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Leaders
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Leaders
Raghadan Historical Market Celebrates Al-Baha's Cultural Heritage
The Raghadan Historical Market kicked off on Saturday amid vibrant festive vibes that radiates authenticity and brings to life the spirit of the past, according to the Saudi Press Agency. Under the slogan 'Story… and Heritage,' the market attracted the attention of families working in the cottage industry, artisans, residents, and visitors. Running daily from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm, the market features extraordinary cultural and entertainment activities, including traditional folk performances, heritage displays, rare historical artifacts, as well as theatrical scenes reflecting life aspects in earlier times. Such activities offered a vivid, immersive experience that significantly celebrates Al-Baha Region's rich heritage. There, visitors can enjoy cultural evenings, artistic showcases, along with live folklore performances. The site also boasted dedicated booths highlighting Arabic calligraphy, fine arts, and photography, alongside interactive activities for families and children. To ignite the spirit of enthusiasm, the event also features numerous competitions with prizes and entertainment programs. By showcasing a wide range of handmade crafts and traditional local products, families working in the cottage industry play a pivotal role in the market. Moreover, the market's hospitality section provides authentic food and beverages. Thus, it further enriches the cultural ambiance. Overall, the Raghadan Historical Market seeks to offer a platform for cultural exchange, bolster heritage tourism in Al-Baha Region, and empower artisans and productive families. Related Topics: AlUla's Summer Fruits Season Showcases Local Harvest, Agricultural Traditions Saudi Music Commission Boosts Cultural Landscape during Summer Piano Intensive Heritage Commission Unveils 'Little Explorer' to Foster Cultural Awareness Among Youth Short link : Post Views: 26
Arab News
23-07-2025
- General
- Arab News
Program connects youth to Saudi heritage in Abha
RIYADH: The Heritage Commission launched the Little Explorer program in Abha, aiming to connect younger generations with the Kingdom's heritage and introduce them to elements of national cultural identity. Running until July 26 at Al-Muftaha Village, the event encourages curiosity and appreciation for heritage among children through interactive educational activities. It includes cultural, artistic, sports, and adventure events, as well as workshops. The program emphasizes the preservation of artifacts and responsible engagement with cultural heritage, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Wednesday. Little Explorer is one of the commission's key initiatives to promote national identity and build a generation that values heritage. It is designed for young audiences, combining scientific knowledge with interactive learning. Participants learn the basics of archeology, artifact handling, and excavation through practical tools and realistic simulations, allowing creative and hands-on interaction with heritage.
Leaders
23-07-2025
- Leaders
Heritage Commission Unveils 'Little Explorer' to Foster Cultural Awareness Among Youth
The Heritage Commission has launched the latest edition of its 'Little Explorer' initiative in Abha, marking the event's third stop across the Kingdom. Held at Al-Muftaha Village and running through July 26, the program is part of the Commission's broader mission to connect young people with Saudi Arabia's rich cultural heritage and deepen their understanding of the elements that shape the national identity. Designed to spark curiosity and appreciation among children and youth, 'Little Explorer' offers interactive and educational activities that emphasize the importance of preserving archaeological artifacts and engaging responsibly with cultural heritage. As one of the Commission's flagship initiatives, 'Little Explorer' blends scientific content with hands-on learning, creating a dynamic experience tailored to younger audiences. The program supports the development of a generation that values, protects, and proudly identifies with its cultural heritage. Related Topics: Heritage Commission Hosts Eid Al-Adha Welcome at Thee Ain Historical Village Al-Hadhan Village: Hidden Gem of Nature, Heritage in Najran Architecture Characters Map: 19 Styles Celebrate Saudi Architectural Heritage Short link : Post Views: 10 Related Stories
Asharq Al-Awsat
23-07-2025
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Saudi Heritage Commission Launches 'Little Explorer' to Inspire Heritage Awareness
Saudi Arabia's Heritage Commission launched the 'Little Explorer' event on Tuesday in its third stop in the city of Abha as part of its ongoing efforts to connect younger generations with the Kingdom's heritage and introduce them to the elements that shape the national cultural identity. Running until July 26 at Al-Muftaha Village, the event aims to spark curiosity and instill a sense of value for heritage among children and youth through interactive, educational experiences that highlight the importance of preserving archaeological artifacts and promote responsible engagement with cultural heritage, fostering greater national cultural awareness. 'Little Explorer' stands out as one of the commission's notable initiatives, promoting national identity and building a generation that understands and appreciates the significance of heritage. It is tailored to suit the needs of its young audience, combining scientific knowledge with interactive learning in innovative and engaging ways.
Arab News
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Arab News
Little Explorer event in Jeddah connects young minds with archeology, heritage
Jeddah: The Little Explorer event, which was organized by the Heritage Commission in Jeddah and ran from May 6-10, offered an interactive and engaging educational experience for children. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of archeological excavation and strengthen the connection between younger generations and the Kingdom's cultural heritage, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Blending entertainment with education, the event sought to foster a generation that values antiquities and their role in strengthening national identity. Held in Bab Jadeed, the event was part of the commission's efforts to engage young people in heritage preservation through educational and hands-on activities, which introduced archeological principles and promoted the protection of historic sites. The event featured five main pavilions, each designed as an educational and interactive station, according to the SPA. The Little Explorer's Tale took place in an interactive cinema screening an educational animation that simulated an exploratory journey to the Al-Faw archeological site, offering an engaging introduction to cultural heritage. Children at the Explorer's Academy viewed authentic artifacts from various civilizations and learned about excavation tools and archeological processes. The Excavation Simulation offered a hands-on experience, allowing participants to search for artifacts using real tools in a realistic sand-filled setting. The Archeological Workshop provided a space for creative drawing with children learning about historic monuments with the help of iPads. The Play and Learn area combined recreational games with archeological themes, making heritage exploration both fun and educational for children.
