Festival connecting French and Lao artists through performances, exhibitions, workshops and screenings in Luang Prabang and Vientiane. The November 2026 programme includes free public events.
Music and arts festival in Jinja, Uganda, bringing together electronic music, performance and film. The 2026 Wakaliwood edition runs from 19 to 22 November.
Cultural festival in Dschang, Cameroon, with music, food, craft and entrepreneurship activities. Its eighth edition runs from 20 to 28 November 2026 at the AFC esplanade.
Kaduna festival bringing together contemporary art and fashion through exhibitions, talks and a public programme. The sixth edition takes place on 19–22 November 2026 in Nigeria.
Contemporary art museum in Tokyo with a focus on art from Japan and the Asia-Pacific region. Its programme combines exhibitions, commissions, screenings and learning activities.
Online magazine publishing reporting, essays, literature and photography from around the world. It emphasizes locally grounded perspectives and translation across cultures and languages.
Concert venue in London specializing in chamber music and song. Its programme includes recitals, ensembles, emerging performers and music education activities.
Magazine bringing together writing, photography and art about nature, culture and place. Its work explores environmental questions through personal stories, criticism and creative expression.
Museum at the University of British Columbia presenting world arts and cultures, with particular attention to First Nations and other communities of British Columbia. It offers exhibitions, collections and public programmes.
Designer exploring colour, materials, textiles and the traces of making. Her Jongeriuslab portfolio spans furniture, ceramics, weaving, installations and experimental research.
Offline-first learning platform from Learning Equality. It helps teachers and learners access educational resources, assignments and assessments on local devices and networks where internet access is limited.
Royal Academy exhibition examining Peggy Guggenheim's London gallery, Guggenheim Jeune, and the artists she supported in the late 1930s. It runs from 21 November 2026 to 14 March 2027.
Magazine exploring relationships between ecology, culture and spirituality through essays, films, audio and art. It publishes online work and an annual print edition.
Geoscience organization providing research, data and expertise about the Earth. Its work covers topics including geological hazards, resources, environmental change and subsurface mapping.
Modular furniture system built from steel tubes, connecting balls and panels. USM Haller units can be configured as storage, shelving and other furniture for homes, offices and public spaces.
Restaurant in Helsinki built around seasonal local ingredients and reducing waste. Its public website presents menus, the restaurant's approach and a directory of growers, producers and suppliers.
Fiction writer and essayist whose books include Lincoln in the Bardo and Vigil. His official website presents books, reading excerpts and information about his work.
Design and research studio exploring possible futures through objects, installations and speculative scenarios. Its projects connect technology, ecology and everyday life to questions about social and environmental change.
Filmmaker and video essayist examining cinematic form through editing. His online portfolio explores composition, movement, space and time in the work of directors including Ozu, Bresson and Hitchcock.
Community bringing people together to explore civic challenges through technology and design. It hosts recurring hybrid meetups with talks, collaborative projects and opportunities to contribute regardless of technical background.
Community-written handbook for reproducible, ethical and collaborative data science. It provides guides and practical approaches to research workflows, collaboration and sharing knowledge.
Tate Britain exhibition exploring the creative partnership of Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. Paintings, textiles, furniture and other works trace their relationship and their place within the Bloomsbury Group.
Pair of rear bicycle panniers with roll-top closures and 20 litres of capacity per bag. The Back-Roller uses ORTLIEB's attachment system for mounting and removing bags from a rear rack.
Open-source tool for cleaning and transforming datasets. It provides facets, clustering and reconciliation workflows to explore inconsistencies and connect records with external sources.
Database of income and wealth inequality maintained by an international research collaboration. It provides country and world-level series, visual exploration and documentation about methods and coverage.
Polish pianist, composer and singer working across solo recordings and ensemble projects. Her work includes Non Fiction, a piano concerto recorded with Manchester Collective and guest musicians.
Research conference on machine learning and related fields. NeurIPS 2026 has its main meeting in Sydney from 6 to 12 December, with satellite meetings in Atlanta and Paris from 9 to 13 December.
Open-source task and reminder application for Android. It supports lists, tags, filters, subtasks and several synchronization options, including CalDAV-compatible services.
Nonprofit organization connecting data science and AI expertise with social-impact organizations. It supports technical projects, organizational capacity and collaboration around public-interest uses of data.
Peppermint-scented concentrated liquid soap made with plant-based oils. Dr. Bronner's publishes dilution guidance for its personal-care and household cleaning uses.
Contemporary art museum in Cape Town presenting work from Africa and its diaspora. Alongside exhibitions, it runs education programmes and artist projects.
Electric cargo-bike range designed for carrying passengers and everyday loads. The Tern GSD combines a compact layout with a reinforced frame and modular accessories for family and utility cycling.
Whitechapel Gallery exhibition surveying Cecilia Vicuña's work across textiles, painting, performance, photography and film. It connects her artistic practice with poetry, ecology, displacement and political history.
Composer and musician whose catalogue includes some kind of peace, re:member and collaborations with Kiasmos. His website presents recordings, screen projects, performances and downloadable sheet music.
Digital inclusion charity helping people gain access to devices, connectivity and digital skills. It works with community organizations to reduce barriers to participating in digital life.
National park in Croatia known for interconnected lakes, waterfalls and wooded landscapes. The official visitor site provides park information, routes, accommodation and access guidance.
International community supporting women in the Python open-source ecosystem through mentoring, education, outreach and local events. Its chapters connect participants with one another and the wider Python community.
Offline reader and related tools for accessing packaged websites, books and other educational material. Kiwix makes knowledge collections available on devices and local networks without a continuous internet connection.
Nonprofit publication reporting on technology outside the usual Western centres of coverage. Its journalism follows the people, companies and communities affected by digital change around the world.
Multifunctional tubular neckwear designed for outdoor activities and everyday use. BUFF Original EcoStretch uses a lightweight stretch fabric that can be worn in several configurations.
City-wide jazz festival presenting concerts, collaborations and new commissions across London. The November 2026 programme brings together established performers and emerging musicians in venues of different sizes.
Artist workspace and programme at Somerset House in London supporting experimental practice across disciplines. It combines studio residencies with public projects, collaborations and events.
Industrial designer associated with Braun and Vitsœ. His furniture systems and ten principles for good design explore usefulness, clarity, durability and restraint in everyday objects.
Messaging application using connection links and QR codes instead of permanent user identifiers. It supports private conversations and calls through its own messaging network.
Environmental organization using legal expertise to address climate and nature issues. Its work combines litigation, policy advocacy and engagement with institutions and businesses.
Open statistics textbook with supporting videos, slides, labs and teaching materials. It introduces statistical reasoning and methods for students, teachers and independent learners.
Science communicator and creator of Physics Girl. Her videos explore physics through experiments, demonstrations and explanations, with an emphasis on encouraging curiosity about science.
Filter coffee machine designed to brew a half or full jug. The KBG Select is offered in a range of colours, with a glass carafe and accessories available through the manufacturer.
GPS sports watch for running and multisport activities. The COROS PACE 3 combines activity tracking, navigation and training features in a lightweight wrist-worn device.
Open-source statistical software with a spreadsheet-style interface. It combines analysis tools with the R ecosystem and offers desktop and cloud options.
Nonprofit newsroom producing investigative journalism in the public interest. It reports on institutions, accountability and systemic problems, often collaborating with local news organizations.
Open-source Android application for managing two-factor authentication tokens. It provides an encrypted vault, backup options and customization for organizing verification codes.
Literature festival in Indore bringing together writers, poets, artists and readers for conversations, storytelling and performances. The 2026 edition takes place at Daly College from 27 to 29 November.
Quarterly magazine revisiting news after the immediate reporting cycle has passed. It combines long-form journalism, context and infographics to examine how stories developed and what followed.
Research and education organization investigating life and intelligence beyond Earth. Its programmes span astronomy, planetary science, education and collaborations between scientists and artists.
Open-source habit-tracking application for Android. It provides reminders, charts and statistics to help users record routines and follow their consistency over time.
Museum in Oslo dedicated to Edvard Munch and related artistic perspectives. It presents exhibitions, collection displays, concerts, talks and activities in its waterfront museum building.
Recording artist and composer whose projects include Mere Mortals, a ballet score recorded with the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra. The official site links to recordings and the artist's public music store.
Space historian, author and video creator exploring the history of spaceflight. Her website presents books, events and work explaining missions through archival material.
Podcast exploring how societies developed and collapsed. Long-form episodes reconstruct historical worlds through narrative, research, music and accounts of political, environmental and cultural change.
Regular-fit, straight-leg jeans made from rigid black Italian selvedge denim. This Gritty Jackson version has a mid-rise waist, zip fly and organic cotton construction.
Distributed research institute bringing together academics, activists and engineers to study AI and its social effects. Its projects emphasize community perspectives, real-world harms and alternative approaches to technology.
Magazine examining technology through social, political and cultural perspectives. It publishes essays, conversations and creative work in print and digital editions.
Artist whose projects connect geological time, astronomy and environmental change. She collaborates with scientists and uses materials, light and sound to explore humanity's place in the natural world.
Non-alcoholic distilled drink with a herbal flavour profile built around peas, rosemary, thyme and spearmint. Seedlip Garden 108 is intended for mixing into alcohol-free serves.
Exhibition at Zeitz MOCAA presenting work by Cape Town learners from the museum's 2026 Art Club. It explores identity, memory and belonging through contemporary art, experimentation and collaboration.
Publication sharing reported stories about responses to social and environmental problems. Its coverage spans communities, culture, public policy and practical efforts to improve everyday life.
Bookshop at 83–84 Marylebone High Street in London. The branch sells books and hosts author conversations and literary events, with its own public programme and visitor information.
Magazine publishing essays and films about philosophy, science, society and culture. Its open website brings research and ideas to a general audience through extended arguments and storytelling.
Horticultural destination in Singapore with themed gardens, conservatories and visitor programmes. Its landscapes combine plant collections, architecture and seasonal displays.
Android application for recording outdoor activities and sensor data. It supports tracks, photos, markers and optional map integration, with controls for exporting and sharing recorded information.
History blog by Bret Devereaux examining ancient and medieval societies and their portrayal in popular culture. Essays connect historical evidence with questions about warfare, economics, politics and fiction.
Artist and designer creating colourful installations and public spaces. Her projects use patterns, words and collaborations with local communities to explore belonging and the character of places.
Facial scrub combining upcycled coffee grounds with rosehip oil, shea butter and other plant ingredients. UpCircle supplies it in a glass jar as part of its skincare range.
Nonprofit organization defending digital rights through policy advocacy, technical support, grants and convenings. Its work addresses threats to people and communities using digital technologies.
Sculpture park in West Yorkshire combining outdoor artworks, exhibitions and a large historic landscape. Visitors can explore installations, walking routes, galleries and creative activities.
Public science festival in Chennai presenting talks, demonstrations, workshops and performances around space and related sciences. The 2026 programme runs from 20 to 22 November across three venues.
Bookshop in Porto offering books, cultural displays and visitor experiences. Its historic building also hosts exhibitions and rooms devoted to literary collections and rare editions.
Podcast and radio series by Nate DiMeo telling short stories from history. Episodes focus on particular people, places and moments, combining narrative writing with sound and music.
Group exhibition at Zeitz MOCAA bringing together work by six Cape Town artists who participated in its residency programme. It includes installations, textiles, sculpture and photography developed through their time at the museum.
Coastal World Heritage landscape extending along Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands. Its tidal flats, islands and wetlands support habitats shaped by tides, wind and changing water levels.
Gas-powered outdoor pizza oven with a 14-inch cooking area and a cordierite stone. The Koda 2 uses Ooni's tapered-flame burner system and is designed for portable outdoor cooking.
Icon collection from IBM's Carbon Design System. The library provides searchable interface symbols and downloadable SVG assets, alongside guidance for consistent use in digital products.
Independent publisher of books on architecture, design, photography, art and society. Its catalogue includes monographs, visual research and critical studies by artists, designers and scholars.
Writer whose books and essays explore place, politics, feminism, environmental change and collective action. Her works include Hope in the Dark, Orwell's Roses and A Field Guide to Getting Lost.
Arts centre in Brussels presenting music, exhibitions, cinema, performance and conversations. Its programme brings Belgian and international artists into Victor Horta's Centre for Fine Arts building.
Novelist and essayist whose work crosses languages, cultures and questions of belonging. Her books include The Island of Missing Trees, There Are Rivers in the Sky and In One Brief Moment All Eternity.
Ocean, Earth and atmospheric science institution at the University of California San Diego. It combines research, education and public engagement on marine environments and the planet's changing systems.
Civic Tech Toronto meetup with Carrie Mitchell about community-led traffic monitoring. The talk examines how residents use window-mounted sensors to collect evidence about street safety, followed by the community's usual collaborative session.
Manual pour-over coffee dripper with a conical shape, spiral ribs and a large outlet. The V60 design lets the person brewing adjust water flow and extraction through their pouring technique.
Museum in Derby exploring the area's history of making and industry. Located at the Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site, it combines collections, workshops and opportunities for creative participation.
South Korean novelist and poet whose books include The Vegetarian, Human Acts, The White Book and Greek Lessons. Her website brings together a biography, bibliography, archive and artwork.
Matt Webb's notebook of essays and observations about technology, design and everyday life. Posts connect small experiments and personal encounters with broader ideas about digital and physical systems.
Literary festival in Singapore with conversations, readings, performances and workshops across languages and genres. The 2026 edition, Hidden in Plain Sight, runs from 13 to 22 November.
Musician whose official website presents recordings and links to her music catalogue and shop. The site currently features Hope is the Thing with Feathers.
Nonprofit research and advocacy organization examining the social effects of algorithmic decision-making. Its work addresses AI, human rights, democracy, justice and environmental sustainability.
Low-top sneaker model from VEJA offered in multiple materials and colour combinations. The Campo collection brings a simple everyday shoe design to the brand's footwear range.
Film festival in Leeds and West Yorkshire presenting features, documentaries and short films. Its 40th edition runs from 29 October to 15 November 2026.