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The second season of the Global Harmony Festival has officially begun in Riyadh, marking a vibrant celebration of Indian art, music, and heritage, and symbolizing the strong cultural ties between the Kingdom

Jeddah captivated international attention at the World Travel Market in London, where the Saudi Tourism Authority showcased the city’s dynamic transformation into a global cultural and tourism hub under Saudi Vision 2030.

In a major move to preserve cultural heritage and boost domestic tourism, the Qassim region has transformed several traditional houses and farms into year-round heritage destinations, blending authenticity with modern hospitality and

The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) has opened a new art exhibition exploring the profound and personal meaning of “home” through the creative expressions of 28 Saudi artists, each presenting

In a groundbreaking cultural milestone, Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Commission has announced that elements of Saudi cultural heritage will be included in an international project known as the “Humanity’s Time Capsule,” which will

Saudi Arabia has declared 2025 as the “Year of Handicrafts,” a groundbreaking national initiative dedicated to safeguarding the Kingdom’s cultural heritage, celebrating traditional craftsmanship, and empowering local artisans. Spearheaded by the Ministry

Albania has launched the Saudi Cultural Week, an event drawing significant audiences and cultural enthusiasts, designed to promote cultural exchange and highlight the richness of Saudi heritage and artistic expression. The program

Saudi Arabia celebrated the achievements of its creative talents across a wide range of cultural and artistic fields during the prestigious National Cultural Awards ceremony, attended by distinguished literary, artistic, and intellectual

Diriyah Art Futures, also known as Dar’iyah Art Futures, a pioneering initiative in Saudi Arabia dedicated to supporting digital and media arts, marked the graduation of its inaugural cohort of emerging artists

A new series of training courses has been launched to teach Arabic calligraphy, aiming to preserve this timeless art form and pass it on to future generations. The courses will cover various

The Saudi Literature Commission took part in the Moscow International Book Fair, one of the world’s most prominent cultural gatherings, presenting a comprehensive view of the Kingdom’s evolving literary and cultural landscape.

The winners of the second Literary Creativity Competition, organized by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission, were celebrated in a distinguished ceremony held at the King Fahd Cultural Center in Riyadh, where

The Children’s Literary Week, organized by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission, is currently underway at the Culture Center in Sakaka, Al Jouf region, and will continue through September 4, 2025. The

In a pioneering move toward digital cultural diplomacy, 76 students from Saudi Arabia and Hong Kong took part in a virtual event titled “Superbund Bonding Space” on August 21, held on the

Prince Saud bin Mishaal bin Abdulaziz, Deputy Governor of Makkah Region, inaugurated the International Fair and Museum of the Prophet’s Biography and Islamic Civilization at the Makkah Clock Royal Tower. The exhibition

The Second Arabic Calligraphy Arts Forum has commenced in Jeddah, running until August 28. The event brings together a diverse group of calligraphers and visual artists from Saudi Arabia and abroad to

Riyadh is set to host a major free cultural event on August 18 at the King Fahd Cultural Center, celebrating the deepening diplomatic ties between Saudi Arabia and Japan. The event will

Saudi libraries are undergoing a major transformation as the Ministry of Culture has launched an initiative to convert them into Cultural Houses, dynamic platforms that combine reading, knowledge, creativity, and the arts.

Saudi Arabia is intensifying its efforts to preserve and revive cultural heritage through initiatives aimed at bringing back traditional art forms that were on the verge of extinction. Leading this mission is

A prominent historian has highlighted that Hajj is not only one of the pillars of Islam but also a unique gateway to understanding the Kingdom’s rich culture and centuries-old heritage. Each year,