A statue of pioneering Egyptian vernacular poet Fouad Haddad (1927–1985) was unveiled at the House of Arabic Poetry in the heart of Islamic Cairo during a poetry evening.
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Golden Cubes Awards (GCA) brought inspiring edutainment ideas of sustainable cities into the limelight.
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Celebrating its fourth anniversary, Khazana School for Heritage transformed a rooftop in Madinet Nasr into an intimate exhibition of vintage technology, family photographs, traditional games, and home treasures that traced decades of everyday Egyptian life.
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Ghalia Benali started the year with an inspiring cultural experience in Cairo.
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Egypt has launched the latest book documenting the social and architectural history of the Maadi district.
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Egyptian Minister of Culture Ahmed Hanno announced that UNESCO has added the popular dish Koshary, a staple of daily life in Egypt, to its Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, making it the country’s 11th recognized element.
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As 7 October marks two years of Palestinian resistance and resilience, Ahram Online revisits Gaza's past with rare photographs taken before the creation of Israel.
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El-Warsha, Egypt’s first independent theatre troupe, celebrated its 38th anniversary at Beit El-Set Wasila, known as the House of Poetry, in October.
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Renowned Egyptian writer and professor Reem Bassiouny captivated the audience at the premises of Al-Ghoury Dome with stories of Sufis, Mamluk monuments, and the inspirations behind her published books.
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As Egypt celebrates the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM), Ahram Online revisits rare photos of the Golden King collection from its first display at the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir in the early 1930s.
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This October, Egypt celebrates the Centennial of Iconic Egyptian Painter Gazbia Sirry in Cairo.
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Bosat Cultural Centre uncovers the intangible cultural heritage of the El-Qobba district.
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Egyptian Minister of Culture Ahmed Hanno announced Wednesday that Tamara-Haus has won the 2025 Best Practice Award for Preserving Architectural Heritage.
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Artists perform every Tuesday and Thursday at the former Armenian Cultural Centre in downtown Cairo to revive the golden era of theatre with a modern twist of grand voices and melodies.
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The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) dedicated two days to showcasing the cultural and historical treasures of Qena governorate, from ancient crafts to living traditions.
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The VISIT-Esna project won the Aghakhan award for Architecture, in the first time for an Egyptian project to win the prestigious award in 21 years.
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In a packed house at the Bosat Cultural Centre in Cairo’s Hadayek Al Qobba neighbourhood, women of all ages from Garawan—a small village in Egypt’s Nile Delta governorate of Monofia—gathered to share stories of traditional wedding rituals.
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The man whose face was featured on the Egyptian pound, the first ice cream in Egypt, and the audience’s narratives about downtown were all presented at the downtown premises of AUC this July.
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The Patterns of Cairo initiative, organized by Mogawra – Built Environment Collective hosted a two-day exhibition featuring over 200 contemporary designs inspired by Islamic monuments in the capital earlier this month at the Founders Spaces villa in Downtown Cairo.
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Egypt recently came alive with the fourth Aragouz Festival, which took place from 1 to 8 July. The festival commenced at Cairo’s Al-Sennari House and concluded in Alexandria.
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