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UAE and Bahrain have announced the opening of The Green Corner, a cultural project in honour of the emirates' founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed. Located in Muharraq region, the building will house an archive of Art in Bahrain and ecological library.
UAE, Bahrain open 'Green Corner' heritage site in Muharraq MUHARRAQ, Bahrain, 31st January, 2021 (WAM) -- The United Arab Emirates and Bahrain have opened 'The Green Corner', a cultural project implemented as part of the initiatives commemorating the Founding Father, late Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and in honour of his role in strengthening relations between UAE and Bahrain. The project is one of the sites under the Sheikh Ebrahim Centre for Culture and Research in Bahrain, and will be used to restore documents and paintings. The building also holds an archive of Art in Bahrain, which include...
Rustan’s Boxing Day sale extended RUSTAN’S Boxing Day sale has been extended until Jan. 31. Discounts of up to 50% are being offered on items like Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Goebel Wassail — Artis Orbis Tealight, which is now available for P1,770 from an original price of P2,950; Rebecca Minkoff’s M.A.B. Quilted Satchel in Pinot Noir, which is now available for P13,125 from an original price of P17,500; and John Hardy’s Classic Chain Gold and Silver Jawan Cuff, which is now available for P90,000 from an original price of P150,000 on Rustans.com. Plant bazaar sprouts anew in Arane...
Shelley Nelson column: COVID-19 colors local news This column is part of a series where the Telegram staff look back at their work during 2020. 8:30 am, Jan. 1, 2021 × Former Superior City Councilor Dan Olson tells the story of how Kenna Hermanson brought up the idea of the all-inclusive Webster Dream Park in the rain during the official opening ceremony Wednesday, Sept. 9, in South Superior. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) The stories sometimes blur together but this year the ones that stand out have a common thread. It seemed everything I wrote about t...
The owner of the popular restaurant found a place to call his own and grow. 11:00 am, Dec. 22, 2020 × Jamrock Cultural Restaurant owner and chef Tony O’Neil adds prawns to a pan of garlic butter at the Superior Business Center Thursday, June 25. The restaurant will soon be opening at a permanent location, 1901 Tower Ave., the former Pak's Green Corner and Kenny Wong's site. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) Chef Tony O’Neil has been on the move this year. First serving his Caribbean-inspired meals as a street vendor and curbside out of his home, O'Neil moved to the...