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Aspiring sketch artists and doodlers are being invited to take part in a global drawing campaign to encourage people to pick up the colourful art form as well as raise awareness about how creativity is linked to wellbeing.
The kingdom’s popular gaming group, TableTop House Bahrain, aims to spark nostalgia, build social bonding as well as provide an escape from every day “adulting” by staging bi-monthly mini-conventions for young and old to enjoy.
Two Bahraini card and board game enthusiasts are paying homage to the kingdom’s culture with Al Nakhal, a card-based board game in which players compete in a race to build a palm tree farm.
As the Jazz Fest revs up for its third iteration, it may seem difficult to believe that it all started with a coffee table conversation and now, a mere three years later, the event has grown into an international phenomenon putting Bahrain firmly on the international jazz scene.
