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A group of Bahrain-based youngsters spent their National Day holiday spray-painting a street art piece in an homage to efforts - big and small - by the kingdom’s citizens and residents to cope with the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chronicle of a feat

Adventurous mum Madhu Lakhotia Sarda hasput her inspirational Mount Everest challenge into book form and revealed thatthe experience has whetted her appetite from reaching its peak ... and morebesides.

For the love of art

Artist Nariman Adel who stole people’s hearts in Bahrain with her wonderfully-detailed wing mural in Adliya is now spreading her love for intricately-designed images on sweaters, bags and stickers.

Tyred and Tested

The recently-held Formula 1 double-header in Bahrain has led to significant changes in rules and safety regulations at the FIA, the motorsport’s parent organisation.

Nurturing Bahraini artists

An array of paintings, mixed media and digital art prints from acclaimed and aspiring Bahraini artists are on show in celebration of Bahrain’s 49th National Day, writes Mai Al Khatib-Camille.

Bags with royal tags

Designer Shaikha Marwa Abdulrahman Al Khalifa created a series of colourful handwoven bags featuring pictures of His Majesty the King and members of the ruling family in celebration of Bahrain National Day.

A sweet initiative

The Women of India Series Bahrain (WISB) is calling on all bakers to join a sweet initiative aimed at supporting a charity in the kingdom.