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IMMERSE yourself in an array of cultural activities this week as part of Manama Nights, being held across several locations in Bahrain.
Running throughout March, the event features traditional food, entertainment, artists, photo booths, sweets and more capturing the Ramadan spirit.
The Bahrain National Theatre event, in Manama, is open to the public for free from 7pm to midnight on weekdays and 7pm to 1am on weekends, until March 30.
It features an installation depicting the moon’s transition from crescent to full moon during the Holy Month.
The venue will also host a variety of cultural performances, including traditional live music, and guests will have access to seating areas with gorgeous views.
From March 10 to 20, the Pearling Path Visitor and Experience Centre in Muharraq will host daily traditional music performances. The first will take place between 9pm and 11pm, followed by the second between 11pm and 1am.
Meanwhile, Heritage Village, in Askar, will feature vibrant cultural acts, traditional crafts and delicious local cuisine. It is open every night, until March 18, from 8.30pm to 1am.
