You can't go wrong when you support local farms and produce, especially when it comes to the long run.

This is why Sharjah Cooperative Society continues to provide special support throughout its branches in the Emirate, and during the Farmers' Forum.

Many artists and scholars go without recognition in their lifetime, only to gain popularity and appreciation after their death.

In an attempt to thank those who have contributed to the art scene in the Arab world, the Sharjah Department of Culture opens a nursing home for elderly artists in Egypt.

The Sharjah Social Services Department embarks on a new initiative in collaboration with the Sharjah Cooperative Society.

With the support of the Sharjah Age Friendly City Office, the department empowers elderly farmers residing in the Emirate, providing them with shelves to display and sell their products free of charge, to help them achieve financial stability and independence.

While there is a growing interest in period dramas across the world and in the Middle East, including in Arabic, there is still a lack of proper or accurate representation especially in the Gulf region.

A recent discussion, during a symposium held by the Sharjah Institute for Heritage highlights the media’s significant role in preserving heritage from generation to generation, serving as a vehicle of representation.

Sharjah Museum Authority celebrates the Sharjah Archaeology Museum's 30th anniversary, as a platform for research, excavations and as a cultural institution.

Sharjah's Biennial is back for its 30th anniversary in 18 venues spread across the emirate.

Sharjah Art Foundation brings together over 150 artists and collectives from more than 70 countries for its 15th edition, conceived by the late Okwui Enwezor and curated by the Foundation’s Director Hoor Al Qasimi.

Commercial boards are part of urban environment but we don't tend to think about how they impact us and our surroundings aesthetically.

During a recent Sharjah Executive Council meeting, the group discuss a report on these billboards, shedding light on their impact on the general urban appearance of the Emirate.

The Big Heart Foundation’s debut documentary feature film tells the story of Asma, a mother, wife and lover of storytelling who was pushed out of her home country of Syria due to the war.

The award winning film invites viewers to follow her at the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, empowering teenage girls to build a future of opportunities she never had, as the neighborhood storyteller.

As the pandemic went on and people worked from home, a lot individuals realized that they actually preferred the flexible hours and working remotely over coming to the office.

An interesting study conducted in the UAE, show that a lot of employees share the same sentiment even going as far as preferring it over a salary increase.

If you didn't get a chance to see the iconic Ilyushin IL-76 in the deserts of Umm Al Quwain before it got dismantled in 2022, you can get your hands on limited edition plane tags made from pieces of the airplane.