By Amal Issa 
From July 9–12, 2025, Beirut will host the second edition of Beirut Art Days, a citywide festival that transforms the city into an open‑air canvas. Over 250 artists will take part in 130 events spread across 50 venues, demonstrating the enduring power of creativity even amid Lebanon’s ongoing emotional and security challenges.
Organized by Agenda Culturel under the patronage of the Lebanese Ministry of Culture and with support from the Dalloul Art Foundation, the program comprises contemporary art exhibitions, urban performances, film screenings, music concerts, artist talks, panel discussions, guided tours, lectures and workshops. It transforms museums, galleries, design studios and emerging creative spaces across the city into sites of creative solidarity.
Founder Myriam Nasr Shuman described Beirut Art Days as “a citywide act of creative solidarity” that reflects Beirut’s enduring spirit and unites people through art. By activating both cultural landmarks and lesser‑known venues, the festival highlights the synergy between heritage and contemporary practice while encouraging audiences to engage with the city’s creative community.
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