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ThreE Bahrain-based photographers have made the kingdom proud by winning top positions in the first edition of the Doha Photography Award 2025.

Let the light in

 A solar engineer by day and a musician by night, Ahmed Baqeri hopes to help his listeners find their inner sunshine with his new music and upcoming album Once Upon a Time, Before Sunrise.

Art in motion

Bahraini artist Mohamed Taha is captivating art lovers across the kingdom through his solo exhibition entitled Motion, which celebrates the fluidity and rhythm of human movement.

British Club hosts Netball tournament

The British Club in Um Al Hassam is organising its ‘Movember’ Netball Tournament tomorrow, November 14, from 1pm to 5pm.

Only the finest at K Hotel

Indulge in a selection of delicious dishes at the K Hotel Bahrain’s revamped Friday Brunch.

Diverse culinary delights at The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain

As the cooler weather sets in, treat yourself to an unforgettable dining experience by the beach, where the ocean breeze and serenity create the perfect backdrop, at The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain.

It’s the apocalypse!

The first two episodes of post-apocalyptic black comedy series Pluribus are out now on Apple TV, with a weekly release scheduled until December 26.

Oh! To Be Young

Bahrain-based author Seemal Rahman’s debut book POV: Point of View of a Teenager hits the shelves tomorrow, November 14.