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Beirut Art Days is back. From July 9 to 12 the second edition of this bold citywide festival will bring the capital to life with color sound movement and meaning.

Internationally acclaimed Lebanese photographer Roger Moukarzel still remembers his humble beginnings in the mountain village of Beit Chabeb, where summers were full of adventure.

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

Based in Beirut, Ghazi Baker creates dense, layered pieces that reflect the chaos, tension and complexity of his surroundings.

Tucked away in the scenic village of Ehmej in the Byblos district, a unique Lebanese initiative is making an impact at home and abroad.

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

Today in Serepta, more commonly known as Sarafand, a sleepy village in southern Lebanon, one family is determined to keep the ancient tradition of glassblowing alive.

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

Blending traditional artistry with contemporary aesthetics, Iwan Maktabi has redefined the world of carpets.