Dhahran: The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) welcomed more than 100,000 visitors over three days, offering a vibrant lineup of cultural events and exclusive shows.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the Children's Museum captivated young audiences with a series of performances and interactive exhibits. Children engaged in designing personalized "Eid in a Bag" creations, selecting their own colors and patterns. The "World Table" workshop introduced participants to foods from different cultures, while other highlights included 'The Scent of Eid,' 'Eid Riddles,' a 'Balloon Art' workshop, and the imaginative show 'What If I Were the Sky.'
Visitors also gathered at the Ithra Gardens' play area for family-friendly performances like 'Between the Clouds' and 'Between Memories.' Meanwhile, the Energy Exhibit drew an enthusiastic crowd with hands-on activities such as 'Let's Fly with Science,' 'Fun Without Corners,' and 'What Does the Light Hide?'
The festivities wrapped up with a series of cinematic screenings and musical performances, highlighted by a standout show that blended video game music with live piano and guitar. According to many attendees, Ithra's programming turned the spirit of Eid into 'a beautiful painting.'