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An exhibition merging the best of two worlds – poetry and art – is set to be inaugurated on Saturday, October 11, by the kingdom’s oldest writing group – the Bahrain Writers’ Circle (BWC).

Jammin’ IT WITH STYLE!

The people of Bahrain are jamming and, as the late, great Bob Marley once proclaimed ‘I wanna jam it wid you, We’re jammin’, jammin’, And I hope you like jammin’, too’.

Picture ‘pore’fect

GulfWeekly’s columnist Preety Praveen talks about empathising with your skin to yield the best results, as the weather gradually changes, advocating home remedies and mindful skincare.

Pocket therapist

As more people in Bahrain embrace open dialogue on mental health issues, whether it is through their social media channels or focused events, the community is witnessing a shift in awareness levels.

Spooky abode

Fantasy mystery novel What the Water Remembers by former Bahrain resident Elyse Welles has hit the shelves.

Mysterious, musical spaces

English musician Brian Eno and Anglo-American conceptual artist and producer Beatie Wolfe are releasing their third collaborative project Liminal.

Cultural extravaganza

The Korean Embassy is hosting a vibrant Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving) celebration today, October 9 at Bahrain Mall.

Flavours galore

Head down to the Dilmun Club Bahrain for a week full of exciting events and great food.

Charming bites to savour

InterContinental Bahrain invites guests to indulge in a special Pink Afternoon Tea in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, showcasing an elegant array of handcrafted pink pastires, delicate sweets and more.