Tag: Basque Culture
‘The New European’: “The Basques are still singing” despite Franco
The British weekly 'The New European' tells how Basque culture survived and thrived despite Franco's persecution
Musician and researcher Josu Okiñena named a member of La Bascongada
Jos Okiñena, Basque composer and researcher, is named a member of La Bascongada in recognition for his work as a researcher into Basque musical cultural heritage
Why there is a National Basque Sheepherder Monument in Reno
The 'Reno Gazette-Journal' has published an article by a professor at the University of Nevada, Reno, Carmelo Urza, about the history and reasons behind the Basque Sheepherder Monument
Basque sheepherders’ arborglyphs in the Far West are a heritage that...
The National Archives is supporting three universities to collect and preserve the tree engravings of Basque sheepherders in the Far West
New York Times: the Basque Autonomous Community, tourism and culture with...
A travel article that shares some clues about what to do in San Sebastian, Getaria, and Bilbao to enjoy Basque culture with children
When Bob Dylan and Mikel Laboa performed for 80,000 spectators at...
In June 2006, Bob Dylan and Mikel Laboa performed for 80,000 spectators at Zurriola Beach in a "Concert for Peace"
100th anniversary of the birth of Basque-American author Robert Laxalt
September 2023 will mark the 100th anniversary of the birth of Basque-American author Robert Laxalt
It’s Maskaradas season in Soule! Don’t miss it!
The traditional Maskarada will be traveling from town to town in Soule through April 22. It's definitely worth seeing
The frontón in Grand Junction, Colorado is on its way to...
The Grand Junction frontón has gone from being at risk of being torn down to becoming a protected historic building
What do Basque carnivals sound like? A European project shows...
The Tramontana network collects the intangible cultural heritage of Europe. Part of the network is the Basque group Audiolab, which has collected the sounds of carnivals