Ithra Draws Record-Breaking Crowds in 3 Days with Spectacular Cultural Festivities

The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) captivated over 100,000 visitors during Eid Al-Fitr. This surge of interest stemmed from an exciting lineup of cultural events and exclusive shows, as reported by the Saudi Press Agency (SPA).
The Children’s Museum enchanted young audiences with its interactive exhibits and performances. Notably, the “Eid in a Bag” activity allowed children to design their own colors and patterns. This hands-on creativity thrilled both kids and parents alike.
Unique Cultural Workshops and Performances
The “World Table” workshop introduced participants to diverse foods from various cultures. Additionally, the festival featured several highlights, such as “The Scent of Eid,” “Eid Riddles,” and a captivating “Balloon Art” workshop. Children also enjoyed the imaginative show titled “What If I Were the Sky.”
Families relished performances like “Between the Clouds” and “Between Memories” in the Ithra Gardens play area. These entertaining shows fostered a sense of community and togetherness among attendees.
The Energy Exhibit attracted enthusiastic crowds with its engaging hands-on activities. Visitors experienced “Let’s Fly with Science,” “Fun Without Corners,” and an intriguing session titled “What Does the Light Hide?” These activities made learning fun and interactive.
Grand Finale: Cinematic Screenings and Live Music
The festivities concluded with captivating cinematic screenings and musical performances. One memorable show blended video game music with live piano and guitar. This unique finale delighted audiences and left a lasting impression.
Overall, Ithra’s Eid-Al-Fitr event proved a resounding success, uniting communities through art, science, and tradition. As the center continues to innovate, its impact on Saudi cultural life remains undeniable
Ithra continues to solidify Saudi Arabia’s cultural landscape, offering innovative programs that engage all ages. Stay tuned for upcoming events via their official channels.