Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
The weekend is set to sizzle at The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain, where the dining line-up moves effortlessly between smoky kebabs, colourful tapas and sophisticated nights of live jazz.
Brunch is getting an extended makeover at Hilton Bahrain this weekend with the launch of a brand-new six-hour experience.
Sheraton Bahrain Hotel is inviting guests to enjoy a selection of dining experiences, from sunset drinks and Latin American-inspired flavours to traditional feasts and globally inspired dishes.
Football fans have even more reason to catch the action at InterContinental Bahrain, where every Saudi Pro League matchday comes with the chance to score rewards.
Get into the back-to-school spirit with a spectacular Friday Brunch at Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay.
Summer days are made for getting away, and Aqua Vista Bahrain has plenty on offer to make the season even more tempting.
Entries poured in as GulfWeekly launched an art contest last month. We invited Bahrain-based talents under 18 years to send us their artworks, with the goal to showcase unique perspectives and encourage creative thinking and expression.
English singer-songwriter Ellie Goulding releases her sixth studio album I Know Too Much tomorrow, September 4.
Contemporary fiction novel Queenie Is Working On It by Candice Carty-Williams hits the shelves on September 8.
Road horror film It Ends is out now in theatres and brings alive the terrifying experience of four friends on a late night drive.
Travel, for first-time author Salman Al Mattar, is not about collecting destinations, but rather nurturing curiosity. The 39-year-old Bahraini serial entrepreneur and lifelong traveller has published his debut book The Daring Duckling - an archive of his maiden trip eastwards to discover the tantalising treasures of Thailand.
Psychologists and teachers in Bahrain are encouraging young minds to pursue their interests without feeling pressured to excel at them, nodding to the return of the ‘lost art of pastimes’.
