Manama, August 16 (BNA) The Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities organized a rich program of activities on August 17 and 27.
The events, which are part of the celebration of the International Youth Day and the power of museums – youth, include workshops, dialogue sessions, discussions with experts and specialists, and tours to introduce and highlight Bahrain’s cultural heritage.
On August 17, the discussion of the novel “Abu Al-Shalakh the Amphibian” by Dr. Ghazi Al-Gosaibi will be held at 6:30 pm at the Bahrain National Museum.
According to BACA, Algosaibi shows that he is a traveler of imagination and has the ability to bring out dialogue that travels to frontiers, borders, and boundless times.
“The work begins spontaneously through dialogues, as Abu Shalakh recounts his dialogues and memories through the beginnings of time, written in the usual black humorous style of a novelist, and unveils the mysteries of history, events, facts and people.”
A ‘Talk with an Archaeologist’ session at 6pm at the Bahrain National Museum on Thursday aims to raise awareness of the importance of preserving artifacts, the correct methods, sound scientific steps, and the basic elements that must be followed in order to preserve them. they.
“This conversation session will also invite all parties to promote public awareness of the need to appreciate the value of these artifacts and archaeological sites, as they are a reflection and testimony to a deeply rooted history and ancient civilization dating back to time immemorial.”
Registration is required for those who will meet the volunteer team on Friday at 6pm for a guided tour of the Bahrain National Museum.
The “Treasure Hunt Museum” will also be held on Friday at the Bahrain National Museum, but at 7 pm.
According to the rules established by BACA, 20 teams, each consisting of two partners, will compete to find a solution to the puzzles presented, by answering questions in light of the information of the different sections of the museum.
The art of story will be highlighted at a writing workshop with Nada Verdun on Saturday.
The workshop for children aged 9 to 13 years at the Bahrain National Museum, will review and explore the essential elements of creative writing, through an appropriate presentation of writing skills, and introduce the essential elements of a story.
BACA said, “Since writing displays imagination or invention and creativity, and artistic writing uses words to express feelings or feelings, one must use imaginative scenarios that one has invented themselves.”
In addition, this workshop will present multiple models and various exercises aimed at refining the writing skills of the participants and developing creative thinking.
On August 26, Bu Maher Castle will host an entertainment program with Kashta Tours starting at 5 pm.
The program features a guided tour around Bu Maher Castle. Later, participants will join a group of rounds of cream.
A discussion on ‘The Inspiration of the Piece’ will take place on August 27 at 6pm at the Bahrain National Museum.
The panel discussion will explore and highlight the creative production of artwork inspired by the Faces of the Month collection at the Bahrain National Museum, by a group of participants specializing in different art forms, such as graphic designers, architects, photographers and illustrators. “