Tania Saleh has crafted a lively and educational book that intertwines music, language, and art. The book features Arabic song lyrics alongside English and French translations, accompanied by charming illustrations for children to colour.

This display of Mandate-era Palestinian and Lebanese artworks and crafts accompanies the book launch of Resurgent Nahda: The Arab Exhibitions in Mandate Jerusalem (Kaph Books, 2024), which explores the cultural and political significance of two major Arab exhibitions held in Jerusalem in 1933 and 1934.

Antoine Kabbabe He began filming a documentary about Hamra Street without any prior script. As he walked through the street, he revisited the beautiful days, recalling every corner, shop, restaurant, hall, and cinema—reviving the memories shared by his generation.

Screening of three short Palestinian historical documentaries that address current events in Gaza and the Palestinian territories. The event will feature the participation of writer and filmmaker Khadija Habashneh Abu Ali.

A tribute to the popular poet Omar El Zeenni. El Zeenni's songs and poems have left an imprint on Lebanese and Arab pop culture.

Celebrating the 7th Pan-Arab Mahmoud Kahil Award for Comics.

Nadi Lekol Nas organises an encounter with director Hady Zaccak and the screening of his short films Lebanon through the cinema and The War Cinema in Lebanon.

Tosh Fesh Invites you to the launch of "Tosh Fesh 8", "The Demon" by Jaafar El Zein and "Back and Forth" by Rojer Feghali.

Following the success of her play 'Where Can I Find Someone Like You, Ali?' which toured all over the world and was watched by more than 15,000 people, Raeda Taha launches its text in a book of the same title.

Book launch of 'Sabah Fakhri: A Biography and Legacy'.

The encyclopedia consists of 11 volumes and was based on the writings of Arab historians and geographers, and on a number of Arab or foreign historical books.

The book recounts the coming of age of a blind Palestinian boy of modest milieu during the turbulent years leading up to the fall of Palestine in 1948.

This book is an introduction to the world of famous female singers of the 1940s in Lebanon and presents you with detailed information about their daily lives. Twelve singers are featured in this book.

The book launch of Nawa El-Hawa includes a compilation of poetry designs by different designers who took part in our summer TYPOEM workshop, led by Iranian graphic designer Reza Abedini.

Lutfi Al-Sumi will be discussing the Biblical myths and the influences they have on the history of the region especially on Palestine.

Artist, calligrapher and researcher of Islamic art, Samir Sayegh will be reading passages from his new book “The New Epistles”.

The book tackles a long personal history with the Palestine liberation movement, and addresses a crucial stage of the course of the Palestinian struggle, including its successes and failures, its victories and its defeats.