Street culture
Panos Zizos: Revitalizing Kastoria’s schools and mansions through art
Panos Zizos: Bringing a New Perspective to Kastoria’s Schools and Mansions
The school nurse and street artist combines his professional role with his hobby under the initiative titled “Graffiti Inclusion.”
Graffiti art adorns Istanbul’s old trains
Graffiti artists, relatively few in number in the country, have expressed that by painting walls and trains with the necessary permissions from authorities, they strive to bring color to the monotonous gray of Istanbul's city life.
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Turkish diaspora in US gears up for annual parade
Turkish Americans are gearing up for a celebration of culture and community as they prepare to mark the 41st Turkish Day Parade in New York on May 17 and 18.
The festivities will commence with a flag-raising ceremony at Bowling Green park, honoring both the heritage and resilience of the Turkish-American community.
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Antalya’s tourism charm marred by aggressive sellers
Antalya, the hub of tourism in southern Türkiye, has been overtaken by swarms of fake perfumers, hawkers and panhandlers who try to extort visitors in the city, according to a report by daily Hürriyet.
Popular tourist spots such as Kale Kapısı, Kale İçi, Kazım Özalp Street and Cumhuriyet Square, have fallen prey to the intrusive tactics of these opportunists.
Weather: With good weather for the next three days
How we will watch the parade
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US is getting green for St. Patrick's Day parades
St. Patrick's Day parades across the U.S. are planned for Saturday, promising to turn one river green in the Midwest, commemorate the bicentennial of a parade in the South and put forth the first female leader of a major beer company as its marshal.
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City folk head to the country for the long weekend
Athens residents who aren't planning to go anywhere for the long Carnival and Clean Monday weekend are in for a treat, as nearly 60,000 cars passed through the toll stations leading out of the Greek capital between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday.
The exodus is expected to continue through Saturday.
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The legendary carnivals of Greece from North to South (photos)
Unique carnival customs in cities and villages of Greece that impress their visitors every year
Dunkirk’s annual carnival embraces madness and merriment
France's northern seaside city of Dunkirk is revelling in its increasingly popular annual carnival where tens of thousands dress up in eccentric outfits, dance in the streets and catch herrings outside the town hall.
Carnival fever looming
The opening ceremony of the Patra Carnival, or Patrino karnavali, which is the largest event of its kind in Greece, takes place this Saturday in the western port city's central Georgiou Square.
This year's theme is "So what if they wind us up? Our dreams continue to lift us up. So be unplugged!"
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