Culture

Rene Redzepi’s sudden fall has not triggered a broad uprising against domineering kitchen bosses; entrenched celebrity, economics and luxury dining dynamics make rapid, industry-wide change unlikely.

Hong Kong artist Gamzar creates galvanised-iron and bamboo installations at a metal master’s workshop in To Kwa Wan, using traditional tools and a German folding machine; his work has been shown in Milan and London.

Rizzoli’s new monograph, Roger Vivier: Heritage and Imagination, profiles the late designer’s influential footwear, from the Belle Vivier pump to the comma-shaped Virgule heel, framed across five thematic salons.

Sir Alistair Spalding, appointed in 2004, transformed Sadler’s Wells from a presenter of touring shows into a creative-producing institution by appointing associate artists, including Sir Wayne McGregor.

Panama’s Ministry of Education redesigned its English curriculum with technical advice from the U.S. Embassy’s regional English office, aiming to promote more dynamic classroom learning.

The Feria Internacional de David donated harvest displayed at the exhibition to local homes, foundations and school cafeterias, redirecting produce to community needs.

The Feria Nacional de Colón is promoted as a family-focused fair that will showcase gastronomy, cultural traditions and support local economic activity in Colón province.

Beka Ntsanwisi founded a soccer league in South Africa to introduce women over 50 to football, using the sport to promote health, community and challenge age norms.

Panama City’s Casco Antiguo will host the International Holy Week from March 27 to April 5, 2026; organizers have announced program updates and details. Attendees should check official channels for the full schedule and visitor guidance.

A study reported by the South China Morning Post finds many Asian‑Americans are still perceived as foreigners, with everyday slights and stereotypes impacting experiences from school to public life.

Actor Julio César Herrera, known for the character Freddy Contreras, visits Panama to present a career-celebrating monologue and lead workshops for actors and students.

Panama City’s Old Town prepares for Holy Week (March 27–April 5, 2026) with new floats, expanded brotherhood participation and security and tourism plans as authorities expect over 300,000 visitors.

The Panama Film Festival’s 14th edition broadens its national film lineup and, for the first time, stages free public screenings and activities in San Miguelito to increase access.

More than 5,000 cofrades and thousands of pilgrims are expected in Casco Antiguo for Holy Week. TVN will broadcast special live coverage from March 27 to April 5.

The Greek community in Panama commemorated its National Day with music, culture and tradition, marking 69 years of diplomatic relations and honoring youth committed to education.

Family, colleagues and neighbors held a funeral in Juan Díaz for Eusebia Mejía, a municipal street sweeper described as a devoted mother and tireless worker after she was run over.

Family, colleagues and neighbors in Juan Díaz held a solemn farewell for Eusebia Mejía, known as “la dama del barrido,” after she was killed in a traffic accident. Attendees remembered her as a pillar of the community and called attention to pedestrian and worker safety.

The Assembly’s commerce commission approved in first debate bill 469 to require state financial support for all carnival associations nationwide; the measure now goes to the full Assembly for a second debate.

Human remains found beneath tiles at St Peter and Paul Church in Maastricht may belong to 17th-century musketeer d’Artagnan; DNA tests are underway to confirm the identity.

David-Doleguita of Chiriquí clinched Panama’s spot at the 2026 Little League World Series with an 8-4 final win, marking the nation’s 14th appearance and the team’s second trip to Williamsport.