People & Stories

Possibly one of Lebanon’s biggest productions of the year, “In Syria” tells the story of two Syrian families and their fight for survival.

Get into the Irish spirit and celebrate the St. Patrick’s Day traditions at one these fun events.

Through “Haneen,” a collective work of Lebanese and Syrian artists on the impact of war on childhood, two nationalities unite to speak with one voice.

Fresh and tangy, tabbouleh is a true reflection of Lebanon in a dish, as Zeinab Jeambey from the Food Heritage Foundation explains.

Celebrity chef and TV personality Joe Barza takes us around his beautiful hometown of Tyre in South Lebanon.

Beirut storyteller Ronnie Chatah has revived his popular walking tours, providing participants with a rare opportunity to delve into the country’s complex history.

MakeSense, a global community dedicated to supporting local entrepreneurs, hosted its second SenseCamp in Beirut (19-21 January) to discuss social issues affecting the country.

Ziad Doueiri’s award-winning film has scooped an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film 2018, the first Lebanese film to be in the running for an Academy Award.

Maya Husseini, a stained-glass designer, has spent almost three decades creating intricate art. We take a closer look at her beautiful work.