Well, if you want to be more invested in culture, the logical choice is to expose yourself to more culture- and the internet is GREAT for that. The Gutenberg project has pretty much ALL the great works of literature, and all in the public domain, so it's free; Librivox has audiobook versions of them (not all of them, and it's all volunteer work, so quality's kinda hit-and-miss, but again, it's public domain. The Internet Archive has recordings of some truly amazing music (don't stop at Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven, please; Wagner and Shostakovich alone make expanding your Classical horizons worthwhile).
You should do it for yourself, but those are all good things to know more about. May I also add learning more about physics and how to play an instrument.
i would say reading book and watching classic movie is a great start;
As classical movie you have Shakspeare, Moliere, Homere (l'iliade et l'odyssée), Les chevaliers de la table ronde, etc...
Learning about history and arts is also a great things, you can learn about mythology (greeks and Nordics), history of Western countries of Europe.
All this would be a good start, it's stuff we learnt in school, maybe you can try to find the French school teaching (we put a tons of importance on culture in France and in school) so by learning our school program you would become very educated and cultured.
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