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The festival aims to preserve heritage skills and promote the cultural heritage of traditional performing arts.

Performing arts on show as Baha festival returns

  • “Tharaa,” an Arabic term meaning prosperity, will also focus on the historic significance of dances and performances, as well as folktales, songs, riddles, poems, sculptures and chants
  • The event celebrates traditional arts, displays authentic costumes and serves popular cuisine
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