The ‘St Mathias Bonderam’, Malar, was celebrated on August 17 on the famous island of Divar, roughly 12 kms north-east of Panjim, the state capital.
A few weeks ago, in anticipation of the monsoons, we wrote about how the rains bring out the strangest food cravings. The whole year round
The monsoons are possibly the best time to be in Goa. Sipping on chai and eating pakoras, the smell of wet mud around and the
If you’ve been to the market to do your daily dose of groceries, you will have probably noticed that the price of fish is suddenly
With every year that passes, festivals are becoming more and more eco-friendly. People are now more aware than ever before about the noise and air
Today’s kids will never know what it’s like to be playing outdoors all day till sunset when it was time to come in. Before Play
The Ketevan World Sacred Music Festival, located in Old Goa, combines sacred music traditions from different eras from the East and the West inspired by
Like an angry young teenager that storms out of the house, vowing to never return, it was only a matter of time before the folks
Christmas has come to Goa once again. The festive season is one that people look forward to all year. It’s that time of year where
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,
