The General Entertainment Authority has declared that fireworks shows will take place all throughout Saudi Arabia. The largest fireworks display in the country, a drone show, and a folklore event will all be free of charge on September 22 in Umm Ajlan Park in the capital, beginning at 9 p.m.
Additionally, Jeddah Promenade will host fireworks displays every Friday through Monday beginning at 6 p.m. The same day, Jeddah's North Corniche will have an air show as part of the celebrations, with planes flying in formation and trailing green smoke into the sky.
The "Energy of Glory" festival, which opened on September 19 and runs through September 21 from 4 to 10 p.m., is being held at the Mishkat Interactive Exhibition. It highlights Saudi Vision 2030 and the country's sustainable energy objectives.
Gravity-defying aerialists from Fontana Circus will be performing at the Nakheel Mall in Riyadh. A musical fountain will also be on show.
The Globe, a glass-enclosed facility with breathtaking city views and one of Riyadh's most prominent dining places, is offering afternoon tea to patrons from September 20 to 23.
On September 23, there will be a Saudi folklore display, a marine exhibition, and a local band performing both traditional and current tunes at the Jeddah Yacht Club and Jeddah Art Promenade.
This weekend's family-friendly musical performance "Shojaa" at The Club in Al-Shallal Theme Park is one of the highlights. This event, which honors the Year of the Camel and features music and storytelling, takes place from September 20 to September 23.
The Tariq Abdulhakim Center in Jeddah's Historic District will showcase Saudi Arabia's cultural past. The center will have face painting for kids, art classes, karaoke, museum tours, and an Arabic calligraphy station from September 21 to 24.
On September 23, there will be an artisan souq at Zawiya 97 in the Historic District, featuring handcrafted goods for sale along with cultural and educational events. Social Shot Lounge & Bar will host musicians playing traditional music on the oud from September 22 to September 23.
International and local artists will be performing at the Azimuth Festival in AlUla, which takes place at Wadi Al-Fann from September 19 to 21. Hero Experiences Group also provides hot-air balloon rides over the historic landscapes of AlUla.
There will be rock formations and tours of canyons with prehistoric petroglyphs. As the sun sets over the valley, canapés will be served.
