Former Bahrain resident and publisher Robin Barratt’s new book focusing on mental health is set to hit the shelves next month, following Mental Health Awareness Month in May, and features entries from 32 countries including the kingdom.
Readers across the kingdom participate in GulfWeekly’s digital detox challenge, in honour of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, documenting their experience ‘switching off’ for 24 hours - no screens, no social media!
The Bahrain Businesswomen’s Society is set to launch its third annual art exhibition today, May 22, at the Safeya Ali Kanoo Hub, under the patronage of National Arts Council member Shaikha Dwa bint Khalid Al Khalifa, bringing together works by 12 Bahraini artists and four guest artists from Kuwait.
Bahraini author Nada Fardan’s latest children’s book has hit the shelves this month, highlighting the idea that something good can only be built on strong, noble foundations, writes Melissa Nazareth.
Bahrain-based Filipino expatriate couple Aileen and Brian Amado never imagined that a chance decision to enrol their son Brent for music classes during the Covid-19 pandemic would lead to him serenading an international audience someday, writes Melissa Nazareth.
Sheraton Bahrain Hotel has expanded its culinary offerings with the recent opening of Brasero Atlántico, a vibrant rooftop lounge and restaurant bringing the essence of Argentina to Manama.
