Family tea & stories
Grandparents and grandchildren, chai and the stories behind old family photos.
Everyday Persian life, together from anywhere: family gatherings, celebrations and walks through Iranian cities.
Gatherings in the warmth of a Persian home, across any distance. Ideas the community can start together.
Grandparents and grandchildren, chai and the stories behind old family photos.
Cook one dish together on camera: tahdig, ash reshteh, fesenjan.
Relaxed practice for second-generation speakers. All levels welcome.
The Persian calendar, celebrated together.
The longest night of the year: pomegranates, watermelon, nuts and Hafez read aloud until late.
The fire festival on the eve of the last Wednesday of the year.
The Persian New Year at the spring equinox. Set your haft-sin and celebrate together.
The thirteenth day of the new year, spent outdoors in nature.
Walk the streets, bazaars and squares of Iranian cities.
One of the largest city squares in the world, framed by the Shah Mosque, Ali Qapu Palace and the grand bazaar.
A covered market at the foot of the Alborz mountains, full of fruit, spices and fresh herbs.
Brick vaults and courtyards from the 18th-century Zand era, known for rugs and spices.
The heart of one of the oldest cities in Iran, ancient Ecbatana, with avenues radiating out like the spokes of a wheel.
A desert city of mud-brick lanes and windcatchers, the badgirs that cooled homes long before air conditioning.
Family gatherings across any distance: tea, stories and old photos.
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