On Discovering My Aunt Eleni’s Place in Queer Greek Literature

In her latest novel, Archipelago, author Natalie Bakapoulos follows a translator who is tackling a book she has never read. Through this process, Bakapoulos reflects on her connection to Greek literature—including her Aunt Eleni’s role in its queer tradition—and her ongoing journey with translation.

On Discovering My Aunt Eleni’s Place in Queer Greek Literature

Integration, Innovation, and Shared Growth on the World Stage in Suzhou, Jiangsu

The 7th Grand Canal Culture and Tourism Expo has wrapped up in Suzhou, Jiangsu. Branded under the banner of “Integration, Innovation, and Shared Growth on the World Stage,” the event’s conclusion was announced in a press release from the Jiangsu Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism.

Integration, Innovation, and Shared Growth on the World Stage in Suzhou, Jiangsu

Former Land Park Bowl designated as historic landmark by Sacramento city council

In a recent decision, Sacramento’s city council has designated the former Land Park Bowl, also known as AMF Land Park Lanes, as a historic landmark, recognizing its significance in the community’s cultural heritage.

Former Land Park Bowl designated as historic landmark by Sacramento city council

Save Square Chapel: Campaigners fighting to reopen troubled Halifax theatre call for ‘decisions to be taken quickly’

At a packed public meeting, Halifax residents passionately called for quick decisions to reopen the troubled Square Chapel theatre. Campaigners are urging authorities to act swiftly to save this cherished cultural landmark.

Save Square Chapel: Campaigners fighting to reopen troubled Halifax theatre call for ‘decisions to be taken quickly’

Juneteenth: Toledo Museum of Art celebrates freedom through art

Hundreds filled the Toledo Museum of Art to celebrate Juneteenth, turning its galleries and halls into a vibrant hub of community and art. The event marked a significant moment of unity and reflection on freedom through artistic expression.

Juneteenth: Toledo Museum of Art celebrates freedom through art

CALIF. RETURNS ANCESTRAL

Once barred from his ancestral fishing grounds, Barry McCovey Jr. can now freely cast his line into Blue Creek’s cherished waters. California’s return of these lands marks a significant step toward restoring cultural heritage along the Klamath River.

CALIF. RETURNS ANCESTRAL

Japan struggles with rice crisis

As rice consumption declines over the decades, Japan grapples with the future of its most cherished staple—the oval-shaped sticky Japonica grain. Despite its essential role in culture, tradition, and politics, the falling consumption of rice raises concerns about preserving a key element of Japanese identity.

What It Means To Be Wealthy In Ireland

Ireland’s charm extends beyond its landscapes. Discover what it truly means to be wealthy in one of Europe’s most beloved countries, whether you’re planning a move or simply intrigued by Irish life.

What It Means To Be Wealthy In Ireland

Karnataka Tourism Showcases Cultural Heritage and Sustainable Travel Initiatives at Arabian Travel Market Dubai 2025

Karnataka Tourism is highlighting its rich cultural heritage and sustainable travel initiatives at the Arabian Travel Market Dubai 2025, focusing on halal tourism and safe solo travel for women to attract Middle East tourists.

As gold prices soar, Americans rush to sell or melt down their jewelry—even family heirlooms from the 1800s – Fortune

As gold prices reach unprecedented heights, Americans are turning heirlooms into cash, melting down jewelry—including pieces from the 1800s—in a modern gold rush. This trend reflects a shift where financial gain outweighs sentimental value for many.