From 8 to 15 August 2025, the village of Hrajel in Mount Lebanon will come alive with music, tradition and community as the Hrajel Festival returns for eight vibrant nights of celebration. The event coincides with Eid Al Saydeh, one of the most cherished religious holidays in the region, offering visitors a unique blend of cultural festivity and spiritual reflection.
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Founded in 1988, the Hrajel Festival has grown into a major summer attraction, drawing tens of thousands annually to its charming mountain setting. With free entrance and a family-friendly atmosphere, the festival showcases Lebanese heritage through live performances, street food and artisan crafts.
From 8 to 13 August, visitors can enjoy nightly concerts starting at 7:30 pm, along with over 150 stands featuring traditional cuisine and handmade products. This year’s lineup includes popular Lebanese artists such as Naji El Osta, the Chehade Brothers, George Nehme, Amir Yazbeck, Pavo, Cirquenciel and more.
The festival finale on 14 and 15 August, marks a shift to a more spiritual tone with traditional masses, choirs and candlelit gatherings held in honor of the Virgin Mary.
Set against the backdrop of Hrajel’s natural beauty, this beloved festival continues to grow in both size and significance, celebrating Lebanese identity through music, faith and togetherness.
For more details, visit the official Hrajel Festival page.
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