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Amman, July 22 (Petra) – The Dead Sea corniche will host its
first-ever Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts performance on
Thursday, marking the festival’s expansion beyond its traditional
venues and bringing its cultural program to one of the Kingdom’s most
prominent tourist destinations.
The concert, presented by the Jordanian Artists Association (JAA),
features performances by local artists Hamdi Manaseer and Mohammad
Houri, blending authentic Jordanian music with the Dead Sea
landscape.
Organized through a partnership between the Jerash Festival and the
Jordan Free and Development Zones Group (JFDZ), the initiative aims
to bring cultural events to the Kingdom’s premier tourist
destinations, showcasing Jordan’s geographical and cultural
diversity.
In a statement, the JFDZG said hosting the event at the Dead Sea
bridges Jordan’s culture and tourism sectors, offering visitors a
blend of art, entertainment, and nature.
The group invited the public to attend the concerts and celebrate the
debut of Jerash Festival’s newest event venue.
//Petra// HA
