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Katya Traboulsi’s sculpture exhibition “Perpetual Identities” at the Saleh Barakat Gallery shows that beauty can survive even the darkest of times.

For the first time in history, Lebanon will be officially represented at the Venice Biennale of Architecture, with its own national pavilion.

The fifth edition of Night of the Museums is taking place on 14 April, 2018, offering visitors the chance to explore 13 museums across Lebanon for free.

D Beirut will soon play host to the 14th edition of the Beirut International Platform of Dance.

Beirut is well known for its eclectic art scene and there are a number of exhibitions that are definitely worth visiting this month.

The Phoenicia Hotel Art Photo competition crowns Nathalie Chebaklo as the winner for its 2018 edition.

While HORECA is known for being a hospitality and foodservice trade show, design has found a niche at the exhibition.

Possibly one of Lebanon’s biggest productions of the year, “In Syria” tells the story of two Syrian families and their fight for survival.

To mark the silver anniversary, this year’s Al Bustan Festival is centered on Johann Sebastian Bach, the composer whose music, for many, personifies the Baroque period.