Culture & Heritage

Native American legends are traditional narratives shared by Indigenous nations across what is now called the United States. These stories explain origins, natural features, and...

Totem poles from the Indigenous nations of the Pacific Northwest use carved animals as crests that communicate family histories, responsibilities, and relationships to the land...

Dia de los Muertos 2018 in Los Angeles brought neighborhood altars, marigold processions, and public art to streets and plazas across the city during late October and early Nove...

Heritage Days 2017 (Journées du patrimoine 2017) in France offered the public free, special-access visits to normally private or protected monuments and institutions. These ann...

"Mind your mummy fabric" is not a common everyday idiom but appears in discussions of crafted textiles, historical costume, and storytelling where mummy cloth or mummy fabric pl...

Celtic festivals are seasonal celebrations rooted in the agricultural calendar and ancient Gaelic, Breton, Cornish, Manx, Irish, Scottish, and Welsh traditions. They mark key mo...

Face Radio Marajoara refers to a distinctive motif associated with Marajó Island art in the Amazon delta, often characterized by circular facial compositions that evoke radio d...