The Imam Turki bin Abdullah Royal Reserve Development Authority, in collaboration with the Heritage Commission, has launched a series of cultural and heritage events at the historic King Abdulaziz Palace in Qibah, Qassim Region.
The activities, running through March 27, 2026, aim to revitalize the palace as a vibrant cultural platform and strengthen the community’s connection to Saudi national identity.
The daily program, held from 3:00 pm to 10:00 pm, includes live folk art performances, such as the Saudi Ardah, along with interactive experiences for all age groups. Outdoor areas are designated for children, offering educational and recreational activities that help preserve cultural values across generations, SPA reported.
Visitors can also explore archaeological artifacts that reflect the region’s social and economic history. The event further provides a platform for families engaged in cottage industries and artisans to showcase traditional handicrafts, supporting local economic empowerment and highlighting the richness of regional heritage through a modern, interactive approach.
The authority confirmed that activating King Abdulaziz Palace in Qibah is part of its strategy to highlight historical sites within its geographical scope. It aims to transform them into active cultural and tourist destinations that promote cultural engagement and strengthen national identity, in coordination with relevant authorities.
