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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.

Through “Haneen,” a collective work of Lebanese and Syrian artists on the impact of war on childhood, two nationalities unite to speak with one voice.

With the support of the Lebanese Ministry of Tourism, we round up five major events to jot down in your diary.

Beirut storyteller Ronnie Chatah has revived his popular walking tours, providing participants with a rare opportunity to delve into the country’s complex history.

MakeSense, a global community dedicated to supporting local entrepreneurs, hosted its second SenseCamp in Beirut (19-21 January) to discuss social issues affecting the country.

Ziad Doueiri’s award-winning film has scooped an Oscar nomination for Best Foreign Film 2018, the first Lebanese film to be in the running for an Academy Award.

The long wait is finally over. “Still Burning” is in cinemas across Lebanon after more than one year of its first show in Dubai International Film Festival.

Outdoor enthusiast Nidal Majdalani gives her top tips for doing something a little out of the ordinary this winter.

Lebanon’s International Short Films Festival celebrated a successful 2017 edition, bringing four days of animated films and documentaries to Tyre and Nabatieh.