Culture & Arts
Literature, film, design, food and the everyday culture of European cities.
Frida Kahlo's Face: From Mexican Icon to Global Brand at Tate Modern
Tate Modern's 'Frida: The Making of an Icon' is the gallery's fastest-selling exhibition ever, with over 41,000 tickets sold. The show exami
French Town Cancels Refugee Play, Igniting Free Speech Row
The mayor of Castres, Florian Azéma, cancelled a performance of Alexis Michalik's play 'Passeport' about a refugee's journey. The decision h
Greek National Opera Revives Callas' 'Medea' at Epidaurus to 10,000-Strong Ovation
Luigi Cherubini's 'Medea', staged by the Greek National Opera at the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, received a 10,000-strong ovation. The pro
Daft Punk's 'One More Time' Chosen as France's Official Goal Song for 2026 World Cup
France has chosen Daft Punk's 'One More Time' as their official goal song for the 2026 World Cup. The track debuted during their 3-1 win ove
Porto Transforms into a Literary Hub with BABELL Festival Featuring Nobel and Booker Winners
Porto's historic centre becomes a 'book city' from June 24-29 with the BABELL Festival. Nobel laureates Olga Tokarczuk and László Krasznahor
Frida Kahlo, Supergirl, and Dragons: Your Cultural Guide to Europe This Week
A comprehensive Frida Kahlo exhibition opens at London's Tate Modern. Supergirl hits cinemas with a canine twist. House of the Dragon return
Medieval Wax Notebook Unearthed in Paderborn Latrine Offers Rare Glimpse of 13th-Century Life
A 700-year-old wax notebook, complete with leather cover and Latin inscriptions, was found in a medieval latrine in Paderborn. The damp, oxy
Medieval Wax Notebook Found in Paderborn Latrine Offers Rare Glimpse of 13th-Century Life
A rare medieval wax notebook has been unearthed in a former latrine in Paderborn, Germany. The leather, wood, and wax artifact is remarkably
Fête de la Musique 2026: France Transforms into a Nationwide Music Festival
The 45th edition of Fête de la Musique takes place across France on 21 June 2026, with jazz honored at the Palais-Royal. Free concerts fill
Byzantine Monastery on Andros Transforms Restored Tower into Contemporary Art Gallery
The Holy Monastery of Panachrantos on Andros, founded in 961 AD, has opened its restored tower as an 'Art Reliquary' gallery. The space host
William Forsythe's 'Choreographic Objects' Breaks Museum Rules at Voorlinden
William Forsythe's solo exhibition 'Choreographic Objects' at the Voorlinden Museum in the Netherlands encourages visitors to touch and inte
London's Museum of Youth Culture Celebrates a Century of British Subcultures
The Museum of Youth Culture opens in Camden, London, showcasing 100 years of subcultures from mods to emos. Its crowdsourced archive highlig