Every year at the end of February, the St Augustine Tower at Old Goa becomes the site of the Ketevan World Music Festival. This is
Colva is one of Goa’s best-known beachside villages. In the old days, it was a favorite among Shashtikars for their family picnics with its white,
It’s time for yet another festival in Goa. However, it’s not one that is native to Goa but rather, has been adopted and adapted by
The Ramponkaranche ani Voddekaranche Fest was celebrated by the villagers of Arambol for the second year in succession. The brainchild of the Festamkar, Marius Fernandes,
Last year, on this exact date, the Cube Gallery in Moira played host to an all-women art exhibit that explored the complexities of being a
Reading is a favorite pasttime of a lot of people. Each one’s taste in books is different and people tend to visit bookstores looking out
So much has been spoken about the Indo – Portuguese connection. There are art, cinema, music, architecture and even food that has been used to
Goa’s oldest percussion instrument, the Ghumot lends charm to classical and folk music. No ‘Mando’ or ‘Dulpod’ (Folksongs), Ghodde Modni, Fugdi, Dhalo or Dhekni (folk
Goa has always been known as the premier tourist destination in India. From it’s rolling hills to the lush green fields and the sandy beaches
The Institute Menezes Braganza is an iconic building in Panjim. Located along the main road that leads to Dona Paula, it has been around for
