Question behind Noma controversy

CSO to premiere ‘Çanakkale Symphonic Poem’

Shakira says career still beginning after three decades

Students help revive historic stones of Stratonikeia

King penguins temporarily benefit from warming world

'Legendary' Barbra Streisand to receive Honorary Palme d'Or at Cannes

Exhibition explores Phanariot world

A new exhibition “All Phanar is Here: Household, Neighborhood, Court and the City,” focusing on the history of the Phanariots and their intercultural ways of life, opened on March 10 at the Koç University Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations (ANAMED).

Storks and pelicans stop in Mersin as spring arrives

Wetlands in the southern province of Mersin have begun hosting flocks of storks and pelicans as temperatures rise with the arrival of spring, offering a seasonal spectacle along the eastern Mediterranean migration route.

Istanbul Modern extends Friday hours with new events

Istanbul Modern has launched its “Long Friday” program with the support of iGA ART, allowing visitors to explore the museum until 8 p.m. on Fridays starting in March.

New generation of Irish actors rise to global stardom

Ireland’s strong theatre tradition, intensive actor training and growing film industry are helping a new generation of performers gain international recognition and increasing their presence in major awards races such as the Oscars

EU slams Venice Biennale for letting in Russia

A decision by the Venice Biennale to allow Russia to participate in this year's event came under fire from the European Union on March 10, which warned it could cut funding.

‘Floating hotels’ gain popularity in tourism

Cruise tourism is drawing increasing interest in Türkiye, offering travelers the chance to visit multiple destinations without changing hotels

World premiere set for opera ‘Edusa: An Anatolian Story’

“Edusa: An Anatolian Story,” staged by the Istanbul State Opera and Ballet, is preparing for its world premiere.  

Lost Seljuk inscriptions discovered in Antalya

Researchers have discovered 45 Seljuk-era inscriptions — many previously unknown or considered lost — hidden behind walls, rooftops and vegetation in the historic Kaleiçi district of Antalya.

Opera’s female heroes to take the stage

Eight female artists from the State Opera and Ballet of Türkiye are preparing to bring the arias and stories of unforgettable female characters from opera to music lovers in a special concert marking International Women’s Day.

Gruesome ancient Athens execution site to get new display area

The 2,700-year-old remains of dozens of youths put to death in a mass execution in ancient Athens will go on display in a newly built space later this year, a culture ministry official said.

‘Breath of Anatolia’ premiered in Antalya

The Antalya State Opera and Ballet (ANDOB) staged the world premiere of the musical “Breath of Anatolia” on March 8.

Pixar's 'Hoppers' jumps to top of US box office

"Hoppers," the latest original animated film from Disney's Pixar, easily topped the North American box office with $46 million in ticket sales in its opening weekend, industry estimated showed on March 8.