The second phase of the Buraidah Dates Carnival, which will last for 21 days, was officially launched yesterday. It offers visitors plenty of activities and things to see, including a model of a date village, an old date market, activities organized by the Culinary Arts Commission, exhibitions of manufacturing industries and families working in the cottage industry, artisans, poetry evenings, folk bands, a dedicated children's area, drawing competitions, and many more. Secretary-General of the Higher Committee of the Carnival Dr. Khaled Al-Naqidan said that the carnival has attracted hundreds of visitors, and that the programs, activities, and events cater to the various interests of the community. Al-Naqidan also acknowledged the support and follow-up the carnival received from Governor of Qassim Region Prince Dr. Faisal bin Mishaal bin Saud bin Abdulaziz. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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