The Cultural Village Katara has continued to offer a variety of festive events in celebration of Eid al-Adha and attracting more visitors.
On the second day of Eid holidays, large crowds from various nationalities and age groups gathered, enjoying an atmosphere filled with joy and a strong sense of family togetherness. The day was marked by authentic folkloric performances drawn from the rich heritage of Morocco and Syria. Traditional rhythms and melodies blended harmoniously with the energy of the audience, who enthusiastically engaged with the musical and dance performances that reflected cultural identity and heritage.
At the Al Thuraya Planetarium, captivating educational shows attracted families and children, adding a scientific and entertaining dimension to the Eid celebration, with an interactive experience that combined imagination and knowledge at a high level.
In Building 18, the exhibition "Windows from Gaza" continues to welcome visitors, presenting artworks and models that carry the heartbeat of the land and messages of hope. The exhibited works highlight scenes from daily life in Gaza, expressing resilience and enduring beauty in the face of adversity.
The play "The Haunted House" also drew large audiences with its thrilling and dramatic atmosphere, offering family entertainment that skilfully balanced comedy and mystery, receiving an enthusiastic response from attendees.
Children’s joy was a central part of the scene. Katara’s events brought delight to their eyes due to the distribution of Eid gifts and engaging entertainment activities spread across multiple areas, making the Eid celebration at Katara a cross-generational and cross-cultural festivity, brimming with joy and community spirit.
Music was an essential element of the celebration as well. The Katara Oud Center hosted enchanting musical evenings that blended the warmth of melodies with the elegance of performance. Renowned oud masters and musicians performed pieces drawn from the classical Arab musical tradition, much to the delight of the audience.
The festivities will continue until Sunday, as Katara opens its doors to all visitors, serving as a vibrant platform for joy, cultural diversity, and a living bridge between heritage and modernity.
