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Jeddah Season 2024: Concerts, Family Entertainment And Everything Else You Need To Know

The city is expected to be hosting a series of entertainment, cultural and family activities

Jeddah Season 2024 is set to dazzle audiences next week, launching under the slogan Once Again.

The Kingdom’s National Events Center announced recently that the grand opening ceremony will take place on June 27 at 9:30pm in the vibrant Art Promenade area of Jeddah Waterfront.

This year’s season promises a rich tapestry of entertainment, tourism, and cultural activities set to take place across the city.

Events will be spread across multiple venues, including City Walk, which will boast a captivating mix of interactive experiences, especially for families and children, such as motor and skill games, Arabic plays, and concerts. Restaurants, cafes, and shops are also set to participate in the festivities with new offerings.

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A standout feature of the season is the Warner Bros collaboration with the Discovery: Celebrate Every Story exhibition, making its debut in the Kingdom.

This family-friendly attraction will bring together iconic stories and characters under one roof, offering an immersive mix of games and entertainment shows.

The 2024 Jeddah Season will also host a variety of events at Imagine Monet immersive art display in the city as well as Prince Majid Park, alongside a series of international concerts.

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The comprehensive event map, soon to be unveiled, will showcase an array of live artistic and cultural performances, as well as entertainment, sports, and tourism activities.

Previously, during Jeddah Season, artists such as Saudi singer Abdul Majeed Abdullah and Syrian musician Assala Nasri hosted concerts.

The Kingdom currently hosts ten such cultural events, including Riyadh and Diriyah Seasons, as its continuous efforts to add to the thriving cultural scene in the country.

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