2026-02-13 · Basques Around the World

The Basque Center “Euzko Etxea” in City Bell, Argentina, will celebrate “Basque Culture Day” on March 14th, with activities including music, dance, and traditional cuisine.

The 2026 Carnival in Las Flores will also feature the participation of the Basque Center, offering parades and artistic performances from February 14th to 17th.

Australian actor Jacob Elordi has highlighted his Basque ancestry in several interviews, expressing his pride in his heritage.

Jesusa Felisa Andicoechea, a prominent figure in the Basque diaspora, passed away at the age of 93 in Wyoming, leaving a legacy of love for family and Basque culture.

Author Liadan Ní Chuinn presents her book "Every One Still Here," which addresses the oppression suffered by Basques under the Franco regime.

The 6th International Forum on Timber Construction will be held in Pamplona on June 3 and 4, 2026, addressing the housing shortage and sustainability in the sector.

ABB has launched a new motor sealing system in Bilbao, designed to improve efficiency and monitoring in concentrator plants.

Bilbao has become a benchmark for urban regeneration since the 1990s, highlighting the impact of the Guggenheim Museum on its economy.

The Frank Gehry exhibition in Toronto highlights his legacy and the influence of the Guggenheim Bilbao on contemporary architecture.

Researchers at the University of the Basque Country have discovered that tooth stem cells from the siso tree could have applications in the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases.

Rioja Alavesa seeks to reclaim its winemaking identity in Mexico City, highlighting its family-run production and limestone soils.

Vueling has launched a Valentine's Day promotion, offering flights to Bilbao, where travelers can enjoy its rich culture and gastronomy.

A freight train derailed in Irún, Gipuzkoa, without injuries or damage, reigniting the debate on railway safety in Spain.

A study in Bilbao proposes improving the distribution of climate shelters in urban areas, emphasizing the importance of their accessibility.

The tradition of "goose pulling" in Lekeitio, despite its controversy, remains part of the local festivities.

Orbea, a Basque company, opened its factory in the Basque Country to showcase the manufacturing process of its custom bicycles, highlighting its history and commitment to quality.