted to cultivating cultural diversity, empowering youth, and self-empowerment, especially among young women from small towns. “Winning comes with the responsibility to move culture, diversity, and the amazement of how we are diverse and one,” she says. “As the winner of this pageant, I don’t want to be merely a crown – I want to be a voice, a mentor and a symbol of what faith and encouragement can achieve.” Namwandi, born to a single mother at Otavi, attributes her experience to the encouragement she received from friends and mentors, particularly her roommate and pageant manager Sylvia Pinhas. Now she would like to use the title she won to impart that same encouragement to others. At the centre of her vision is ‘The Power of Perception’, a mentorship programme she is creating to encourage confidence, self-awareness and education in young women. “We all have the ingredients to be our best selves,” she says. “Sometimes, all it takes is to shift how we see ourselves.” Namwandi, as Namibia’s official ambassador for the PstBet Windhoek Annual Cultural Festival, will engage in a variety of cultural, educational and community activities throughout the year. Festival founder Sylvester Shapwa says her role is symbolic as well as practical. “She will embody the essence of the festival through engagements with communities, honouring cultural heritage, and influencing via leadership,” Shapwa says. “Charlothe is the poster child of what this platform stands for – diversity, empowerment and development.” As part of winning the title, she received a cash award, a sponsored hamper by beauty entrepreneur Hannah Nangula, and a 12-month rental sponsorship. Shapwa clarifies that the move to pay the winner’s rent was done to keep her stable so that she can concentrate on her responsibilities. “Supporting her well-being allows her to lead without unnecessary anxiety and stress. It’s an investment in her as well as future leaders of our society,” he says. Namwandi is also preparing for her next step as a semi-finalist in the upcoming Miss NGO Namibia pageant. For her, the competition is not just about competing, it is also an avenue to campaign for education, personal development and community upliftment. “As I continue, I want to stay grounded in purpose and filled with impact,” she adds. “I’m here to encourage all young dreamers to have faith that wherever you come from, you can grow, lead and be a difference-maker.” The post Miss PstBet set to promote cultural diversity appeared first on The Namibian.
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June 10, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Tomatoes flew as Colombia's Gran Tomatina food-fight festival returned for its 15th edition in Sutamarchan, 170 km from Bogotá.
#grantomatinacolombia #latomatina #colombiafestivals #sutamarchan #tomatofight #foodfestival #bogota #tomatoparty #culturalfestival #travelcolombia
June 3, 2025 at 1:06 AM
Education ministry still struggling to find qualified Khoekhoegowab teachers
Education, innovation, youth, sport, arts and culture minister Sanet Steenkamp says the ministry continues to struggle to find qualified teachers to teach Khoekhoegowab, Setswana, and Afrikaans. Steenkamp revealed this during the official opening of the sixth Nama Cultural Festival at Keetmanshoop on Friday. She called for more scholarships for teachers pursuing studies in Khoekhoegowab, Setswana and Afrikaans. “We do not just need doctors and engineers, they are important, yes, but we need to have the cornerstone of education cemented with strong, qualified, caring and loving teachers coming from our communities. To the parents, you are the first teachers, and it is the decision of the parent to ensure that their child is raised with a mother tongue and has access to a class in his or her mother tongue. I appeal to you, you have the choice, and many choose English as a medium for their children,” she said. She highlighted that the government’s commitment to incorporating indigenous languages into the formal curriculum is not symbolic but a strategic move to ensure that the youth grow up with pride in their heritage, alongside the tools to navigate an interconnected, digital world without losing their sense of self. “We are seeing increasing integration of these elements into our educational systems, which aligns with the broader national vision to restore dignity through education, to empower through identity, and to build a future that is anchored in our roots,” she said. Steenkamp emphasised that the work of reclaiming and preserving cultural identities is not only a community effort but should be a national imperative. The minister further said in recent years Namibia has witnessed a transformative change, not only in educational reform, but also in the growing embrace of diverse heritage, shared histories, and layered identities. This indicates that the country is on a journey that demands remembrance, reckoning, and renewal. “Through festivals like this, through the ancestral rhythms of our dancers, the truths spoken by our elders, the creative expressions of our artists, and the convictions of our youth, we preserve, protect, and promote a culture that refuses to be erased. And in doing so, we are reclaiming our voice, our history, and our future,” she added. The post Education ministry still struggling to find qualified Khoekhoegowab teachers appeared first on The Namibian.
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May 31, 2025 at 12:42 PM