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Venice Family Clinic Art Walk + Auction featuring the works of established, mid-career, and emerging artists returns from ...

More than 100 boats moor up in Little Venice this early May bank holiday, for a celebration of London's waterways. The IWA Canalway Cavalcade takes place the same weekend each year. Historic ...

Venice's daytripper tax is relaunching this week, and the fee has doubled to €10 for last-minute visitors. Mayor Luigi Brugnaro stressed that the tax aims to help the city and its citizens ...

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The church was built in honor of St. Mark the Evangelist, whose remains were stolen in Alexandria, Egypt, by a couple crafty Venetians, intent on bringing him to rest in Venice. (What made them ...

At the core of Assembly is an investigation into how architectural space can facilitate collective participation. Drawing inspiration from Ireland's first Citizens' Assembly, an innovative form of ...

A pair of red-shouldered hawks have been attacking a Venice family for the past year. Agencies like the FWC and USDA have been contacted, but they can't do much to help the family since hawks are ...

Despite Venice's impressive architectural history, the image at the source of this fact check was generated using artificial intelligence (AI) and doesn't accurately represent the "Most Serene ...

Hal Frederick was the owner of the now-shuttered Hal’s Bar and Grill in Venice. The restaurant was an art-forward celebrity favorite that saw the surrounding Abbot Kinney Boulevard transform ...

The Venice Film Festival will honor iconoclastic German director Werner Herzog — whose body of work comprises “Aguirre, the Wrath of God,” “Fitzcarraldo” and Nosferatu the Vampyre ...

Falling in love with the Louvre seems easy enough, but for Elaine Sciolino, there were some uphill battles. When the former New York Times Paris bureau chief first set out to write a book about ...