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Riyadh Season 2026 to kick off on October 21

RIYADH — Riyadh Season 2026 will officially be kicked off on Wednesday, October 21, running for an action-packed 10 weeks of entertainment, sports, and cultural experiences.This was announced by Turki Al-Sheikh, chairman of the Board of Directors of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA). The seventh edition of the festival comes under the "Big Time" slogan and features a wide array of global…

Riyadh Season 2026 to kick off on October 21

RIYADH — Riyadh Season 2026 is set to commence on Wednesday, October 21, spanning a dynamic 10-week period filled with entertainment, sports, and cultural festivities. Turki Al-Sheikh, the chairman of the General Entertainment Authority (GEA), announced the seventh edition of the festival under the "Big Time" theme. The event will showcase a diverse range of global and regional attractions, reinforcing Riyadh's reputation as a premier destination for high-profile events.

In a promotional video previewing the season, Al-Sheikh highlighted the festival's offerings, which include top-tier sports events such as boxing matches, wrestling bouts, UFC fights, and the prestigious Six Kings Slam tennis tournament. Additionally, attendees can look forward to concerts featuring renowned Saudi, Arab, and international artists, along with theatrical performances and stand-up comedy acts. The festival caters to all age groups, with specialized events for children and families.

Boulevard World continues as a flagship zone, providing a platform to experience global cultures and destinations under one roof. For the first time, three new country pavilions will be introduced, representing the Netherlands, Portugal, and Yemen. Boulevard City will debut with fresh content, while Wonder Garden promises a variety of rides and activities.

Other highlights of the festival include The Groves, the Farmers Market, and the Ana Arabia exhibition at VIA Riyadh, with additional programs spread across various locations throughout the capital.

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