Events listing

The Dogfather’s Animal Rescue and Rehabillitation Centre is hosting a boutique sale at The British Club of Bahrain, Um Al Hassam, from 11am to 3pm.

For more information, call 17728245.

Head down to the Royal Golf Club to enjoy the Links Friday Carvery Feast. It costs BD18 net per person with unlimited selected soft drinks, or BD27 net per person with unlimited selected beverages.

For details, contact 17751262.

The Royal Country Club’s gardens will stage a Family Movie Night every Friday evening from 6pm. Catch all the latest films as well as older classics. Entry is free to club members, BD5 for adult guests and BD2.500 for under-14s.

For more information, contact 17750777.

The Royal Country Club is offering a day pass, where guests can enjoy separate ladies and gents gyms, saunas and steam rooms, as well as an outdoor pool surrounded by gardens, a multi-purpose sports court and a children’s play area. A day pass costs BD10 per adult and BD5 for children aged 14 and under. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

For more information, call 17750777. 

The Royal Golf Club’s ‘All You Can Eat Buffet’ will be held every Saturday lunch time in its Prego! Italian Restaurant. Salads, pastas, pizzas and risottos, as well as Italian desserts, are featured for BD12 net for adults, members’ discount applies, and BD5 net for children under the age of 12, inclusive of unlimited selected soft drinks.
 
Children under five eat for free. The buffet is available between noon and 3pm.
 
For details, call 17750777.

Students from various schools across the kingdom will sing and dance their hearts out on Saturday at the Cultural Hall in Manama as part of the British School of Bahrain (BSB) Variety Performance Show.

The event, organised by the Academy of Performing Arts based at the school, will kick-off at 5.30pm featuring around 190 youngsters showcasing their soulful skills in a variety of musical acts.

Musical director Lydia Martin will lead different choirs from the years of seven to 18, alongside adults, and dance director, Louise Chapman, has choreographed routines to show off the students’ fancy footwork.

Miss Chapman said: “The purpose of this event is to show the hard work that the children and adults have put in throughout the year. Our aim is to put on a show like the London Variety Performance.

“We have been working on this for a couple of months now so parents prepare to be dazzled.”
Tickets cost BD8 and can be purchased from BSB in Hamala.

For details, contact 32200180 or email academyofperformingarts@thebsbh.com