Culture Ministry Announces 'Ramadan Season' Across Saudi Arabia
The Saudi Ministry of Culture will host "Ramadan Season 1446 AH" in cities nationwide. The initiative features cultural and community events highlighting Ramadan's heritage and Saudi traditions.
Under the slogan "Our Nights Have Returned," the ministry will decorate roads and public spaces with lights and installations. Key locations in Riyadh and Jeddah, including Al Ghadeer Walkway, Olaya Street, and the Jeddah Corniche, will be illuminated.
The Jeddah Historic District will host events, including a historical houses area with restaurants and cafes offering unique Iftar and Suhoor experiences. "Balad Stalls" will provide a food destination with stalls, trucks, and seating.
The Ministry aims to celebrate Saudi Ramadan traditions through a cultural experience combining entertainment and education, reinforcing cultural awareness and social values.
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