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More than BD29,000 was raised at the 12th Against The Clock tournament held at the Bahrain International Circuit, Sakhir.
More than 30 embassies and represented countries took part in an Embassy Bazaar at the Children and Mothers Welfare Society, Isa Town.
American rap group Outlawz held a concert at Marina Club. The event, a part of the Tupac Still Breathing tour, was organised by Bahrain-based DJ Outlaw Productions.
Al Ruwad School Nursery students were given safety tips during a visit to the Budaiya Fire station.
The week-long celebration to mark the finale of the French Week 2007 was a stylish affair which ended with a lavish dinner hosted at the Ritz Carlton Bahrain Hotel and Spa.
The Celtic Tenors – Matthew Gilsenan, James Nelson and Daryl Simpson, who are the most successful classical crossover artists ever to have come out of Ireland, took to the stage with world-class soloist/soprano Deirdre Shannon at the Upstairs Downstairs Restaurant, Adliya.
Narnia, based on the novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by author C S Lewis was staged by students of the Al Raja School, Manama.
People of all ages turned out to witness a spectacular aerobatic display by four pilots at the King Faisal Corniche, near the Bahrain Financial Harbour.
Students displayed their musical talents at the Bahrain Music Institute, Zinj. More than 40 students, aged six and above, performed.
The New Indian School celebrated its 17th Annual Day at its Isa Town campus.
A search for the Prince and Princess of the Karnataka Social Club was held at the clubhouse in Manama.
Laughter Club members gathered at the Kerala Catholic Association to celebrate the Laughter Day.
