After a launch that witnessed a remarkable public turnout in seven governorates, the Jordan Summer Festival, in its sixth edition, continues to expand its map of events, moving in its second week to Madaba, Karak, Tafila, Ma’an and Aqaba in an experience that seeks to transfer cultural and artistic activity to various parts of the Kingdom while keeping all events free for the public.
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Friday, July 3rd, will witness a series of national concerts and folkloric and popular performances presented by Jordanian artists, along with open musical evenings that evoke the popular heritage and highlight the diversity of Jordanian cultural identity.
The program is not limited to artistic performances, but extends to include cultural and heritage activities, and the “Talents from My Country” segment, which allows young people and children to present their talents in singing and music within the framework of supporting creative energies and giving them the opportunity to appear before the public.
The festival also dedicates ample space to families through children's shows, interactive theater, games, educational activities and competitions in an effort to create an integrated cultural and entertainment experience suitable for different age groups.
On the other hand, heritage bazaars and markets open their doors to productive associations and productive families to market handicrafts and local products, which enhances creative industries and supports the community economy in the host governorates.
The “Summer in Jordan” festival continues to hold its events every Friday until August 28, moving between the governorates of the Kingdom in confirmation of the festival’s message based on making culture and arts available to everyone and making them a part of the daily life of society.
