Umm al-Fahm Celebrates Culture with Children's Festival and Music Night
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Umm al-Fahm hosted a day-long cultural festival last Thursday, featuring a morning event for 1,100 children with music and theater, and an evening musical play about composer Helmy Baligh. The festival, organized by the municipality's Culture Department, received positive feedback from attendees. The event aimed to integrate culture into the lives of residents of all ages.
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- Umm al-Fahm held a day-long cultural festival on Thursday with wide public participation.
- The morning featured a children's festival with 1,100 young attendees and various performances.
- The evening included a musical play about composer Helmy Baligh at the city's theater.
- The event was organized by the Umm al-Fahm Municipality's Culture Department.
- The festival received positive feedback from educators, parents, and the audience.
The Culture Department of the Community Center at Umm al-Fahm Municipality organized a full-day cultural event last Thursday, drawing significant public participation. The day began with a children's culture festival at the Community Center, attended by 1,100 children from the city's kindergartens and nurseries, accompanied by their educators. Upon arrival, children were greeted with balloons, decorations, face painting, and music before entering a hall for performances by Fawzi Mozi, a theatrical show by artist Radi Shehadeh, and a performance by Amo Saber. The festival received very positive feedback from educators and parents.
In the evening, the Umm al-Fahm Theater and Cinematheque hosted a musical play about the life of composer Helmy Baligh, presented by the Beit Al Nagham troupe of the Al-Nasira Association. The production, conceived and directed by Hisham Suleiman, featured singers Shalabi Younis and Sandra Haj, with Antonio Shakkour leading the musical band and Subhi Hasri and Natalie Qawasmi in the cast. The audience enjoyed Baligh's melodies and highlights from his artistic career.
Lababa Sabri, Director of the Culture Department, stated, "We strive to ensure culture is present in the lives of our city's residents of all ages, from the joy of children on stage in the morning to an evening of music that brings adults together around Baligh's melodies." She expressed gratitude to the educators for their cooperation, the participating artists, and the audience for their attendance.
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