Qataris and residents who have a penchant for filmmaking have the chance to win prizes using only their mobile phones by joining a video competition being organised by the Cultural Village Foundation (Katara). Following the launch of a series of online contests last week, Katara has announced a mobile video competition dubbed “Katara 60 Seconds Awareness.”
To ensure public health and safety amid the global outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) which already infected 24 people in Qatar as of yesterday, a number of events slated to be held in the coming days have been either cancelled or postponed.
Visitors began thronging around 200 stalls selling a wide variety of goods at the Katara Winter Festival and Bazaar which opened yesterday at the Southern area of Katara Cultural Village.
The lush green Katara South Hills, the newest destination at Katara Cultural Village, was alive with yesterday’s launch of Al Wasmi Garden Festival — a first-of-its-kind event in Qatar and the first festival to be hosted on the breathtaking hills.
Today marks the start of the first-of-its-kind “Al-Wasmi” Garden Festival which runs until Saturday ( Feb. 22) at the Cultural Village Foundation (Katara).
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