Culture&History&Travel

welcome

cultural blog

The posts are prologues

or epilogues to events

around town that promise

inspiration. If I will hear an applause

acknowledging my effort confined

in this cultural blog,

I will bow and celebrate with a glass

of Bohemian champagne!

Thank you for visiting and enjoy!

A Sold-Out Concert in a Point Loma Theatre Became a Hidden Jewel of a Classical Music Scene in San D

Pavel Šporcl, the superb charismatic and unassuming Czech violinist, delivered in San Diego an exuberant fall concert on his solo blue...

Nine teams, nine shovels, nine buckets, nine creative imaginative ideas, nine beautiful sculptures along with endless pairs of little and...

When Stradivari died in 1737, the art of the violin making was accomplished, brought to its perfection. Except for the tiny adjustments,...

What a joy to see an audience of almost hundred people to willingly burst into a song about eternal brotherhood, The Ode to Joy. If only...

Czech Republic is as big as one third of California. There are only 10 million Czechs living there. It means there are only 3% of Czechs...

The music is grand (!) and the costumes posh, the food is fine, wine select, beer of the best, cakes of the finest and audience and well...

I am at the dentist chair, white clouds on a blue-blue sky are floating in and out my view from an art-deco window, classical music...

First, you tap your feet and then you move in your chair and finally you walk to the dancing floor to let the music get the best of...

From the first moment I landed at JF Kennedy years ago till today, I feel welcome. I was never reminded of my accent that Americans bid...

And so that is what we do: We celebrate all of the most precious things that our legends, history, mythology or fairy tales teach us: If...