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Doha, May 29 (QNA) – The Katara Cultural Village Foundation has wrapped up its three-day Eid Al-Adha celebrations after attracting large numbers of visitors from across Qatar and abroad.
The program featured fireworks, live music, artistic performances and family entertainment along Katara’s waterfront, alongside art exhibitions and cultural activities.
Katara’s Public Relations Director Salem Al Marri said the strong turnout reflected the venue’s growing reputation as a leading cultural and entertainment destination.
Visitors praised the festive atmosphere and the variety of events, which catered to families and audiences of all ages. (QNA)
