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Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by learning about the diverse cultures, traditions, and histories of Indigenous peoples. There are currently 574 federally recognized tribes, each with their distinct identities and customs. Explore these resources to honor the historical and present-day contributions of Native communities. Recognize whose land you’re on Use Native Land Map to identify the tribal lands you’re living on. Palo Alto is located on the traditional territory of: Join us for […]
Article content The federal government has spent $29 million renovating the Radium Hot Springs Aquacourt building and pools. On Tuesday, Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault said that as well as restoring the iconic 1951 stone and concrete main building, the two pools’ mechanical and electrical systems had been upgraded. This includes making use of geothermal energy […]
bmbk heritage house revitalized as community space Bait Mohammed Bin Khalifa (BMBK) is a comprehensive restoration and rehabilitation of a historical house in the UAE, led by X Architects in collaboration with Buro Happold. Originally built in 1958 the heritage site in Al Ain embodies the transition in architectural practices and ways of living […]
Raina Ong Staff Writer,japan-guide.com About 1300 years ago, the area comprising of Nara City and its surrounds was established as Japan’s first permanent capital as opposed to previous capitals, which moved each time a new emperor was enthroned. Buddhism was the religion of the then ruling nobles, who embraced it when it was introduced to […]
Raina Ong Staff Writer,japan-guide.com Tomonoura is a historical port town that prospered a few centuries ago. The charming and laid-back town has retained much of its historical port features and yesteryear charm, creating a unique ambience. What is more, Tomonoura has inspired and impressed many with its beautiful scenery, and has been featured in major […]
As soon as I stepped within the stone circle of Cerrig Arthur, the strange noise began. It came from the far side of the valley – a long, hoarse scream. Then it became louder, growing into an ear-splitting thunder. I jammed my fingers into my ears – but still felt its sonic explosion down in […]
Less than one month into Israel’s aerial and ground invasion of Lebanon, myriad historic buildings and areas are under threat, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites, according to Lebanon’s culture minister Mohammad Mortada. These assaults came on the heels of Benjamin Netanyahu’s ominous words from October 9 when Israel’s prime minister told reporters Lebanon could become […]
Food adventurers, buckle up to take your taste buds through the mouth-watering landscape of traditional American food! The best traditional USA dishes are a melting pot of flavors, stories, and cultures that reflect the rich tapestry of the nation. From smoky BBQ to the hearty chowders, each dish has a tale to tell, steeped in […]
Escaramuza in English means “skirmish” and is an all-female sport within charrería – the Mexican equivalent of rodeo. It consists of highly choreographed equestrian dances and is inspired by las adelitas of the Mexican revolution, female soldiers who would ride with the men acting as decoys on the battlefield, performing intricate skills on horseback. Before […]
Beginning with their decision to preserve an existing concrete shell on the site, Studio Lotus’s approach was rooted in sustainability which also dictated the use of local materials, most notably Jodhpur red sandstone. Hand-carved by an army of skilled artisans, the sandstone façade features intricate latticework patterns that draw from different historical periods of the […]