The residents of the old-fashioned Beirut building decide to restore their building after the end of the civil war in the early nineties.

The camera wanders, chronicling the reality of the city, its memory…

Only One Man Wanted, a socio-political metaphor about the Arab-Israeli conflict.

This is a poetic flight in time, back to when young men dreamed of changing the world with their own hands and forward to a present where young men just want the security of a salaried job.

Bringing together more than 250 pieces that are divided by themes relevant to various historical episodes from Lebanon, the Arab region, and the world.

We invite you to explore over 250 items of curiosity from around the world!

Expect artefacts, scientific instruments, household items, cinema and theatre posters, photographs, souvenirs and toys—and many more handcrafted obsoletes

The second edition of Bazaar Azār: an artisanal market for arts, crafts, embroidery and food, all produced by women who are participating individually or as an organisation.

Lana Halabi of Halabi Bookshop will be reading highlights from the literary works of the late writer Salam El-Rassi, a pillar of Lebanese folk literature.

The workshop will introduce different techniques of patchwork by incorporating abstract designs and vibrant materials to collectively create a large wall-hanging of needlework at the end of the activity.

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

The film follows Shaheen as he goes to Palestine searching for young Palestinian musical talents and enrolling them at the Berklee College of Music.

This film is about a lifetime project of Lebanese people dedicated to saving the famous cedar tree forest of Becharreh.

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

The film documents the life and biography of the Palestinian singer and poet 'Abu Arab', who is considered a living memory of the Palestinian musical heritage.

Testimonies of ordinary people who lived war and its tragedy, while highlighting the necessity of a trial to analyse the reasons behind the Lebanese war to avoid its repetition.

The film follows Shaheen as he goes to Palestine searching for young Palestinian musical talents and enrolling them at the Berklee College of Music.

The film documents the life and biography of the Palestinian singer and poet 'Abu Arab', who is considered a living memory of the Palestinian musical heritage.

Twelve Palestinian women sit and talk of their life before the Diaspora, of their memories and their identity.

Is there a link between the colonization of Palestinian lands and the enclosing of Palestinian minds?

In this vegetable and cereal fermentation workshop, participants will share a collaborative and hands-on teamwork experience which aims for a collective conversation.