The Palestinian Culture Center has been operating in Kuwait since the early 1970s. Every year they hold an exhibition with the aim to keep this vibrant culture alive and support underprivileged women and children in the camps. Starting today till Thursday, the center will be holding its 55th heritage exhibition at the Kuwait Graduates Society.
The exhibit will have hand-stitched dresses, shawls, and cushions for sale, as well as handmade ceramics, books, and food aimed to preserve the Palestinian national identity and showcase how it adapts to modern times.
If you’re interested in passing by, here is the info:
Place: Kuwait Graduates Society (Google Maps)
Date: Monday 7th to Thursday November 10th
Time: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM
For more information visit them on Instagram @palestiniancc
5 replies on “Palestinian Cultural Exhibition Opens Today”
I say this again to the organizers just cause it’s charity it doesn’t have to be super expensive 🙂 hope this time around pieces are priced decent even it’s premium but decent
I totally agree, what the organizers are doing is highly commendable however some of the prices are just outrageous.
The prices are probably high because the items aren’t made in China but instead hand made by craftsman. All the embroidery stuff for example is going to be expensive because it’s sewn by hand and takes a lot of time and skill. If you guys could give an example of something outrageously priced I’m sure there’s an explanation.
I can understand the clothing part being expensive but even the food they sell is totally overpriced!
Nono is on to something. If they make it a permanent fixture instead of a travelling exhibition the prices would self adjust so there you have it