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November's Al Ain book fest spotlights Emirati writers
Gulf Today
|September 23, 2025
The Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre (ALC) is set to organise the fourth edition of the Al Ain Book Festival from 24th to 30th November 2025 at Al Ain Square - Hazza Bin Zayed Stadium and several prominent cultural sites throughout Al Ain city.
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The book festival will offer visitors a comprehensive intellectual and cultural experience that celebrates books, narrative arts, poetry, and creativity.
The festival continues to consolidate Al Ain's position as a distinguished destination for cultural and literary events, presenting a rich programme of interactive activities that draw inspiration from the city's cultural heritage and its authentic values. It aims to engage various segments of the community, promote a culture of reading, and focus on the Emirati family.
The annual event also serves as a platform to celebrate Emirati authors and books, spotlight notable talents across all creative art forms, and showcase the city's rich culture, connecting its ancient past with its bright future.
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