Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
The festive season is just around the corner, and the British Club Bahrain is getting into the Christmas spirit with a series of celebrations starting with its annual Christmas Market on November 21.
World-renowned Chef Wolfgang Puck is bringing his Generational Tasting Tour to a close in Bahrain tonight, November 5, with Re/Asian Cuisine at Four Seasons Hotel Bahrain Bay hosting the tour’s final stop.
Make weekends memorable with Fridays at Sheraton, a new family experience where exceptional dining, engaging entertainment and quality time come together in a welcoming setting.
Soak in sun-drenched sea views at Aqua Vista Bahrain’s Friday Social brunch, the perfect event to kick off the weekend.
Experience an unforgettable escape at Hawar Resort by Mantis, where every moment is designed to delight.
InterContinental Bahrain has an exciting calendar of dining experiences and entertainment in store, with something to suit every taste and occasion.
There is no shortage of reasons to visit The Ritz-Carlton, Bahrain this week, as the hotel rolls out a tempting line-up of live music, distinctive dining experiences and an exciting culinary residency.
BAHRAINI karateka Rawan Ebrahim Rabeea has made history after earning a Japan Karate Association (JKA) black belt at just 14 years old, becoming one of the youngest in the kingdom ever to do so.
American rock band Kings of Leon drop their new album O My Beloved tomorrow, November 6, marking their 10th full-length record.
Animated comedy film Cat in the Hat is out today in cinemas.
Biographical sports drama The Greatest is out now on Amazon Prime Video.
Human thought, emotion, memory and perception are some of the themes that will be explored at Landscapes of the Mind exhibition, which opens today in Manama.
Young music sensation Serena Khan has struck a high note for Bahrain, recently winning the prestigious Mayor’s Award at the Baltic Voice International Music Competition in Lithuania.
An eclectic blend of talent, cultures and musical traditions will take centre stage today as one of Bahrain’s oldest choirs, Manama Singers, performs alongside the iconic Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra in a unique concert led by Maestro Waheed Al Khan.
