Al Dhafra Book Festival Spotlights Cultural Heritage

Arabian Post Staff -Dubai

The Al Dhafra Book Festival, hosted in the scenic Madinat Zayed Public Park from December 9 to 15, has become a vibrant celebration of literature and culture. Organized by the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre under the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, this year’s event promises an enriching experience with over 50,000 books on display and a curated lineup of 200 diverse events catering to readers and cultural enthusiasts alike.

This edition, themed “Celebrating a Cultural Legacy,” underscores the region’s literary and artistic contributions. Attendees can engage in workshops, poetry nights, and interactive storytelling sessions, making the festival a platform for fostering community connections. Notable highlights include activities honoring the UAE’s literary figures, sessions promoting environmental awareness through art, and initiatives showcasing the talents of people of determination.

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