Darej is a Lebanon-wide music tour by four music ensembles composed of Action for Hope Music School graduates. The four ensembles are: Sharq, Jawab, Zhourat and Awj.

The mental & psychic structure of the so-called ‘Egyptian revolution generation’, reconstructing facts related to Egypt’s far and near history.

Discussion of the medical and humanitarian situation in Gaza strip.

Rouge is a performance by a group of Syrian women refugees to Lebanon who were among a larger group that participated in literacy training organized by Action for Hope in 2015.

The Tunisian Star Lotfi Bouchnak, who held one of the greatest performances of the 2018 Beirut Spring Festival, is back in Beirut to sign his new album “Lubnan”.

A journey of one man’s search for an identity, during the first few days of the Egyptian revolution.

The talk presents Dabkeh in its political and social context while discussing its aesthetic and role in the intensification of knowledge and popular culture.

This documentary that explores the lives of Shoushou and Mohammad Farag, two children who live and work in the tanneries in Egypt.

Photo stories from Lebanon, Palestine, Syria and Yemen showing the cultural heritage and diversity in those countries.

Khalid, a 35-year-old filmmaker, is struggling to captures the soul of his city while facing loss in his own life.

The Baalbeck Festival opens in July with a concert entitled ‘Baalbeck Remembers Oum Kalthoum’, a tribute from the festival’s organising committee to the ‘Star of the East’ who sang at the ruins of the city in 1966, 1968 and 1970.

Dar El-Nimer for Art and Culture invites you to the launch of the DVD film "3000 Nights" and screening of a short backstage documentary, followed by a discussion with director Mai Masri and producer Sabine Sidawi.

Manal, Zaki and Mounir are in their twenties, living in a confined community where basic needs are met yet chaos and disorder brew.

How does urban planning work in Lebanon? What is the motivation behind the issuance of directive designs? In what way do these designs violate fundamental rights?

Hedi is a simple young man. He is not very talkative, not very reactive and does not expect much from the life that is traced for him.

Born in Acre in 1938, Toufic Abdul-Al belongs to the first generation of modern Palestinian artists. His works are distinguished through his visual culture and freedom of expression.

A book launch and a guided tour by the curator will follow the talk revisiting the journey of late Palestinian artist Toufic Abdul-Al.

Initiating a series of conversations about the role of university-level design programs in addressing the needs of the cities.

Tarik wears makeup and dresses as a woman. He dances on a cart drawn by a dying horse and a father who doesn’t watch him anymore.

Benjamin Ladraa, a Swedish human rights activist who's been walking all the way from Sweden to Palestine to raise awareness.