The activities of the Madinah Date Season continue, showcasing the region's craft heritage through three pavilions dedicated to artisans and productive families, displaying a wide range of handmade crafts inspired by the local environment. The season aims to support and preserve traditional crafts, with its activities continuing until the second of August.

A number of artisans participate in the pavilions, offering live demonstrations of their work, which helps highlight national skills and support handicrafts, in addition to empowering artisans and productive families to market their products and enriching the visitor experience.

The pavilions allow visitors to learn about a range of crafts passed down through generations, and to observe the stages of making handmade products using natural materials, most notably palm fronds and their derivatives. Visitors can also purchase products that reflect the authenticity of Madinah's cultural heritage.

Enhancing Economic and Cultural Value

In the same context, the pavilions are part of the Madinah Date Season programs aimed at enhancing the economic and cultural value of the date sector, highlighting the local heritage through events that combine marketing and tradition, and contributing to introducing traditional crafts associated with the region's cultural identity.

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