Riyadh Film Music Festival Returns for Second Year
This year's festival offers a unique audio-visual experience that combines screenings of iconic films with live orchestral performances, underscoring the commission's commitment to fostering the arts and stimulating cultural activity in the capital, in line with the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
The Riyadh Film Music Festival is one of the key initiatives under the Lifestyle Sector of the Royal Commission for Riyadh City and is part of the events held in conjunction with the Esports World Cup.
It aims to host some of the world's largest cultural and entertainment events, offering diverse artistic and recreational options for residents and visitors alike, while reinforcing Riyadh's position on the global cultural map.
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