Diriyah Biennale Foundation Launches ‘Biennale Nights’ Ramadan Program

Diriyah Biennale Foundation Launches ‘Biennale Nights’ Ramadan Program
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Diriyah Biennale Foundation Launches ‘Biennale Nights’ Ramadan Program

Diriyah Biennale Foundation Launches ‘Biennale Nights’ Ramadan Program

The Diriyah Biennale Foundation announced the launch of the "Biennale Nights" Ramadan program as part of the second edition of the Islamic Arts Biennale, currently held at the Western Hajj Terminal of King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah until May 25.
The program seeks to offer a cultural and spiritual experience celebrating the beauty of the holy month and highlighting the rich Islamic heritage. It presents a unique opportunity that brings together experts and creatives from the Kingdom and worldwide to celebrate the diversity of Islamic arts and cultures, fostering creative dialogue across different communities, SPA reported.
The program also features art workshops inspired by Islamic traditions, highlighting Arabic calligraphy, traditional crafts, and rich cultural heritage. Interactive experiences allow visitors to explore creative Ramadan rituals and artistic expressions associated with the holy month.
The events include film screenings narrating stories of resilience, faith, and identity, offering inspiring artistic perspectives from the Islamic world. The Ramadan Market presents popular dishes with rich, unique flavors of the traditional Ramadan table. It features iftar and suhoor meals that combine innovative culinary experiences, blending traditional flavors with modern touches to reflect the diversity and richness of Islamic cuisine.



Hail Heritage Festival Draws over 65,000 Visitors to Aja Park

A Hail heritage festival held at Aja Park - SPA
A Hail heritage festival held at Aja Park - SPA
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Hail Heritage Festival Draws over 65,000 Visitors to Aja Park

A Hail heritage festival held at Aja Park - SPA
A Hail heritage festival held at Aja Park - SPA

A Hail heritage festival, held at Aja Park, has attracted over 65,000 visitors of all ages, offering an immersive cultural heritage experience and showcasing handicrafts, traditional dishes, and Thamudic inscriptions, according to SPA.

Several heads of government and private entities in the region have visited the festival, commending its activities for evoking memories of an ancestral life and highlighting traditional methods of meeting daily needs.