Global arts scene buzzes with festivals, concerts, and film screenings

Art and culture enthusiasts have a packed schedule with a diverse array of events unfolding globally this week. From literary gatherings to film festivals and major music performances, there is something for every taste. In Switzerland, the "Zurich Literature Festival" runs from July 6-12, bringing together international authors and readers for discussions and readings. Similarly, the "Bradford Literature Festival" in the UK continues until July 12, hosting participants from various countries. Ireland will host the "West Cork Literary Festival" from July 10-17. Film lovers can enjoy the "Melbourne Documentary Film Festival" in Australia until the end of the month. Ireland's "Galway Film Fleadh" kicks off tomorrow and runs until July 12, while the "60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival" in the Czech Republic concludes on July 11. Croatia's "73rd Pula Film Festival" is scheduled for July 9-16. On the music front, the Ultra Europe electronic music festival will take place in Croatia from July 10-12. Denmark hosts the "Copenhagen Jazz Festival" from July 3-12, and Portugal's "NOS Alive Festival" runs from July 9-11. Music festivals are also set for Romania and Scotland. International tours and concerts are in full swing, with The Weeknd performing in Paris on July 8, 10, 11, and 12. Rock band Scorpions will play in Lisbon, Portugal, on July 8 as part of their 60th-anniversary tour. Bad Bunny is scheduled for Stockholm, Sweden, on July 10-11, while Bruno Mars will perform in Amsterdam, Netherlands, tomorrow and in Madrid, Spain, on July 10 and 11. Ariana Grande is set for concerts in Atlanta, USA, today, July 8, and 9, and Iron Maiden will perform in Lisbon, Portugal, tomorrow, and in Knebworth, UK, on July 11.