The eighth night, the last night of Chanukah, isn’t simply the end of a series of commemorations; it also carries a special meaning, a culmination of joy, and a reminder of the power of faith and hope.
It’s Fuji Rock Festival, a three-day extravaganza that stands as Japan’s largest and most beloved outdoor music event.
Rising from the dust for one week every year, Burning Man is a transformative pilgrimage, a crucible of self-expression and radical connection.
Every year, this serene pilgrimage destination explodes into a riot of colors, lively music, and the gentle swaying of thousands of camels.
The Esala Perahera boasts an ancestry that stretches back centuries. Legends trace its roots to Emperor Ashoka of India, a fervent follower of Buddha, who initiated grand processions to honor the relics of the Buddha.
Nestled amidst the windswept islands of Shetland, Scotland, lies a unique and vibrant tradition: Up Helly Aa.
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is a cinematic landmark, drawing in audiences and filmmakers worldwide.
The Arirang Mass Games, also known as the Grand Mass Gymnastics and Artistic Performance Arirang, is a colossal spectacle unlike any other.
The Kumbh Mela, which means “festival of the pot,” is a Hindu pilgrimage and festival unlike any other. It is the world’s biggest peaceful assembly of people, drawing millions of devotees each year.
The Edinburgh International Festival is an annual event that transforms the city into a vibrant hive of artistic expression during the final three weeks of August.
