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Ashenda: The Festival of Beauty, Freedom, and Sisterhood

Every year, the highlands of Tigray come alive with music, color, and celebration during Ashenda — one of Ethiopia’s most vibrant cultural festivals. Celebrated mainly by girls and young women, Ashenda takes place after the Filseta fasting season in the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church tradition. The word “Ashenda” comes from a tall green grass that […]

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Behailu Bezabih: A Life In Motion

Born in 1960 in Addis Ababa, Behailu Bezabih was a leading figure in Ethiopian contemporary art—an innovative painter and dedicated educator whose influence spanned more than four decades. His passing in April 2026 marks the loss of a powerful creative voice that helped shape the country’s modern visual identity. Known for his spontaneous and experimental style, Behailu’s work

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Addis Literature Festival

A CELEBRATION OF WORDS, IDENTITY, AND CONNECTIONDecember 2–14, 2025 Calling all avid readers and passionate writers! The first ever Addis Literature Festival is here, organised by Culture Club in partnership with the British Council, Hilton Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa University and BookWorld. Envisaged as an annual event, it promises an immersive experience of meaningful interactions

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Embracing Ethiopia’s Rainy Season: Fun Activities For Families And Kids

Ethiopia’s rainy season, Kiremt, from June to September, transforms the landscape into a lush, green paradise. While the rain often keeps people indoors, it’s a wonderful time to bond with your family and explore creative activities with your kids. Indoor Adventures Rainy days are perfect for arts and crafts. Encourage kids to create Ethiopian-inspired designs

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