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Lalon’s legacy celebrated through words and music

100th show of ‘Amina Sundari’

Theatre Art Unit will stage the 100th show of its acclaimed production “Amina Sundari” at

Hatirpool Sessions returns to stage after a two year-hiatus

Popular indie band “Hatirpool Sessions” is set to make its return to the stage after

Tracing time and tradition through the art of drawing

From the pioneering strokes of founding masters to the experimental expressions of contemporary artists, seven

Nobel Prize in literature to be awarded in Stockholm

Last year, Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai, whose surreal and anarchic novels combine a bleak world view with mordant humor, won Nobel Prize in literature

‘The Song of Agony’ portrays humanity’s destructive impulses

AKASH MATI JOL UNITES SEVEN ARTISTS UNDER ONE ROOF

National poet’s timeless works on Melbourne stage

Locked library, fading legacy of poet Sheikh Fazlul Karim

11th show of ‘Vasane Ujan’

The solo play “Vasane Ujan” is set to be staged at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy this

The Road That Remembered: Allen Ginsberg, Jessore Road, and the Ghosts of 1971

Roads in Bengal carry a heavy ledger of history, none more so than the Jessore

Dhora Toru Kabyo explores humanity’s bond with nature

The dance production to be staged at Chhayanaut today

Nazrul’s ‘Leto Gaan’, ‘Kabigaan’ at Shilpakala today

A special cultural evening featuring Kazi Nazrul Islam’s “Leto Gaan” and “Kabigaan” will be held at the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy

03 Sep 2026

TUCA opens ‘Nazrul Corner’ to mark Nazrul Year

Tagore University of Creative Arts (TUCA) has inaugurated a “Nazrul Corner”

01 Sep 2026

History, heritage come alive in colourful procession

A colourful ‘Dhaka Procession’ was held in the capital on Friday as part of the month-long ‘Hridoye Dhaka 416’ festival,

29 Aug 2026

Natyadhara explores dark realities of war in new production

The play titled ‘Dojokher Shesh Meyeti’ to be premiered today

28 Aug 2026

‘Mulluk’ revives a century-old tea-garden story through music

A forgotten folk song from Bangladesh’s tea gardens finds new life in “Mulluk,” the latest release from Coke Studio Bangla

21 Aug 2026

Tauquir Ahmed’s ‘Tirthojatri’ explores conflict between dreams and reality

The play set to stage again at Shilpakala today

14 Aug 2026

The Quiet Within: Rashed Zaman’s Visual Meditation on Stillness and Nature

“The Quiet Within”, a visual art exhibition by artist Rashed Zaman, has opened at the Quamrul Hassan Exhibition Hall of

14 Aug 2026

Palakar’s new play Ekkoti Monowara

Theatre troupe Palakar’s new production “Ekkoti Monowara” will be staged at the Studio Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy in

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Lalon’s legacy celebrated through words and music

Lalon’s legacy celebrated through words and music

100th show of ‘Amina Sundari’

Hatirpool Sessions returns to stage after a two year-hiatus

Tracing time and tradition through the art of drawing

Nobel Prize in literature to be awarded in Stockholm

‘The Song of Agony’ portrays humanity’s destructive impulses

AKASH MATI JOL UNITES SEVEN ARTISTS UNDER ONE ROOF

National poet’s timeless works on Melbourne stage

Locked library, fading legacy of poet Sheikh Fazlul Karim

11th show of ‘Vasane Ujan’

The Road That Remembered: Allen Ginsberg, Jessore Road, and the Ghosts of 1971

Dhora Toru Kabyo explores humanity’s bond with nature

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Nazrul’s ‘Leto Gaan’, ‘Kabigaan’ at Shilpakala today

TUCA opens ‘Nazrul Corner’ to mark Nazrul Year

History, heritage come alive in colourful procession

Natyadhara explores dark realities of war in new production

‘Mulluk’ revives a century-old tea-garden story through music

Tauquir Ahmed’s ‘Tirthojatri’ explores conflict between dreams and reality

The Quiet Within: Rashed Zaman’s Visual Meditation on Stillness and Nature

Palakar’s new play Ekkoti Monowara

100th show of ‘Amina Sundari’

Hatirpool Sessions returns to stage after a two year-hiatus

Tracing time and tradition through the art of drawing

Nobel Prize in literature to be awarded in Stockholm

‘The Song of Agony’ portrays humanity’s destructive impulses

AKASH MATI JOL UNITES SEVEN ARTISTS UNDER ONE ROOF

National poet’s timeless works on Melbourne stage

Locked library, fading legacy of poet Sheikh Fazlul Karim

11th show of ‘Vasane Ujan’

The Road That Remembered: Allen Ginsberg, Jessore Road, and the Ghosts of 1971

Dhora Toru Kabyo explores humanity’s bond with nature

Nazrul’s ‘Leto Gaan’, ‘Kabigaan’ at Shilpakala today

TUCA opens ‘Nazrul Corner’ to mark Nazrul Year

History, heritage come alive in colourful procession

Natyadhara explores dark realities of war in new production

‘Mulluk’ revives a century-old tea-garden story through music

Tauquir Ahmed’s ‘Tirthojatri’ explores conflict between dreams and reality

The Quiet Within: Rashed Zaman’s Visual Meditation on Stillness and Nature

Palakar’s new play Ekkoti Monowara