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A Basque-Canadian connection “transports” a Basque ciderhouse to Vancouver

Orchard & The Sea. Una sideria de inspiración vasca en Vancouver
This article was translated by John R. Bopp Venezuelan-Canadian chef Jefferson Alvarez and the owners of Txotx Basque Imports, Kelly Chomat and Shawn Pisio, are three...

Reasons to explain the international success of Basque cuisine, and how...

6 Reasons Basque Food Is Taking the Culinary World by Storm
This article was translated by John R. Bopp Spoon University is a website for gastronomic resources that is a collaboration of over 150 universities across America...

A sapling from the Tree of Guernica has been planted at...

Rep. John Garamendi (bottom right) and his family cover the roots of an oak tree on Capitol Hill. The sapling is a descendant of a historic tree in the Basque Country. (Sarah D. Wire/ Los Angeles Times)
This article was translated by John R. Bopp In February 2016, we announced that a sapling of the Tree of Guernica was going to be planted...

Der Spiegel on San Sebastian: a 45-minutes video and a stroll...

EINMALIGE VERWENDUNG; SPIEGEL TV Wissen "24h San Sebastian "
  This article was translated by John R. Bopp The German weekly’s television channel, SpeigelTV, has just shown a report “24h@ San Sebastian: Kulturmetropole in Baskenland”, which...

The Washington Post discusses the Basque Presence at the Smithsonian Folklife...

Juan Mari Aurtenetxe will demonstrate traditional Basque bowling, which uses a wooden ball. (Cristina Diaz-Carrera)
This article was translated by John R. Bopp Sadie Dingfelder, in this article, explains to the readers of this newspaper from the American capital how the...

“Francia starts further away.  The place you’re referring to is still...

San Juan de Luz Tanama Tales
This article was translated by John R. Bopp Ruth Rieckehoff writes an interesting blog called Tanama Tales, about her many travels, which are accompanied by amazing...

The Mundaka Festival is back!  Are you going to miss it?

This article was translated by John R. Bopp A year ago (how time flies), we announced the start of a very special festival in Mundaka.  Back...

Traveling the Basque Country by train: journeys through incredible countrysides, and...

Unidad de Euskotren por la Costa Vasca (fotografía - Günther Glauz )
This article was translated by John R. Bopp Recently we ran across Bahnbilder, a German website dedicated to photographers of all things train-related, where everyone from...

The Basque Diaspora can use “eLiburutegia,” the electronic book lending service...

Acto de la presentación de eLiburutegia
This article was translated by John R. Bopp We read the news and we thought it was a great idea, and that it was such interesting news...

San Sebastian and Bilbao (and Getaria, Portugalete, and Larrabetzu), according to...

This article was translated by John R. Bopp Joanne Shurvell, a journalist specializing in travel and food, has just penned two articles in Forbes magazine, discussing...