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Galle Literary Festival Reveals 2025 Art Trail Programme
Galle Literary Festival has released its full Art Trail programme in partnership with ARTRA Magazine. It is scheduled to run in pa
The Whinging Pome: Exploring Little Sigiriya
When travelling around Sri Lanka, you can’t help but see how many temples there are. Not surprising when seventy per cent of the
Galle Lit Festival Children’s Programme
We had a chat with Tracy Holsinger, Curator Children’s Programme, on her involvement with the GLF.
2025 Year of the Yin Wood Snake - Yi Si
2025 is known as The Year of the Yin Wood Snake – Yi Si. The Year of the Snake commences on 29th January 2025 and ends on 16th
HSBC Ceylon Literary and Arts Festival 2025
The Second Edition of the HSBC Ceylon Literary and Arts Festival was held recently at the Colombo Public Library, featuring over 3
Backstreet Boys’ Nick Carter to perform in Colombo
Nick Carter, the iconic singer of the world-famous boy band Backstreet Boys, is set to perform in Sri Lanka for an exclusive, one-
The Whinging Pome: Good Morning Vietnam
Vietnam just beat Thailand in football for the first time in twenty years. Nobody is going to bed tonight. The country is one of t
Celebrating 150 Years Of Education, Tradition And History At Bishop’s College
The Sisters of St Margaret Oration is a series of Orations organized by the Bishop’s College Past Pupils’ Association, to cele
Single Mothers
Being a single mom is not easy. We spoke to some single moms about the challenges of being one.
HSBC Ceylon Literary Festival Returns for Its Second Edition
The highly anticipated HSBC Ceylon Literary & Arts Festival is set to make its grand return from the 17th to the 19th of January,
The Whinging Pome - Verona: Where Love Abounds
Most people know Verona from all those love-themed movies like “Letters from Juliet,” “Romeo and Juliet,” and “Love in t
The Whinging Pome: Queen Victoria Statue - Missing in Action
The twenty-one feet tall statue of Queen Victoria was built in England and brought to Colombo in 1897. It was unceremoniously ship
