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Afro Nation Portugal: How Two Nigerians Built the Festival Europe Refused to Create

July 3, 2026

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Fête de la Musique: The Pun That Became a Global Music Movement

June 29, 2026

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Sagrada Família: 144 Years, 4.9 Million Visitors and One Cross at 172.5 Metres

June 22, 2026

Virada Cultura: The Night São Paulo Becomes Infinite

May 13, 2026

XXXperience: Three Decades of Psytrance, One Night Back Where It Started

May 12, 2026

Time Warp: One Hall, Nineteen Hours, No Compromise

May 11, 2026

Só Track Boa: Brazil’s Own Sound, Built Into a Festival

May 11, 2026

Afro Nation Portugal: How Two Nigerians Built the Festival Europe Refused to Create

July 3, 2026

by Zond

Events·Life & Travel·Music

Fête de la Musique: The Pun That Became a Global Music Movement

June 29, 2026

by Zond

Events·Life & Travel

TEFAF Maastricht 2026: €86.4 Million, 50,000 Visitors, and 39 Years of Setting the Standard

June 24, 2026

by Zond

Afro Nation Portugal: How Two Nigerians Built the Festival Europe Refused to Create

In August 2019, Adesegun Adeosun — known everywhere as Smade — and his business partner Obi Asika opened the gates of their first festival on Praia da Rocha beach in Portimão, Portugal. They had projected 5,000 people but 20,000 showed up. Burna Boy headlined. Davido headlined. J Hus performed. Artists from Nigeria, Ghana, Jamaica, Tanzania, and the United States shared

July 3, 2026

by Zond

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Fête de la Musique: The Pun That Became a Global Music Movement

In October 1981, Maurice Fleuret walked into a new job. Jack Lang

June 29, 2026

by Zond

Events·Life & Travel

TEFAF Maastricht 2026: €86.4 Million, 50,000 Visitors, and 39 Years of Setting the Standard

In 1954, a young Gwari woman named Ladi Kwali walked into the

June 24, 2026

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Life & Travel·Opinions·Viral & Gossips

Sagrada Família: 144 Years, 4.9 Million Visitors and One Cross at 172.5 Metres

Photo: Travel-Mates.PL On the morning of June 10, 1926, Antoni Gaudí was

June 22, 2026

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Miart 2026: Turning Thirty, Changing Everything and Getting the Argument It Deserved

In April 1996, a modest art fair opened at the Fieramilanocity exhibition

June 20, 2026

by Zond

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Afro Nation Portugal: How Two Nigerians Built the Festival Europe Refused to Create

July 3, 2026

by Zond

Events·Life & Travel·Music

Fête de la Musique: The Pun That Became a Global Music Movement

In October 1981, Maurice Fleuret walked into a new job. Jack Lang had just appointed him Director of Music and Dance at the French Ministry of Culture, and Fleuret arrived with a specific philosophy already formed. Music, he believed, should be everywhere.

June 29, 2026

by Zond

Events·Life & Travel

TEFAF Maastricht 2026: €86.4 Million, 50,000 Visitors, and 39 Years of Setting the Standard

In 1954, a young Gwari woman named Ladi Kwali walked into the Pottery Training Centre in Abuja. She became its first female trainee. British potter Michael Cardew had spotted her work in the Emir’s palace. He recognised something in her coiled vessels

June 24, 2026

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Life & Travel·Opinions·Viral & Gossips

Sagrada Família: 144 Years, 4.9 Million Visitors and One Cross at 172.5 Metres

Photo: Travel-Mates.PL On the morning of June 10, 1926, Antoni Gaudí was struck by a tram on the Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes. He was 73, dressed in rags so worn that the onlookers who gathered around him mistook him for

June 22, 2026

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Miart 2026: Turning Thirty, Changing Everything and Getting the Argument It Deserved

In April 1996, a modest art fair opened at the Fieramilanocity exhibition centre in Milan. It was called miart. Nobody predicted it would last thirty years, let alone that its thirtieth edition would announce itself by quoting John Coltrane, moving to a

June 20, 2026

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SP-Arte 2026: Fernanda Feitosa’s Mall Stand Became Latin America’s Loudest Argument

Photo: artequeacontece In 2007, Fernanda Feitosa launched a small art fair inside a shopping mall in São Paulo. There was no Brazilian art fair of international consequence at the time. No infrastructure connected local galleries to the international collector class. No annual

June 17, 2026

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Events·Life & Travel

Eurobike 2026: The Bicycle World Comes to Frankfurt in Nine Days

In the spring of 1991, a trade fair for the bicycle industry opened in Friedrichshafen — a small German lakeside town with one main road, difficult rail access, and about 60,000 slots for the global cycling world to fill. They filled them.

June 15, 2026

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Art Central: Eleven Editions In and Still the Fair Basel Cannot Be

Photo: Bakchormeeboy In 1997, the handover agreement between Britain and China preserved Hong Kong’s legal and financial framework for fifty years under the principle of one country, two systems. What it could not preserve was certainty — and Hong Kong’s art infrastructure,

June 14, 2026

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Art Rotterdam: The Dutch Fair Nobody on the Circuit Saw Coming

In May 1940, the Luftwaffe erased Rotterdam’s medieval centre in two hours. The Dutch called it de Brandende Stad — the Burning City. What returned was not a restoration, in any form. The planners who arrived after the rubble had been cleared

June 11, 2026

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Zona Maco: Zélika García Built a Fair and Rewired a Continent’s Art Calendar

In 2002, Zélika García ran a small art gathering called La Muestra in Monterrey. It was modest enough that the international art market did not notice. That was the point. García was not making an announcement. She was making a wager —

June 9, 2026

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