Global Village celebrates 30 years with dazzling new parade

Thursday, 23 October 2025 15:33

By ARN News Staff

Global Village is lighting up its 30th season with a brand new spectacle — the '30 Seasons of Wonders Parade'.

This vibrant display brings together a stunning mix of colour, lights and rhythm, featuring floats, performers and cultural showcases.

The parade runs three times a week — every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday after Maghreb prayer — throughout the season, except during Ramadan.

Featuring performers from every continent, the parade celebrates multicultural heritage through vibrant storytelling, original music and cutting-edge technology — including remote-controlled LED props and illuminated costumes.

Visitors can expect an unforgettable experience as floats, performers and cultural displays fill the streets of Global Village with energy and excitement.

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