Ramadan Nights Illuminated: Cultural Development Fund Enriches Cairo, Alexandria with Art, Literature

Throughout the holy month of Ramadan, the Cultural Development Fund continues its vibrant cultural and artistic program, blending the authenticity of heritage with the brilliance of contemporary creativity. 

Tonight, Thursday, the Qubbat Al-Ghouri in Al-Azhar Street opens its doors to welcome the Haramlek Ensemble, led by Dr. Marwa Amr Abdel Moneim, for a captivating musical performance. The show promises a fusion of authentic Eastern melodies and modern rhythms, offering a unique artistic experience that reflects the diversity and richness of the Arab world's musical landscape.

Meanwhile, at Beit Al-Suhaymi in Al-Moez Street, the Salam Choir, affiliated with the National Center for Child Culture and conducted by Maestro Wael Awad, will delight audiences with a selection of joyful songs aimed at children. This performance combines entertainment and education in a Ramadan atmosphere filled with happiness and delight.

In Alexandria, the Cultural Development Fund presents the play "The Thread" at the Freedom Center for Creativity, in collaboration with the Art Scene platform. Directed by Ibrahim Ahmed, the production offers an innovative theatrical vision that reflects contemporary social issues through a compelling dramatic narrative. At the Gamal Abdel Nasser Center in Alexandria, the "Meetings of the Most Beautiful I Read" event provides attendees with the opportunity to exchange views on inspiring books, alongside storytelling sessions from the "Owners of Miracles" series, which takes children on a journey through exciting stories filled with values and rich experiences.

The celebration of heritage extends beyond performing arts to traditional crafts. The Traditional Crafts Center in Fustat continues to host its permanent exhibition, showcasing a diverse range of authentic handcrafted products, including ceramics, copperware, tent-making, jewelry, and carpentry. Visitors have the chance to appreciate the beauty of Egyptian traditional crafts and acquire unique artistic pieces that embody authenticity and creativity.

In its efforts to support culture and disseminate knowledge, the Cultural Development Fund is participating in the Faisal Book Fair, held from March 9th to 20th. The Fund is presenting a selection of distinguished publications in various cultural and artistic fields, as well as interactive activities and art workshops for children, allowing them to express their creativity and learn about traditional arts in an innovative way.

These diverse events are part of the Cultural Development Fund's vision to provide a comprehensive cultural and artistic experience during the holy month of Ramadan, combining music, theater, literature, and traditional arts in a creative atmosphere that contributes to enriching the cultural life of the public.