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Not all children spend their holidays glued to the screen or getting bored. Several young philanthropists based in Bahrain are engaging in social work this summer, shining a bright spotlight on the importance of introducing community-oriented activities at an early age.

Mystical charm of Salalah

A Bahrain-based adventurer and overlander has added another feather to his wanderlust hat this summer by completing a ‘soul-stirring’ expedition to Oman.

What’s the scoop?

As the temperatures soar, our quest for unique chilled eats continues. This week, GulfWeekly lists some interesting ice creams from around the world, highlighting unique flavours and cultural ways of devouring these irresistible cool treats.

Fruity wraps!

To stay cool this summer, chefs across Bahrain have been infusing perennial favourites like shawarma and sandwiches with seasonal flavours, like mango and watermelon, writes Naman Arora.

Sip on a sonnet

Bahrain-based author and wordsmith Nivedita Roy has released her latest book of poems, exploring diverse themes inspired by injustice, war, women’s issues and more, writes Melissa Nazareth.

Spelling out grief

Adult fiction author Joanne Yi’s debut novel All the Tomorrows After hits the shelves on August 19.

Trading love

Romantic comedy film Materialists is out now in theatres.

Bao down to the flavours so bold

This summer, Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay has lined up an array of fantastic dining experiences.

Menu that’s too good to resist!

Celebrate India’s 79th Independence Day in style at the Ritz-Carlton Bahrain.