Sunlight settles in deliberate squares across the floor. Iced lattes bead with condensation. Someone leans forward to adjust the angle of a croissant before taking a photograph. At one table, a group debates the

If you have been in the fitness space for over a prolonged period of time without realizing it, fitness stops being something we do and starts becoming who we are.

House moving is a very important activity, as it determines the prospects and aspirations of the occupants. This is influenced by the kind of energy they bring with them during the relocation, as well as by the fact that the space itself

The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) recently marked its 100th anniversary, celebrating a century of dedicated service to mental healthcare in Sri Lanka. Established in 1926, the institution has evolved into the country’s

Merak 2026 is a national initiative organised by The Tree House International in collaboration with artists and students from universities and schools across Sri Lanka. The initiative aims to drive meaningful autism awareness while

The Visakha Vidyalaya old girls batch of 2007 recently came together to celebrate their reunion at Water’s Edge, Battaramulla. The night was a graceful gathering of elegant ladies who cherished beautiful memories from their school

Kite-surfing has rapidly transformed from a niche adventure sport into one of Sri Lanka’s most exciting coastal tourism experiences, drawing thrill-seekers from around Kalpitiya Peninsula, once a quiet fishing region which has steadily

A West End smash hit is coming our way, and trust me, this is not just another show… this is a cultural moment.

The annual gathering of the Past Pupils’ Association of Good Shepherd Convent, Kotahena was held at the Victorium Chateau of The Grand Maitland, bringing together past pupils for an evening of celebration and camaraderie. Guests

There’s something undeniably special about the bond between women and dogs. Beyond wagging tails and loyal eyes, dogs become steady companions offering protection, comfort, and quiet strength. For many women, a dog is not

What starts as a healthy habit can slowly become pressure. People begin comparing themselves to others in the gym. Social media adds fuel to the fire - curated bodies, highlight reels, unrealistic timelines. Missing workouts

Ageing in most Sri Lankan families reveals itself through small routines rather than big conversations. A new tablet appears beside the morning tea. A clinic visit is pencilled into the week. Someone asks about blood pressure,

In the chaotic aftermath of the 2004 tsunami, amid devastation and displacement, Deshabandu Lynn Stanier MBE encountered a crisis that would reshape her life’s work. Volunteering on the ground in Sri Lanka, she witnessed a surge of children placed

There are moments of a relationship nothing seems to go well. Maybe it’s time for a change, not in the relationship but with the Feng Shui of your space to reunite the occupants.

Many countries have an oversupply of statues. It is not surprising Sri Lanka is one of them. Given its history of over two millennia, various influences from the region, along with three European cultures, they all add to the array of

Zana celebrated a remarkable milestone: a decade of craftsmanship, creativity, and community, recently. What began as a dream shared between two best friends, Mirzana Zahir Saleem and Farzana Buhardeen Mustaqdeen , has now

The Sri Lankan HC in South Africa celebrated the Independence Day under the guidence of HC Former Air Force Commander Air Vice Marshal Udeni Rajapaksa and Mrs. Enoka Rajapaksa recently.

The College of Anaesthesiologists & Intensivists held their Inauguration Ceremony of the 42 Annual Academic Congress at the Cinnamon Grand recently.

Reality TV Productions Pvt Ltd has officially brought the global MasterChef franchise to Sri Lanka, partnering with Cinnamon Hotels and Resorts to build a world-class Kitchen Studio at Cinnamon Grand. Under the theme ’Sri Lanka

Chef Rohan Fernandopulle is not just a name in the culinary industry he is a movement that has simmered, evolved, and stayed relevant for over four decades. From walking into a hotel kitchen by pure coincidence to becoming one of

The latest to embrace a new chapter is ‘Lekam Walawwa’, a 360-year-old ancestral manor house nestled at the foot of the historic Aluvihare hills in the Matale District. Reimagined as ‘Spice Ceylon’, the restored Walawwa has been

The Western Musicians Association (WMA) and Rotary extended their heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed to the success of “Waves of Hope,” an aid concert dedicated to healing and rebuilding Sri Lanka following Cyclone Ditwah.

Day two of the Festival delivered some of its strongest highlights, with sessions featuring globally bestselling author Julia Quinn, alongside Ashok Ferrey. The day also hosted engaging panel discussions on the current state of

The question is rarely asked directly. It arrives gently, often after dessert, or during the lull between wedding speeches. A relative leans closer. A family friend lowers her voice.

The Resilient Isle set the tone for an inspiring opening at the HSBC Ceylon Literary and Arts Festival, as Day one unfolded in a vibrant celebration of ideas, identity and storytelling. Writers, thinkers and artists

At a time when conversations around sexual health are still often whispered, avoided or cloaked in shame in Sri Lanka, Dr Yasuni Manikkage has chosen to speak — clearly, calmly and without apology. The senior urology doctor has launched Dr Yasuni R

When Julia Quinn landed in Sri Lanka for the first time this week, it marked the fulfilment of a long-held dream. The bestselling author of the Bridgerton series is in Colombo for the HSBC Ceylon Literary & Arts Festival (CLAF), where she will appear

For aspiring writers, masterclasses and workshops offer rare access to established authors, editors, and publishers. Whether you’re crafting your first short story or polishing a manuscript, these sessions promise insight into both the art and busi

The Gangaramaya Temple Perahera, held from January 31 to February 1, was enriched by an international cultural presence with the participation of the Metta Dragon and Lion Dance Troupe from Singapore, highlighting unity, harmony, and cultural diversi