Souk Al Ard Farmer’s market at Beit Al Bawadi, Abdoun For more info call: 06-5930070 Every Saturday from 10AM till 2PM

Outlook on French Movies Screenings on the third Monday of each month at Grand Cinemas. This month: “Frenchmen” August 20th 8:30PM

August 17th, 2007 at 8:45:00 AM For The First time in Jordan, Jordan Run Leadership Tour will be launched on 17.8.2007. It will include the launch of numerous cars from various areas, driving to several tourist areas in our beloved country, thus promoting tourism and antiquities found in Jordan, in accordance with His Majesty King.

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July 25th, 2007 – August 17th, 2007 The annual Jerash Festival is on! From Arab musicians to plays, live theater and music from all over the world. For all information, including the program, dates and times as well as where to buy tickets, check out the website: www.jerashfestival.com.jo

Written by Lina Ejeilat Voting for the Municipal elections in five areas in Amman has been extended until Wednesday due to low turnout (highest percentage 38%), while results are coming out for the different municipalities across Jordan after a day that witnessed riots, gun shooting, delays and interruptions of the voting process, and a last-minute.

Written by Ahmad Humeid After the recent opening of Wakalat Street in Al Sweifieh in Amman, many Ammanis have expressed their delight to the pedestrian mall and activities happening around Amman’s newest attraction. According 360east’s Ahmad Humeid he was impressed by the number of people walking on Wakalat Street after 10pm. Thousands of people. Jordanians,.

Written by Roba Assi Recently, I attended one of the best musical performances I have ever been to in my life; Music Matbakh (which means music kitchen in Arabic), a performance featuring musicians from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, and the UK. The lineup combined traditional and cutting-edge, bringing together ancient Arabic traditions with.

Written by Kinzi Jones. Last month, my kids and I said a sad, one-sided good bye to ‘Rakan.’ It seems we just said hello to the impish little boy who would stand by the roadside rubbing his chin for a hand-out each Eid. We first saw him years ago when we moved this neighborhood, when.

Written by Ruba Saqr When I was invited by 7iber.com to blog my ideas away at this forum, I knew it was time to vent out a life time’s experience in the music scene in Jordan. In my opinion, what Jordan suffers from in this respect is lack of vision. Producers don’t know what to.