Sunday, January 28, 2018

Aware Center February 2018 Schedule

WATER PAINTING COURSE



14.02.2018

By Tariq AlOboid Starting Wednesday, February 14, 2018 DO YOU WANT TO SEE THE ARTIST TRAPPED INSIDE YOU? Join us and unleash your creative spirit!! This is a 5 week course (February 14 – March 14) Course day: Wednesday Course Time: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Course Fee: K.D. 35 per person Very Limited seats! Advance registration required at 

A PHOTOGRAPHIC JOURNEY: KUWAIT THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY



06.02.2018

By Iman Martin The 20th Century saw a huge change of lifestyle everywhere but particularly in Kuwait, from a poor desert community at the start of the 20th Century emerging in to a rich oil economy. Join us as we show photos of Kuwait's progression throughout the 20th Century.

BEDOUIN TENTS AND DESERT CUSTOMS



13.02.2018

By Maziad AlKhaldi Modern day Kuwaitis are the descendants of several nomadic tribes and clans who ultimately settled on the coast of the Arabian Gulf during the eighteenth century to avoid the persistent drought of the desert. When they arrived at the coast, the clans built forts to protect themselves from other nomadic tribes who still traversed the desert. Until now, ethnic Kuwaitis are still struggling to maintain their cultural heritage in an increasingly complex society. Do you know how many types of tents exist? What is the different between tents of today and those of the past? In his 25-minute presentation, Maziad will answer all these questions and share a Bedouin recipe on the screen. Advance reservations required at info@aware.com.kw

HISTORY OF KUWAIT’S DEMOCRACY



20.02.2018

By AlBara AlWuhaib February is the month when Kuwaitis celebrate their national holidays. The past year had been remarkable. It included some of the major protests in the history of the Country, unprecedented incident where a Kuwaiti lady was jailed for expressing her opinion, & lots more. The root of it all goes back many years ago. This Diwaniya will shed lights on the History of Democracy in Kuwait, & how the country reached its current status. AlBara AlWuhaib is an activist, who served several organizations. He volunteered in the Kuwaiti Red Crescent during the Iraq war in 2003. He's also a member in the Kuwaiti Human Rights Foundation, the Kuwait Transparency Society, a founder of a Book Reading Club (as part of AlJalees project), & the Assistant Manager for the Kuwait Memorial Museum. Registration is requested at info@aware.com.kw

GUIDED TOUR: GRAND MOSQUE



10.02.2018

For a rewarding, spiritual & informative experience. This is a 1½ tour of one of Kuwait’s most famous landmarks. Ladies are required to cover - long sleeves and long ankle length skirt, otherwise the mosque will provide a cloak. If you have your own scarf you’re welcome to bring it. Cameras are allowed. Children are welcome. This tour meets directly at the Grand Mosque.

DOCUMENTARY: FIRES OF KUWAIT



27.02.2018

Synopsis: Documentary: Firestorm in the Desert: the terrible legacy of the Gulf War – 607 oil wells burning out of control, ignited by retreating Iraqi troops. Firefighters from 10 countries answered Kuwait’s cry for help. Supported by more than 10,000 people from 40 nations, they battled and won. A 1992 Academy Award® nominee for Best Documentary Feature, Fires of Kuwait is a dramatic story of human ingenuity, cooperation and courage. Movie Duration: 39 minutes Refreshments & Drinks provided. This event is free of charge & does not require prior email registration.


                                                      

Regards,

Joumana Essa
Executive Secretary,

In-charge of PR Dept.

Tel.: 22052751/2 || WhatsApp: 65589146 || Website: www.aware.com.kw

Address: Villa 129, Street 101, Block 1, Abu Fatira, KUWAIT

 



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