#cultural-revival

#cultural-revival

101 East investigates how Easter Island is creating a sustainable way of living that could inspire the world. Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, is famous for its towering stone statues and Polynesian culture. But the remote and picturesque Pacific island was almost wiped out in the 19th century by slave trading and European diseases. Today, Rapa Nui faces a new battle rising sea levels from global warming.

Yet for those who know the culture's roots, skating has never been just about the tricks. It has always been about identity, community, and the creative energy that spins around the wheels. At the center of this conversation sits Flipper's Roller Boogie Palace, a name that carries decades of history and is now stepping into an entirely new lane: fashion.

The atmosphere in Sugar Man was vibrant, filled with purple lights, trendy bartenders, and a crowd that included young Syrian activists returning home to celebrate freedom.

When Kneecap performed at Glastonbury music festival this year, bandmember Mo Chara told the crowd, 'us three have no right to be on this stage in front of this many people, rapping predominantly in a language that even people at home don't even speak.' Kneecap has risen to prominence amidst controversy surrounding its shows and political statements.

In a city where eloteros typically dominate Latino neighborhoods, the Caselin family has revitalized the Hollywood area by introducing a beloved Mexican tradition—elotes and esquites—serving them in a charmingly modern way.

Tuvas Blodklubb has opened up folk music experiences to a broader audience, notably the LGBTQ+ community, distinguishing it as a modern, inclusive venue for young people.

We wanted this club to survive, so we wanted to get the youngsters involved. Rewind a year and we were about to redecorate.

The interior is a ravishing art deco masterpiece, instantly iconic, evoking frustration that such beauty was left unused for decades.

Now, in a U.S. premiere, Marin Theatre has taken Gentileschi out for another spin, in a hyped-up hot-rod production of Billy Barrett and Ellice Stevens' script.

The upcoming San Francisco theater season features several anticipated Broadway hits, including a Tony-winning play co-presented by ACT and BroadwaySF, promising an exciting cultural revival.

"Weaving is something that I love. I do it for my family. I do it for my kids. I do it for our tribe," Craig said.