Khaberni - The Ministry of Culture, in cooperation with the administration of the Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts, announced the resumption of the events program that was launched since the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan, with the launch of "Eid Evenings" events during the days of Eid al-Fitr in Amman and all governorates of the kingdom.
According to a press release issued by the festival administration on Wednesday, the artistic events, which involve a selection of Jordanian artists, include entertainment activities for families and children and artistic evenings.
The events will be held in Irbid at the Irbid Cultural Center, in Ajloun at the Ajloun Cultural Center, in Jerash at the Jerash Cultural Center, in Mafraq at the Mafraq Municipality Grand Hall, in Zarqa at the King Abdullah II Cultural Center, in Balqa at the Musa al-Saket Center, in Karak at the Prince Hassan Cultural Center, in Tafilah at the Tafilah Reconstruction Commission, in Ma'an at the Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II Cultural Center, in Madaba at the Madaba Municipality Hall, in Aqaba at the Prince Rashid Club, and in Amman at the Royal Cultural Center.
In the artistic evenings that will be held at 8:30 PM on the days of Eid al-Fitr, the following artists will participate; on the first day of Eid, Hamdi Al-Manaseer at the Royal Cultural Center in Amman, Nancy Petro at the Irbid Cultural Center, Saad Abu Tayeh at the King Abdullah II Center in Zarqa, and Rami Shafiq at the Madaba Municipality Hall.
On the second day of Eid, the artists Majd Ayoub at the Musa al-Saket Center in Salt, Osama Jabour at the Prince Hassan Cultural Center in Karak, Mohammad Al-Houri at the Tafilah Reconstruction Commission, and Amir Salah at the Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II Cultural Center in Ma'an will participate.
On the third day of Eid al-Fitr, the artists Mahmoud Sultan at the Jerash Cultural Center, Violetta Youssef at the Ajloun Cultural Center, and Khaled Barakat
and Mohammad Al-Saqqar at the Mafraq Municipality Hall, and Rabhi Rabah at the Prince Rashid Club in Aqaba will participate.
The Ministry of Culture and the administration of the Jerash Festival for Culture and Arts focused on enhancing the festive atmosphere and spreading joy among the citizens and visitors during the days of Eid, especially after the great success achieved by the "Ramadan Evenings" events in all the governorates, with the participation of religious chanting and supplication bands from Jordanian and Arab groups, including the “Egyptian Opera” and “Al-Araby Lel Ebdaalat” Syrian team, along with theatrical performances, and poetry evenings.
They also focused on implementing gatherings for Ramadan breakfasts in care homes, reform and rehabilitation centers, and orphanages, in order to create a family atmosphere for them and share the Ramadan spirit with them, aiming to foster social and humanitarian values, and promote a spirit of tolerance and communication.
