2:48AMThe InKuwait.com websites provide information about living in Kuwait plus activities and events for its citizens. If you know more of these websites leave a comment of the URL and I will add it to the list.
www.LebaneseInKuwait.com
www.CanadiansInKuwait.com
www.IndiansInKuwait.com
Found a flyer to a photography exhibition, I won’t be going to it but maybe someone else is interested.
Breathtaking Images of Ancient Egypt and Kenya
Photographs by: Mrs Haifa Al-Muhanna & Sakoma
Location: Diva House – Beside Al-Amiri Hospital
Date: 21st to 23rd of May 2005
Time: 6:30PM
Just got a flyer from GameWorks with the following message:
Play all you can play in 1 hour for KD3.500 every night from 9PM to 11PM. Valid till May 31st.
KD3.5 doesnt sound bad. Probably will try it tomorrow night before starwars.
Just got invited to a party tonight. Starts at 9PM, will probably leave by 10. Should probably take my PSP so kill time…
Just got my two tickets to the Volleyball Tournament this weekend held by The Communication Zone. Its going to be at Kempinski Hotel this Friday. Supposingly over a thousand tickets were sold so its going to be really crowded..
The Lebanese communitee in Kuwait is organizing a Fund raising dinner gala aimed at providing financial contribution to all those who lost their jobs, suffered bodily injury, or endured tragic loss of life since the hideous crime carried out against the martyrs that fell on February 14th, 2005… and among them, fell the martyr Rafiq al Hariri.
The dinner will take place on the 14th of April, as we commemorate 60 days since the assasination, at the Lebanese famous restaurant Burj Al Hamam (Gulf Road).
We invite you to be part of a fund raising dinner that will take place in Kuwait as a support for our friends and families in our beloved country Lebanon. The event is supported by most of the Kuwaitis media, Future TV and companies in Kuwait.
For further information about the event’s program, tickets & reservations please contact: Mazen on +965-7899386 or Kaiis on +965-9865744
Time for men to put aside their trousers and ties and dress in the comfy dishdasha for a Kuwaiti clothing experience. Women can wear the traditional “daraa” which is a long, loose gown usually worn at home, for an elegant yet comfortable look. For those who are not sure they want to invest in a dishdasha or daraa, the AWARE Center will provide a selection from which to borrow for the evening, and a local vendor will sell ladies daraas.
A hot buffet dinner will be served at 8 pm and AWARE staff will demonstrate a variety of traditional clothing. Price per person: 2 KD. Advance registration with payment is recommended since seats are limited. Call 533-5260/80 for more information.
