The Albanian restaurant “Ç’ka Ka Qëllu” was listed by The New York Times as one of the 100 best in New York. The prestigious American has made a list of the 100 best restaurants out of 27,000 that were in the competition. The owner of the restaurant is the Albanian citizen from Kosovo, Ramiz Kukaj.… Continue reading The restaurant with Albanian dishes is declared among the 100 best in New York
Oda e Gezimeve, which means “hall of celebrations” in Albanian, is a cultural initiative that seeks to preserve and showcase the rich traditions of Albania to the world. The founders of this initiative were raised in Albania and have a deep appreciation for the cultural heritage of their country. They believe that it is essential… Continue reading Preserving Cultural Heritage: The Story of Oda e Gezimeve
Benny Bajrami has spent two decades at Nick & Sam’s as a confidant and confessor for Dallas’ most elite. It’s a warm Saturday afternoon at Dallas’ see-and-be-seen steakhouse Nick & Sam’s. Inside the dim, cavernous building where time vanishes, one of the restaurant’s most influential characters straightens table settings in the dining room before the… Continue reading Do you know Dallas’ most in-demand restaurant server? Luka, Shaq and numerous CEOs do
Fërgesë is a traditional Albanian dish that is known for its rich and savory flavor. This dish is made with a combination of peppers, onions, tomatoes, and two types of cheese, feta and kaçkavall. It is easy to prepare and is perfect for a family dinner or a potluck with friends. In this step-by-step guide,… Continue reading Fërgesë – A Step-by-Step Guide to Cooking This Traditional Albanian Dish
Travellers seeking a hidden paradise in Europe have discovered a little-known coastal village in Albania that offers a Balinese-like escape. Dhërmi, hailed as the “hidden pearl of Europe,” has become a popular destination for adventurous travellers looking for luxurious beachside resorts, bars, and restaurants, stunning scenery, and crystal-clear beaches. While many tourists are heading to… Continue reading Dhërmi, Albania: The Hidden Pearl of Europe
The Mayor of the bustling city of New York, Eric Adams, graced the holy month of Ramadan with his presence, meeting with devout Muslim believers in the area. Adams made a visit to the Albanian Islamic Cultural Center, where he had the pleasure of meeting the esteemed Imam Tahir Kukaj, Imam Ferid Bedrolli, and Imam… Continue reading Mayor of NYC Eric Adams Visits Albanian Islamic Cultural Center During Ramadan
Gino Mulliqi’s election as a City Council Member in Wylie, Texas is a historic moment for the Albanian-American community and a testament to the inclusivity of the American political system. Mulliqi, who comes from Kosovo, is the first person of Albanian descent to hold this position in Texas. Mulliqi’s journey to this position is a… Continue reading Gino Mulliqi Makes History as First Albanian-American City Council Member in Texas
Harvard has an addition to its language courses: Elementary Albanian I classes began this semester, housed in the Near Eastern languages and civilizations (NELC) department, which also offers Aramaic, Persian, Turkish, Yiddish, and more. Edona Cosovic, a second-year government concentrator and the daughter of Albanian immigrants from eastern Montenegro, was one of the students who… Continue reading Albanian Joins the Language Curriculum at Harvard
The Consulate of the Republic of Kosovo in Des Moines, IA recently posted on Facebook, expressing their pride in starting Albanian language courses within the consulate’s premises. The unique alphabet of Albanian has brought together many Albanian children and families in Des Moines, Iowa. The consulate hopes that this model of collaboration with the community… Continue reading Albanian language courses begin at the Consulate of Kosovo in Des Moines, IA
Mary Camaj is a young Albanian-American dancer and advocate who has been working to share the beauty and significance of her cultural heritage with the world. Born and raised in New York, Mary’s parents come from Malësia e Madhe, with her father from Hoti and her mother from Kastrati. Growing up, Mary was instilled with… Continue reading Embracing Albanian Identity: Mary Camaj’s Love for Her Heritage
