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The London Palestine Film Festival kicks off this month with a total of 16 days of events focusing on film and art curated by and inspired by Palestinians. The Barbican on November 15 will open the night, with a screening of ‘It Must Be Heaven’ by award-winning filmmaker Elia Suleiman. The Cannes-garlanded film is a comic saga in […]
Our Features Writer has your honeymoon woes covered all-year round, why not give these new experiences a try in the year ahead. A cosy hideout in Autumn at The Bethnal & Bec, Hertfordshire This luxury, rural, cosy retreat is located in the village of Cottered in Hertfordshire. Being beautifully designed with a touch of vintage […]
Upon arrival in Larnaca, visitors can’t fail to notice the Larnaca Salt Lake. A flocking place for flamingos, this lake is not far from a palm grove, which surrounds an interesting landmark. Nestled on the shore of the lake is the Hala Sultan Tekke Mosque. What makes this place special is the person resting within […]
Words: Rabi’ah.M Special thanks: The IRTHI Contemporary Crafts Council “The craft of Talli is close to the heart of the U.A.E culture which narrates a beautiful artistic tale of old traditions and hard labour translated in the form of embroidery and attractive colours which was close to be forgotten but gained revival thanks to the […]
Feast on mouthwatering middle-east inspired food for a Winchester one off! Special guest speaker to be announced soon…. The Syrian Supper Club is a campaign by the Hands Up Foundation. The idea behind it is simple and positive; gather people together, introduce them to a delicious part of Syria’s rich culture, and at the same time, do something […]
The Northern Lights are one of nature’s most spectacular sights. The great swathes of yellow, green, red, blue and violet can provide as much light as the moon at its brightest. The hardest part is finding them. Notoriously elusive, there is never any guarantee as to where and when they will appear: sometimes all night, sometimes only part of the night,sometimes not at all. […]
