Dublin: An Urban Canvas
After living in Dublin for 5 years, one of the standouts for me was the thriving street art culture. The various murals around the city
Marius Van Zyl May 12, 2023 No Comments
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Supporting small businesses – Egle Sardone and her Lab, between art and dreams
Have you had a passion that made you think “Now I drop everything and I change my life”? You were and you are allowed to
Stefania Del Sette May 11, 2023 No Comments
Learning a new hobby: Step by Step and Stich by Stich
Raise your hand if you ever wanted to learn something new or sign up for an exciting hobby but time just wasn’t on your side.
Laura-Marie Butenhoff May 11, 2023 No Comments
An Irish Narrative – How Ireland is honouring and encouraging its literary legacy
Joyce, Wild, Swift, or Yeats – It is strange to imagine that for such a small-scaled island its literary influence has been so profound. On
Laura-Marie Butenhoff April 24, 2023 No Comments
Places to get some great photos in Dublin
Dublin is a city brimming with culture and character. There are so many spots where you can get some great photos to share with friends
Marius Van Zyl April 20, 2023 No Comments
Celebrating Diversity Through Art: Exploring the Collection of the Van Abbemuseum
Netherlands the Van Abbemuseum‘s collection includes artworks fro different parts of the world, including Europe, Asia, Africa, and the America. For example, the museum has
Fatma Olur March 28, 2023 1 Comment
Top 7 places that you should go if you are traveling to Belgium
Belgium, officially the Kingdom of Belgium, is a state in Western Europe and a member of the European Union. It houses the headquarters of the
Elif Ipek Demir February 28, 2023 18 Comments
Anitta, the first Brazilian singer on Spotify Top 10 Global
Anitta is a 28-year-old Brazilian singer, born in Rio de Janeiro. She rose to national fame in Brazil in 2013 after releasing the single ‘Show
Ana Chagas March 23, 2022 2 Comments
“FALLAS” a Spanish fiesta you should go to at least once in your life
The Fallas of Valencia are a festival that runs from March 14 (plantà infantil) to March 19 (cremá) with a deep-rooted tradition in the Spanish
Magdalena Chapa Izquierdo March 22, 2022 No Comments
The Singing Voices of New York´s Subway Station
We saw and listened to them at one stage or another as we went about our day-to-day lives. While commuting to work, returning home from
Adina Sarah Abraham March 19, 2022 No Comments
Castello Branco released “Niska: A message for Emergency Times” new album
The Brazilian singer brings the solarpunk art movement into his last album release
Isabela Boechat March 15, 2022 No Comments
Listen: Who gets to choose your profession? (Parent or child)
Choosing a career path for oneself may be difficult, especially if you are forced to make a decision about what you want to do with
Matilda Asekhamen May 21, 2021 No Comments
Let’s talk about Imposter syndrome.
On this weeks episode of The Sandra Series Podcast, we have a quick Chat with UYI about the concept of imposter syndrome. We addressed the
Sandra Sandra Ogbonna May 20, 2021 No Comments
Black hair magic
Since the early centuries, the African hair has been a symbol to showcase different tribes social hierarchy, royalty and stature. It is one of the qualities
Michelle Oritu May 7, 2021 3 Comments
In the “Irish”
People explore for alot of reasons but the most common one would be to make new memories, same way they have different places they would
Sylvie Oka May 7, 2021 No Comments
Love Irish music? We’ve got just the group for you!
When you think of “Irish music” what do you think of? Diddly-idle-day tunes played on a fiddle and a bodhran? The typical Irish jig blared
Heather Lawrie May 6, 2021 No Comments
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