Beirut Art Fair’s 2018 program will have a photography focus for the first time in its nine-year history as it returns to the capital from 20-23 September 2018.

Celebrating the city’s vibrant food scene, Beirut Restaurants Festival is returning to the capital for its third edition from 28-30 September.

Under the title of “Dabke Fever,” the Jabalna Association is bringing back the National Dabke Festival to Maaser el Chouf on 2 September.

With the support of the Ministry of Tourism, we take a look around Saida’s fragrant Soap Museum.

This week, Fadi Abi Ramia, chief concierge at the Phoenicia Hotel Beirut, gives his top tips on where to buy traditional and contemporary hand-made souvenirs.

Despite being a relatively new addition to the country’s list of festivals, Sidon International Festival (SIF) has quickly established itself as one not to miss.

Living Lebanon specializes in off-the-beaten-track experiences around the country, from organized group tours to customized trips.

With festival season coming to a close, we round off one last compilation of events not to miss.