Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
ARTIST Asha Srinivas hopes to capture the hearts of Bahrainis with the golden touch of ancient India.
Mr Fix-it - Anand Kolath - has finally put down his hammer and nails after 30 years of devoted work at a popular expat and sports club in the kingdom.
THERE is no longer any need to get down and dirty to create a pottery masterpiece ... thanks to two entrepreneurs.
ONE of India's leading Hindu priests A R Raman Namboothri visited the kingdom last week to commemorate the beginning of a 41-day prayer session.
Small is beautiful ... and just to prove it a special workshop for growing businesses and handicraft creators has been staged to help them to sell their products abroad.
Enthusiastic Samar Jaffar's face lights up as she talks about the forthcoming People to People International (PTPI) Peace Camp which she will be attending next week in Cairo.
Young people of Bahrain deserve a voice - somewhere to raise their concerns and communicate their views, opinions and ideas on how to make the kingdom an even better place to live.
Bahrain's travel industry is upbeat over the announcement of the kingdom's second national carrier.
After hosting a series of live music events throughout 2007, Bud Music...Live reached its grand finale with its ground-breaking music festival at Coral Beach Club last Friday.
