Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
Make the most of the final days of summer at The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain, where sun-soaked afternoons, indulgent treatments and leisurely dining offer plenty of ways to unwind.
Settle in for a weekend of leisurely dining, generous brunches and indulgent treats at InterContinental Bahrain.
If seafood is your idea of the perfect Thursday night, Hilton Bahrain has plenty to tempt you with its weekly Seafood Night, featuring fresh catches, sushi and live cooking stations.
Enjoy a private island escape at Hawar Resort by Mantis, where the experience extends beyond the comfort of your villa.
Rediscover Lebanese flavours by the sea at Byblos, where the warmth and character of Lebanese dining come together at the Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay.
Aqua Vista Bahrain has plenty in store to make this season even more tempting.
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.
THE latest mystery novel from British author Richard Osman, titled We Chase Shadows, has hit the shelves.
Horror film Resident Evil, adapted from the Capcom game franchise, is out now in cinemas.
Canadian pop star Carly Rae Jepsen releases double album titled Day and Night tomorrow (September 18).
Septembers in Bahrain have a certain refreshed energy to them - families returning recharged from their vacations, children back in school for a new year and weekly rituals getting revived.
What is the ‘why’ of it all? Meaningful/less, the latest group art exhibition at Al Riwaq Art Space, offers some answers to the existential crisis in which many are finding themselves amidst uncertain times, while inviting viewers to dive deeper.
Bahrain’s heritage, its connection to the sea and the strength of its women have inspired emerging Bahraini artist Lulwa Al Hayki to create a series of paintings exploring identity through colour, music and traditional dress.
