"Lebanese heritage"

Used by numerous religions to mark the repetitions of prayers, chants or devotions, misbaha (prayer beads) are an important part of Lebanese heritage.

With a winding old marketplace, a seaside castle and a strong Lebanese heritage, Saida is easily one of Lebanon’s most delightful destinations.

“I love Lebanese heritage and built on that to create my latest collection” – we profile the golden world of jewelry through the eyes of designer Joanna Dahdah.

Marilyne Naaman has been redefining what it means to be a Lebanese artist in a global context, embodying a generation that honors its roots while embracing the world.

Father-and-daughter artists Anachar Basbous and Shana discuss sculpture, jewelry, heritage and translating monumental forms into wearable art.

Explore Lebanon’s rich culture and history by visiting some of the most magnificent museums that each region has to offer.

Known for its restaurants, Em Sherif is also quietly nurturing Lebanon’s creative soul through the Em Sherif Art Foundation.

Lebanon’s ceramists are transforming clay into art. From delicate tableware to striking sculptural pieces, meet the makers shaping Beirut’s ceramic scene.

Celebrate culture, music and faith at Hrajel Festival 2025, taking place from 8 to 15 August in Mount Lebanon.