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A spectacular fashion show took place at Seef Mall’s west wing at the weekend.
Palms Primary School, Riffa – happy to be back at school! If you have any back to school class photos you wish to share simply email editor@gulfweekly.com with the image and details.
A colourful new set of greeting cards for the upcoming Eid and festive season has been produced by SKAL International Bahrain.
Indian ghazal maestro Pankaj Udhas enthralled a sellout crowd of 1,700 at a concert at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the weekend.
Crowds beat the heat at the Novotel Al Dana Resort, during the White Beach Party on Thursday evening at the resort’s private beach.
A Latin dance extravaganza was held at the Z Club in the Pars International Hotel on Friday. Dancers were flown in from Brazil to entertain the crowds with Latin dance performances.
Syed Junaid Alam (SJA) this week released its new fragrance Banafsaj at the Al Areen’s Banyan Tree Desert Spa and Resort, writes Asma Salman.
Batelco’s community team members presented Ramadan baskets to three philanthropic societies recently for distribution to needy families.
The fifth Bahrain-Philippines Goodwill Games held at the jam-packed Juffair Dome was a huge success.
The Bahrain International Circuit has launched new BIC Gift Packs, which give motorsport fans a chance to gift special deals on the variety of driving experiences available at the Sakhir circuit.
Mardi Gras celebrations were in full force at Sherlock Holmes in the Gulf Hotel on Thursday.
Batelco honoured five team members for their contributions to the company’s A’ara’A scheme, at an awards ceremony held at the Staff Centre, Hamala Headquarters.
A group of Batelco employees completed a six-month Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) course at Cisco Academy, Hamala.
Regine Velasques and Robin Padilla were among the celebrities entertaining thousands of Filipinos at the new Smart Remittance launch held at the Bahrain Exhibition Centre.
Club 7 played host to DJ Ron Carol on Friday. The crowds were kept dancing until the early hours with Ron Carol’s particular brand of music.
Thousands of people celebrated Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala, at clubs across Bahrain.
