Stouh Beirut Launches First “Batrounion” Exhibition to Support Local Industry and Families in Need.
The Stouh Beirut Association, in partnership with Monkey Business, inaugurated its first “Batrounion” exhibition last night in the coastal city of Batroun. Held at the Batrouniyat Garden, the event opened in a lively setting filled with music, creativity, and community spirit.
This initiative is the second of its kind by the association, following its successful “Katter Khayrak” campaign. Both projects are rooted in Stouh Beirut’s mission to promote local Lebanese production, revitalize regional tourism, and highlight emerging talents, particularly among the youth.
Bringing together over 66 exhibitors, the exhibition showcases a diverse range of local products, including handcrafted items, clothing, jewelry, accessories, and traditional pantry goods. The event also features a dedicated children’s area, along with daily musical and artistic performances, creating a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere.
Running from July 28 to August 1, the exhibition is open to the public from 6:00 PM to midnight. Organizers have emphasized their commitment to public health by implementing strict safety measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The opening night drew a large crowd, including Lebanese expatriates, artists, and media figures, all of whom praised the event for its positive impact during a time of national hardship. In addition to supporting local producers, proceeds from product sales will go toward assisting families in need, reinforcing the association’s broader social and humanitarian goals.
The exhibition also features a nightly entertainment program, offering visitors a variety of live performances and cultural showcases through the event’s final day.
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