"Bnoss Jounieh" is a popular festival held in the streets of the historic city, catering to all age groups and including handicrafts, artistic and recreational activities, and Lebanese cuisine. It will continue until the end of this month. The festival activities start daily at 7 PM with entertainment programs for children, featuring plays and handicraft activities, until 7:30 PM when the program shifts to accommodate the older age group. The nights continue with the sounds of various Lebanese musical bands until midnight.
In an interview with "Wardna," Jounieh's Vice Mayor Roy Al-Hawa stated that "the importance of the 'Bnoss Jounieh' festival lies in its ability to attract all age groups," noting that "both young and old come daily to enjoy the festival and sway to the sounds of the music." Al-Hawa highlighted that the diverse daily activities are what distinguish Jounieh's festivals, as they are not limited to entertainment alone; sports also have a significant presence, including water sports and cycling tours in the city's streets, among other activities. He believes "that these festivals play a prominent role in revitalizing the economy of the coastal city, which shines during its annual festival with lights and fireworks."
