NEWS DESK
The search stops here.
#basquewordle
by Lucy Kehoe
Check out El Quijote… the first restaurant in the list.
#reservationsplease
by Jane Hanks
The sticks have been made by the same family for seven generations, with the 94-year-old grandfather of the family still lending a hand.
#basquetradition
by Alfonso Rivera
“The Basque filmmaker presents a film that blends adventure, drama and noble principles, toplined by Javier Rey and Patricia López Arnáiz.”
#basquecinema
by Elena Kadvany
Chez Noir will be French-inspired but will likely veer into other cuisines (a recent preview pop-up focused on Basque cuisine).
#tablefor8please
It’s this Sunday! Let us know you’re coming!
You can register and prepay online, or just get the nitty gritty details.
It’s time to start thinking about scholarships…
Continue reading “SCHOLARSHIP APP”In honor of Women’s history month, this book was chosen to commemorate and reflect on the often overlooked contributions of women. It’s a collection of stories, biographies and academic articles celebrating the resiliency of Basque women throughout time and all over the globe. The collection begins with a two quaint fictional stories, leads into the chronicles of the amazing lives of several famous (and not so famous) Basque women, and wraps up with academia articles ranging in content, but focused on Basque women.
This book is available at the Center for Basque Studies Bookstore.
By Ezra Johnson-Greenough
Son of Man (Cascade Locks, OR), a cidery focused exclusively on making spontaneously fermented, Basque-style cider with apples from Oregon, will feature a trio of new ferments. “We are thrilled with the quality of our 2021 Basque style ciders,” says Son of Man co-founder Jasper Smith.
#yummers