Picture: M-Studio Ever left a concert disappointed because the sound was poor? Behind every successful live performance are sound technicians...
Read moreDetailsfile picture The government has made it clear that Drayangs will not be brought back, putting to rest years of...
Read moreDetailsFor many students, films are still seen mainly as an entertainment. But a pilot programme wants that to change. They...
Read moreDetailsFrom passion projects to paychecks, Bhutan’s digital content creators are not only building audiences but also generating employment and income....
Read moreDetailsThe illegal recording of films is emerging as a serious concern in Bhutan. A Bhutanese movie recently fell victim to...
Read moreDetails“Dobchu”, a Bhutanese horror film, dominated the Bhutan National Film Awards 2026 in Punakha, winning nine awards. The film received...
Read moreDetailsCoinciding with the Birthday of His Majesty The King tomorrow, the Annual Film Festival will be held in Punakha. Preparations...
Read moreDetailsBhutan’s traditional music is rich, but opportunities to learn it remain limited. This winter in Gelephu, the Engaging Youth in...
Read moreDetailsJoining a growing nationwide push to turn trash into cash and reduce plastic pollution, Paro launched its first reverse vending...
Read moreDetailsBhutan is about to experience something completely new, its first full-scale rock music festival. But this moment did not happen...
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