The Arab countries of the eastern Mediterranean refer to gardens as little paradises (jnaina): bounded boxes of green - delicate curations of plants in an ordered composition.

The Middle East has been a cradle of several civilizations (religions, languages, and traditions), and a site of crossing trade routes that transcended modern national borders and identities.

Arini moderates a discussion with participants from the crafts district; Ruba Asi and Zeina Barto.

A talk moderated by Noura Al Sayeh-Holtrop, the curator of the Hangar exhibition, inviting Sahel Al Hiyari, Saba Innab, and Ishraq Zraikat, three participants in the exhibition.

Having created branding for a festival over the past seven years, Abeer Zoumot and Noor Issa, founders of abnodesigns, demonstrate the many different ways and approaches to branding the same festiv

ONExUNICEF Humanitarian Change-maker Labs discuss their journey with participants who have produced distinguished product designs around themes of social change and innovation for good.

Jewellery Artist Esna Su shares her journey of creating evocative sculptural pieces.

This event features short presentations by a number of pioneering individuals and institutions working in Jordan on issues relating to urban agriculture.

In Arabic, generous people are referred to as the people of the soil - ahl al thara.

Nissreen Haram shares her experiences in preserving and protecting artisanal practices in cheese-making, working with the treasured Awassi sheep in Jordan, and shedding light on the urban practice

Sharek Bitbarek is an initiative seeking to redesign the way we consume, interact with and waste food.

Palestine Hosting Society is a live art project that explores traditional food culture in Palestine, specifically those that are on the verge of disappearing.