Category : Art & Culture

The Piramagroon Theater Troupe performed the play “Berd” (Stone) for the second time in Piramagroon, while continuing rehearsals and preparations for upcoming shows. Omid Kamal,...

The sixteenth Kurdish Film Festival in Hamburg concluded with an awards ceremony held a day before the festival’s closing. Films from Eastern and Northern Kurdistan...

The third Mahabad Dance Festival was held to celebrate and preserve Kurdish dance, an ancient tradition that has endured for centuries and remains a strong...

A major concert featuring the Kurdish Daf was held at the Dubai Opera House, with Kurdish artist Hazhar Zahawi performing alongside a group of internationally...

The Kurdistan Center for Culture and Arts announced the winners of the Qalat Award at a ceremony in Erbil attended by Omid Khoshnaw, Governor of...

Khidr Abdulkarim, a Kurdish sculptor and activist from Rojava (Western Kurdistan), has won a prestigious international award, standing out among 244 artists from around the...

By Younes Mohammad Everywhere, the air was thick with the smell of gunpowder and blood. The walls were scarred from explosions, blackened with soot, and...

Marif Khaznadar was a distinguished Kurdish writer and intellectual whose works have profoundly influenced readers, writers, and researchers across Kurdish literary and cultural circles. Born...

At the World Peace Congress in Cairo, Hakim Adil Mullah Salih was elected as an Ambassador for Peace, representing the Kurdistan Region among participants from...

Theatre artist Sonya Hiwa, originally from Sulaymaniyah and now based in Erbil, has resumed her artistic career after a brief personal hiatus. A graduate of...