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In exclusive comments to ‘Sharjah 24,’ Al Ketbi explained that the outdoor activities will unfold in the atrium of City Centre Al Zahia from May 15 to 18. Visitors can engage with interactive platforms that allow them to touch heritage pieces, savor the scents of sidr and jasmine leaves, and listen to audio recordings that highlight the history of Sharjah's renowned museum collections. Additionally, there will be art workshops designed specifically for children.
She further noted that the festivities will extend to the museum courtyards from May 15 to 22, incorporating various workshops. The Authority is committed to making all its museums accessible to the public free of charge on May 18, emphasizing the vital role museums play in fostering knowledge and inspiring future generations.
Al Ketbi also announced a specialized tour titled "A Tour of Living Heritage," which will take place at the Sharjah Heritage Museum on Friday, May 16. This tour will be led by Emirati researcher Moza bin Hudaybah, also known as "Umm Azzan," who will share fascinating stories about traditional practices and crafts.
She warmly invited all community members to join in the celebration and take advantage of the free entry, assuring that full details of the program can be found on the Authority's official website.