Symphonic sisters Haya and Layan Al Hamad made history last weekend when they became the first young female pianists to represent Bahrain on a global stage and perform at the award ceremony for the prestigious Unesco King Hamad Bin Isa Al Khalifa Prize for the Use of ICT in Education, at the Unesco headquarters in Paris.
Colourful images taken by two of Bahrain’s most prominent photographers are entrancing commuters on their journeys across New York City’s subway stations.
Prominent psychologist Dr Mariam Alammadi has written and illustrated a series of children’s books in a bid to draw attention to mental health and encourage young or old to not shy away from seeking help when needed.
Musicians, poets and environmental experts gathered over the weekend in East Riffa to express their love in melodic form for the historic Wadi Al Buhair, a 45-million-year-old natural landmark that may make way for another new mall.
The four-day Goodwood Festival of Speed featured several show-stopping vehicles, from race cars to wheels of the future, including Ford’s innovative TFZ-P1.
People all over the world can now enjoy reading Rasool Darweesh’s Arabic Dilmunia book in English, with translations in other languages to come. The Bahraini novelist from Karzakan is delighted to be able to share his 400-page book about Adam, an intrepid adventurer, with more readers, and aims to translate his work in German and French as well to cover more shelves and countries too.
