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Wednesday (Feb 6)¥ Singing Signs course for mums and tots begins today at the Futureshape Studio at the Garden City in Budaiya. The course will run for four weeks, every Wednesday from 9am to 9.30am and will be followed by SoftPlay. Course fee is BD25 and includes entrance to SoftPlay, course book, lamenated picture cards, Singing Signs DVD and 150 most popular signs to enhance and encourage communication. For details contact Shelly Harrigan on 39653678 or visit www.softplaybahrain.com.
Thursday (Feb 7)
¥ The Royal Society of St George is holding an Accession Progression to commemorate the accession to the British throne of HM Queen Elizabeth II at the La Cave restaurant lounge in Adliya at 7.30pm for 8pm. The evening will feature a welcome reception followed by a three-course dinner with unlimited selected beverages. Rate per head is BD15. Music will be provided by resident DJ. For details contact 39726329.
Saturday (Feb 9)
¥ Last day of the Brazilian Chef's promotion at the Ramada Hotel in Adliya. A second promotion - Steaks and Steaks Galore will be held at the Le Jardin and the Exchange restaurant and pub from February 21 to 28. For details contact 17742000.
¥ A one-day free Digital Photography Workshop is being offered by Ahlia University's new Media Production Center at its campus in the Gosi Complex on Exhibition Road. Photojournalists, fashion photographers and photography lovers are invited for the event that will be presented by Laurence Brown.
Timing is from 10am to 4pm. For registration contact 17298950.
Sunday (Feb 10)
¥ Iraqi artist Salam Omar is presenting his artworks at the Bahrain Arts Society.
His work expresses bright, colourful and geometric figures and the exhibition is a collage of several stories weaved together.
The exhibition will run until February 14. For details contact 17590551
Mondy (Feb 11)
¥ Syrian artist Abdulla Murad is holding an exhibition at the Albareh Art Gallery in Adliya. His work reflects virtues of honesty and purity. Also described as a poet, he plays with the harmonies of colour and light. For details contact 17717707.
Tuesday (Feb 12)
¥ Last day of an exhibition titled Colours of Turkey held by Turkish artist Mujgan Ozkaya at the Bahrain Arts Centre. It represents Turkish women from various walks of life and she has used oil-on-canvas technique. For details contact 17298900.
