RIYADH: Jazan Heritage Village has concluded its summer activities, which were held in collaboration with various organizations and volunteer groups.
The village welcomed visitors by producing a wide array of artistic, cultural, and entertainment events, showcasing traditional performances, popular games, folk dances, and engaging activities for families.
Lifelike models added to the heritage scene and were much admired by visitors.
Jazan Heritage Village fosters a profound connection, and this approach has garnered significant interest from visitors who seek to immerse themselves in the heritage, partake in diverse rituals, and engage with historic practices.
The village encompasses Al Baitul Jabali, Al Baitul Tihami, Al Baitul Farasani, and a traditional market in which crafts from the Jazan region are featured.
The village has provided artisans with a platform to showcase their creations at the market, and these include sculpture, textiles, ceramics, sewing, embroidery, handmade crafts, and traditional clothing.
It has also promoted recycling by its transformation of available materials, and by promoting thread-based artistry.
Hamad Al-Daqdaqi, the director of the village, said the location had attracted talents from across numerous domains, helping them to lead and execute cultural programs.
