Renowned for his uncompromising vision and brazen designs, Bernard Khoury is the architect who builds where others dare not.

May in Lebanon brings a full calendar of concerts, festivals, hikes and food events. Here are our top picks.

There are nightclubs, and then there is B 018. We tell the story of Beirut’s iconic nightlife venue and its resurrection.

Born and raised in Beirut, Milia Maroun went on to become one of the most distinctive voices in Lebanese fashion.

With a neighboring winery, Byout Ghalboun ia a guesthouse project with nature and preservation of heritage at its heart.

The Pavilion of Lebanon returns to La Biennale Arte 2026 with an immersive installation by Nabil Nahas. The work explores memory, identity, nature and the cosmos.

Urban Blooms, a participatory cultural initiative launched by BeyArt and the Beirut Museum of Art (BeMA), takes art out of institutions and puts it where people actually live.

With nature in full bloom, May is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful months of the year. It also marks the month of the Virgin Mary in Lebanon.