City Centre Bahrain
City Centre Bahrain National Day celebrations kicks off
MANAMA, 10 days ago
City Centre Bahrain, the premier shopping, entertainment and lifestyle destination in the kingdom, has announced a week of vibrant celebrations from December 13 to 17 to mark Bahrain’s National Day.
A carefully curated lineup of cultural performances, live entertainment, and special giveaways ensures there’s something for everyone, making it an unmissable weekend at Bahrain’s most iconic mall.
Reflecting its commitment to supporting the Bahraini community and celebrating the nation’s rich heritage, City Centre Bahrain’s National Day programme blends traditional artistry and contemporary festivity, creating memorable experiences for families and visitors.
A week of celebration to remember
On December 13, the festivities kick off with a Traditional National Band performing live in the Central Galleria. Adding to the excitement, visitors will be treated to exclusive giveaways by the mall’s Customer Service team.
Families are in for a treat on December 15 with a delightful Meet and Greet featuring Dabdoob, the mascot of the Dabdoob App. Children will enjoy interacting with Dabdoob and receiving over 500 gifts. This family-friendly event will also feature live performances by a traditional band from 7 pm to 9 pm.
The peak of the celebrations comes on December 16 and 17, with Jalsa Watan, a spellbinding musical event in the Central Galleria. This exquisite concert series brings together the region’s finest talents for two unforgettable evenings:
•On December 16, the stage will light up with performances by Hanan Rida, Faisal Al-Ansari, and, Ibrahim Al-Najm delivering a mix of beloved classics and traditional Bahraini songs.
•On December 17, the magic continues with Mohammed Al-Tamimi, Nouf Al-Muhri, and Yaman Al-Amer, showcasing their exceptional artistry and passion for authentic regional music.
Both evenings of Jalsa Watan will run from 7 pm to 10 pm, transporting audiences to a world of music inspired by the region’s rich traditions.--TradeArabia News Service
