Al Kout Festival
Wooo HOOOO! An event we know about BEFORE it happens!
March 31 and April 1, 11am -7pm. American University of Kuwait, Salmiya Campus
The Arabian Heritage Project is proud to present “Al-Kout Festival”
(Old Kuwait Festival) an event being held to celebrate the grand opening of the
Arabian Heritage Project, a research, archival, and outreach center dedicated to
promoting and fostering the heritage of the Peninsula and related cultures.
Two days of celebration from 11 am till 7 pm at the American University Of
Kuwait campus in Salmiya. The event will include National Museum Exhibits, live
performances by Kuwaiti traditional bands (Bin Hussein and Mayouf), Sawt
musicians, Bedouin poetry, Kuwaiti History Game Show, distinguished live
Craftsmen, a Bazaar, old Kuwaiti cars, refreshments; basically a chance to
experience authentic Kuwaiti Tradition and Culture at its best.
The Festival opens at 11am, performances (Kuwaiti Sawt musicians, poetry,
Kuwaiti music piano recital, etc.) begin at noon. Sea bands begin at 5pm each
day.
Please note, parking is limited. Carpooling is advised.
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Looks like fun! Thanks intlxpatr 😀
hello dear, I noticed you have a problem reaching events happen here in Kuwait, i just want to tell you that I keep a daily updated art agenda on the side bar of my blog to announce art and cultural events 🙂 and I got your event you posted written there as well once I saw it. thank you
Have fun, 1001! 🙂
Wooo HOOO, Deema! Thank you! So it’s OK if I go to your blog and steal stuff for my blog?? LOL! I love the way you keep us up to date on the arts in Kuwait.
BTW, I am guessing that the people doing this are students – and they have managed to ignite a lot of interest in all the communities in Kuwait by getting the word out so effectively. Hats off to effective PR!
this is fantastic.
Have fun, Steve.