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Qatif Calendar 2026 art exhibition to showcase local talent in Al-Awamiyah

The Qatif Calendar 2026 Art Exhibition will run from November 12-14 at Al-Ramis in central Al-Awamiyah, highlighting local artists and diverse creative styles.

Qatif Calendar 2026 art exhibition to showcase local talent in Al-Awamiyah

The Qatif Calendar 2026 Art Exhibition will be held from November 12 to 14 at Al-Ramis in the heart of Al-Awamiyah. This event aims to showcase local artists and their distinctive creative styles, celebrating the cultural heritage of Qatif.

Spanning three days, the exhibition will take place in the historic Al-Ramis venue, which boasts an authentic architectural character. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore a variety of artistic styles, admire works displayed in a setting that reflects Qatif's rich cultural heritage, and engage with local talent in a unique and immersive experience.

The exhibition features art pavilions, interactive workshops for all age groups, and a dedicated section for purchasing original works, prints, and souvenirs. Additionally, there will be areas for photography and relaxation, providing a well-rounded experience for attendees.

This will be the second event in the Qatif Calendar, which began last June with the Qatif Cinema event on the city's corniche. The calendar aims to highlight Qatif's heritage and creative assets, solidifying its position as a premier destination for cultural and entertainment events.

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