Events, Partnerships, & Media
Storytelling knows no borders. Learn more about our past and upcoming events, features, and collaborations.
Folkloristan x
The Folklore Centre
We’re thrilled to partner with The Folklore Centre in Todmorden for an ongoing exhibition, featuring a fresh display each month.
A highlight of the exhibit is the Gothic Map, a permanent fixture.
About The Folklore Centre:
The Folklore Centre in Todmorden is a hub for folklore in Northern England, hosting arts, films, crafts, a library, an archive, educational workshops, exhibitions, and local history. They also have a shop and a cafe.
Visit the website:
https://www.folkloremythmagic.com/
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August 2024 | Rituals
Creative Mornings | Islamabad Chapter
L.H.C Takeover
Spin' n Paint Workshop | Theme: Pakistani Folklore | 21st April
Art Exhibition | Hazaaron Saal Pehle | 21st - 24th April
Folklore & Fables | Ghost Hunting; Romances | 25th - 26th April
Thikri Art Workshop| Theme: Tree of Life | 27th April
The Lahore Heritage Club, Gulberg 3
Past Events
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Art Exhibition
"Whispers of the Past: Pakistani Folklore"
A display of 100 stories
21st July - 21st September 2023
The Folklore Centre, Todmorden,
West Yorkshire, UK
Publications
Articles You Will Love
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New Technology, Same Old Orientalism
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Folklore & Digital Storytelling in the Web 3.0 Space
05
Preserving Heritage through Storytelling
07
Vinyards for Khoonbaha: a Folktale around Partition
09
Folkloristan: Pakistan's Gothic Map
Emerging Tech Solutions to Our Heritage Problem
04
The Wandering Spirits: From Balochi and Brahui Folklore
06
Demonic Legends from Around the Indus
08
Pakistani Cinema’s Love Letter to the Palestinian Cause
10
Fabric History: From Cheent to Chintz
Translations
Zalka Csenge Virag translated some of our stories, including Panja Khan and Durdana Chelmard into Hungarian, for the Világszép Foundation for Children in State Care.