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Bahraini artist Nermin Habib is putting the kingdom’s heritage on the global stage with her latest sculpture Flow, set to be exhibited at the internationally renowned Milan Design Week.

The Ritz and glitz of Ramadan

Set against the shimmering coastline of Bahrain, The Ritz-Carlton’s Masaya Pavilion by stc, in partnership with Behbehani Brothers, has once again raised the bar for an indulgent Ramadan experience.

Show-stoppers!

Television series have long been an integral part of Ramadan traditions in Bahrain, the Gulf and the Arab world at large. Years ago, every evening at the iftar table, families would gather to break their fast and catch the latest episode of their favourite series. This has changed with the advent of satellite TV and video-on-demand, but the Ramadan customs continue. Zainab Almahdi has compiled a list of iconic shows that have shaped Bahraini popular culture, produced by Bahrain TV in the 80s and 90s, starring an ensemble of local talent. Every show boasts its own unique opening and ending sequence - a full-length music video - each a work of art in its own right.

Life with robots

Sci-fi novel Luminous by South Korean author Silvia Park has hit the shelves.

The charm in chaos

American comedy series Deli Boys is out now on Disney+.

Good food, great vibes

Head down to the Dilmun Club in Saar for a week of good food and great vibes.

Club to mark St Patricks Day

Join the British Club for a stellar afternoon as it hosts its St Patricks Day event tomorrow.

Extensive buffet and live stations at Four Seasons

Get together with your family and loved ones to celebrate Ramadan at the Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay.