Nowruz day, National holiday of the Kurdish people
we hope it will be a holiday of freedom, peace and union
جەژنی نەورۆز موبارەک بيت جەژنی نەتەوەیی گەلی کورد
هیوادارین جەژنی ئازادی و ئاشتی و یەکگرتوویی بێت
مبارك عليكم عيد نوروز العيد الوطني للشعب الكردي
عيد نوروز مبارك نتمنى ان يكون عيدأ للحرية والسلام والاتحاد
The closing ceremony of the festival was held on 11/04/2023 in Essen, Germany.
This period included receiving paintings online, holding dozens of meetings with communicating with Fine artists in order to organize a major event worthy of fine art under the name of Afrin.
Welcoming guests began at two o'clock, and more than 1,000 people from the four parts of Kurdistan, different nationalities, and countries attended the ceremony.
The exhibition featured 40 paintings and 20 portraits of Kurdish intellectuals and revolutionaries, painted by Kurdish artist Hemn Hamid.
At the Media Gallery in Erbil, Kurdish and French artists showcased their first joint exhibition entitled "Paradox."
The exhibition featured 40 paintings and 20 portraits of Kurdish intellectuals and revolutionaries, painted by Kurdish artist Hemn Hamid.
The first Kurdish Tanbur Festival was kicked off on Monday in Iranian Kurdistan’s Kermanshah Province.
Attended by nearly 70 famous musicians, among them dozens of Kurdish Yarsans, the event is being held in Banzalan village of Dalaho district.
Well-known Kurdish artists Shahram Nazeri and Keyhan Kalhor will also perform at the festival.
Kurdish famous singer Shivan Perwer will release a new music video of a 30-year-old song of him.
Sponsored by Korek Telecom, the video clip of Perwer’s famous “Ez Khorte Kurdim,” translated as “I’m the Kurdish guy”, is produced by High Level Music Firm.
The scenario and direction of the graphic video are by Shereen Cihani and it was filmed on the frontlines of Gwer and Makhmur
Waar, Duhok:
Zarok TV started broadcasting in Kurdish on March 21st, Newroz day, becoming Turkey's first Kurdish-language TV channel for children.
The privately owned station Zarok (Kurdish for children) has launched Kurdish-language broadcasts from its headquarters in Diyarbakir.
With Peshmerga forces fighting Islamic State in Iraq and Sham (ISIS) in Iraqi disputed regions, Kurdish pop singer Helly Luv sends out a message for them and pleads to God to protect Peshmarga forces.
On her Facebook page, Helly Luv recently posted photos of herself wearing a sand-colored suit inspired by the Kurdish sharwal, with a traditional jamana scarf wrapped around her torso. Posed with a gun, she stands looking off into the distance.
