Amira Kheir

London’s largest Arab Arts Festival, Shubbak Festival, will be placing accessibility at the forefront of their vibrant 2023 programme, offering a jam-packed roster of stellar performances, community workshops, and affordable ticketing schemes this Summer

The Royal Opera House today announces the 2022 programme for its annual Engender Festival. With 10 events, performances and workshops across the week, the festival brings together pioneering creatives and writers in both the opera world and the UK's wider creative industries.

The National Theatre announces the full line-up of the 2019 River Stage Festival.

At its very heart, WOMAD (World of Music, Arts and Dance) is a celebration of the arts: in every form, from every country, for everyone. And what better way to celebrate the arts than a festival? Part of the National Theatre's free series of River Stage takeovers, WOMAD brought live music, workshops and dance from around the world to the heart of London.

This summer, the River Stage Festival returns to London's South Bank. Taking place on the National Theatre's appropriately named River Stage, this free festival sees some of the leading arts and culture organisations from around the UK share their craft, through performances and workshops.

On Friday 11 August WOMAD, the world's festival, will take to the stage at the National Theatre for the first time. Join WOMAD as they a host a range of acclaimed international acts and artists and take over the NT's River Stage festival for a weekend of beats, harmonies and the very best in world music.

Five free weekends of the best and brightest entertainment from the UK's leading arts and culture organisations once again arrives on London's South Bank this summer; The Glory, HOME, Manchester, WOMAD, Rambert and the National Theatre each 'take over' the River Stage for a weekend throughout July and August.

Five free weekends of the best and brightest entertainment from some of the UK's leading arts and culture organisations will once again arrive at London's South Bank this summer; The Glory, HOME, Manchester, WOMAD, Rambert and the National Theatre each 'take over' the River Stage for a weekend throughout July and August.

After a spectacular 9 days of events the Liverpool Arab Arts Festival is over for another year, which reached its exciting climax on Sunday 15 June with an incredible 2,500 people in attendance at the ever popular Family Day at Sefton Park Palm House. With a massive presence and excitement throughout the whole city on the build up to and throughout the festival, 2014 has been the most successful year to date in its 13 year history.

The highly anticipated Liverpool Arab Arts Festival returns to the city this week, opening today 7 June at the Bluecoat for the start of an impressive 9 day long festival. Now in its 13th year, the festival runs from today, 7-15 June bringing a delightful array of events from some of the finest Arabic artists the world has to offer.

Bold Street's LEAF Cafe played host to the official launch of Liverpool Arab Arts Festival (LAAF) 2014 where guests were offered a sneak preview into one of Liverpool's most exciting and unique festivals which returns to the city next month from today, 7-15 June.

The highly anticipated Liverpool Arab Arts Festival returns to the city this week, opening on Saturday 7 June at the Bluecoat for the start of an impressive 9 day long festival. Now in its 13th year, the festival runs from 7-15 June bringing a delightful array of events from some of the finest Arabic artists the world has to offer.

Bold Street's LEAF Cafe played host to the official launch of Liverpool Arab Arts Festival (LAAF) 2014 where guests were offered a sneak preview into one of Liverpool's most exciting and unique festivals which returns to the city next month from 7-15 June.