People & Stories

For decades, the St. Georges Hotel has stood as a symbol of Lebanon’s enduring spirit.

Social entrepreneur and founder of Tawlet restaurants and Souk el Tayeb Kamal Mouzawak’s tells us about his passion for food and for Lebanon.

At BlattChaya, each tile tells a story — not just of Lebanese heritage, but of resilience, artistry and an unwavering commitment to quality.

Ghazi Baker’s art doesn’t ask to be understood — it demands to be experienced. With a background in architecture and a self-taught approach to painting, his work blends discipline with disorder, …

Known to shine abroad, the Lebanese can be found in every corner of the world. What’s more, there are many celebrities who have roots in Lebanon. 

Salim Azzam is much more than a fashion designer; he is a storyteller who intricately weaves the stories of his homeland with passion.

Artist Rawia Ghandour Zantout blends post-impressionism with modern techniques, inspired by Lebanon’s beauty.

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate Lebanese women who inspire with resilience, creativity and determination across various fields.

Professional dancer, choreographer and DWTS judge Mazen Kiwan tells us about tango in Lebanon, his favorite thing about the country and Koon in Shouf.