Garagous village, in Qena, enchants us every year with its unique pottery that waltzes between the shades of blue and green
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Akhmim in Sohag is reputed for its colourful textile and needle work, while Hegaza in Qena is known nationwide for its woodwork
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This year, the festival reviews the aragouz in the works of vernacular poetry pillar Fouad Haddad, prominent poet Said Hegab, and renowned script writer Abou El-Soud El-Ibiary
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As the 25-year-old project comes to an end, Ahram Online reviews the impact of one of Jesuit’s special cultural projects in Minya
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Inside an old cinema house in Malawi, Minya, the light beams are swinging and twirling while following the rhythm of the sticks.
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Being Egypt’s first independent theatre troupe that took to the stage over 30 years ago, the audience were delighted to learn that the door of Al-Warsha is wide open, once again, every Thursday
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This month, the Sufi troupe Al-Hadra celebrated five years since they first took the stage, and Ahram Online traces their journey as conveyed in their slogan 'from mosques to theatres'
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Amira Elhamy attends this year’s Festival of Traditional Crafts, highlighting their importance as a core Egyptian industry
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In the first of a series titled Soul Talks, author Rasha Zeidan shared with readers the inspiration for her first novel Roh, (Soul, 2016)
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Egypt is mourning the passing of one of its music pillars — Gamalat Shiha, who reached ancient notes of a folk history passed down across generations
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Day one of the inaugural event celebrated much more than just the country's ancient past
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Ahram Online provides the list of all of the festival's week-long events nationwide
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Cairo is celebrating World Heritage Day on 18 April with a range of exhibitions and live performances in various venues
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Ghalia Ben Ali's folk novel is filled with timeless truths
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Al-Tanboura Dance Troup performed to wild applause last night at Al-Damma theatre as they celebrated their 30th year
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