Showcasing Bahrain’s artistic talent

AN ART space which brought together local artists and musicians, Malja (sanctuary), was opened yesterday in Amwaj Islands.

The non-profit venue put together by Red Bull Bahrain and designed by Bahrain-based Spoon Design Consultants includes a cafŽ, an art and dance studio, a gallery and a recording studio.

The platform aims to provide artists an outlet to showcase their talents and is free to access for all residents of Bahrain and the region, while workshops and use of facilities will be on an entry fee depending on the event.

Malja will be open daily from noon to 5pm. More information is available on the website or Instagram @maljabahrain.

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