Update:
You can check live results on the Rally of Lebanon official website.
I can’t believe this song and music video were produced in 2012! Even 3antar sounds awesome now…
Awesome!!
This year’s edition of Fete De La Musique is happening in a couple of days on June 21st and will span over 9 locations across Beirut, featuring as usual both amateur and professional musicians.
Check below the festival schedule and start choosing which artists to watch!
Fete De La Musique 2012- Roman Baths
The Roman Baths venue will feature seven different artists, all performing varying genres.
Fete De La Musique 2012- Beirut Souks
The Beirut Souks venue will feature seventeen different artists, all performing varying genres on two different locations, the Platform and Ajami Square.
Beirut Souks Platform Venue:
Beirut Souks Ajami Square Venue:
Fete De La Musique 2012- Samir Kassir Square
The Samir Kassir Gardens venue will feature eight different artists, all performing varying genres.
Fete De La Musique 2012- Martyrs’ Square
The Martyrs’ Square venue will feature eight different artists, all performing varying genres.
Fete De La Musique 2012- Zaitunay Bay
The Zaitunay Bay venue will feature eight different artists, all performing varying genres.
Fete De La Musique 2012- Saint Louis Capuchin Church
The Saint Louis Capuchin Church venue will feature two performing groups.
Fete De La Musique 2012- National Evangelical Church of Beirut
The National Evangelical Church of Beirut venue will feature two performing groups.
Fete De La Musique 2012 – Beirut New Waterfront
The Beirut Waterfront Venue will feature performances by ten different DJs.
Supported by Vanclode Jandam
VJ’s: Mosig / TM / Beirut Visuals
via evention
via Facebook
Two Lebanese female athletes made the cut to the Olympic games in London this summer. The first is Andrea Paoli, a taekwondo player, who will be the first Lebanese ever to participate in the senior category of martial arts at the Olympics. And the second is Tvine Moumjohglian who will be representing Lebanon in table tennis for the first time in 16 years. All the luck to both of them!
You can read more about Andrea and Tvine in this article by Al-Arabiya, and about the participation of Lebanon at the Olympics throughout the history here on Wikipedia.
That’s how much snow there is Faraya righ now, the chairlifts are all covered!
I remember the people responsible for the pistes were struggling in the past couple of years to bring more snow into the tracks so people can actually ski, now they sure have to take lot of snow so that at least the chairlifts can operate! Anyway, one thing is for sure, the season is definitely going to last till early in May I believe!
Photos via Mzaar Ski Resorts FB page. Thanks to @peter_khayat.
That’s how the new year’s eve looked like in downtown Beirut, if you’re curious about the rest of the world you can check this nice collection here.
Wishing you all the best of life in 2012!
That’s one ugly typo!
