What’s On

The Music School resumes its activities from 10 June until 4 July, for participants aged 14 and above.

The Music School resumes its activities from 10 June until 4 July, with classes held every Saturday and Wednesday. The school is open to participants aged 14 and above and offers both individual and group classes under the guidance of a distinguished team of academic specialists in a wide range of Eastern and Western instruments, in addition to Arabic singing.

Each course runs for one month and consists of eight 45-minute sessions. The programme includes 8 solfège classes (music notation reading), held at 6:00 PM on school days for all students, except those enrolled in Arabic singing and guitar. It also includes a lecture on music culture and history.

For registration and more information, please visit JACC website or mobile app.

A new initiative to strengthen Kuwaiti cultural identity among younger generations, led by professional instructors.

The School of Kuwaiti Traditional Performance launches this June, celebrating authentic heritage arts and enriching the cultural and educational activities offered by the Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmed Cultural Centre.

Dedicated to fostering Kuwaiti identity among the younger generation, the school welcomes female participants aged 14 and above, to learn and master the fundamental movements of Samri, Qadri, and other traditional art forms under the guidance of professional female instructors

The course runs for one month, with one-hour sessions held every Saturday, except Saturday 27 June, which will be replaced by Monday 22 June. The school ensures a fully private and comfortable environment for all participants.

For registration and more information, please visit JACC website or mobile app.

A vibrant musical evening celebrating Khaleeji heritage, featuring renowned artist Salman Al-Ammari, Qatari artist Mansour Al-Muhannadi, and Al-Mass Folklore Group

The Sheikh Jaber Al-Ali Concert Hall hosts “Without Rehearsal” on 24 June, featuring renowned artist Salman Al Ammari and Qatari artist Mansour Al Muhannadi joined by Al-Mass Folklore Group. The concert celebrates Khaleeji musical heritage, long distinguished by the shared, dynamic connection between performers and audience, where the overall mood and energy guide the real-time selection of songs.

The title of the concert stems from this atmosphere of spontaneity, energy, and simplicity, where the artist relies on instinct rather than prior rehearsals. The evening will include traditional forms such as Sawt, Samri, and Khamari, among other styles that both performers excel in and that remain deeply appreciated by audiences across Kuwait.