Kuwait Opera House is an opera house, not a library. Keeping few books doesn’t make it a public library sweetheart.
Darling, the Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Centre contains a national library for historical archives: http://www.gulfprojects.me/DetailsTA/327777/SSH-designed-Kuwait-JACC-wins-top-property-awards http://www.sshic.com/news/sheikh-jaber-al-ahmad-cultural-centre-wins-award-of-merit-at-enr-s-global-best-projects-awards
You need to get your facts straight, it's not a "few books" it's actually a national library with thousands of books and historical records.
Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Centre is NOT just an opera house. It's a cultural complex which includes theatres, concert halls, music centres, conference and exhibition halls, cinemas, libraries, archives, and public park.
https://www.dsaengineers.com/sheikh-jaber-al-ahmad-cultural-centre/
Again Shaheed Park is a park, not a library.
It's not just a park, sweetie. Al Shaheed Park has public libraries within it particularly in the Museum area: http://www.alshaheedparkmuseums.com/habitat/facilities
The Habitat Library is an intimate academic space where the public can access educational resources related to ecology including: books, domestic and international journals, periodicals, and specimens. It is equipped with work stations for quiet study and computers to access online articles and databases.
Even the Thekra Museum has a research centre within it: http://www.alshaheedparkmuseums.com/memorial/research
Al Shaheed Park is more than a park, it's actually a vibrant cultural platform with museums, exhibition areas, theatres, and performance centers for music concerts, art exhibitions, book exhibitions, and other kinds of cultural events. It's also an educational platform with many workshops going on.
Keeping few books doesn’t make it a public library sweetheart. A library is different having few shelves in a cafe or park. I was talking more about public necessities than recreational.
You seem to have a hard time reading and comprehending basic words. The Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmad Cultural Centre contains a public library facility within it. It's certainly not just a few books. It's a national library for historical archives with thousands and thousands of books. Al Shaheed Park also contains public library facilities within it (not just a "few books"). The Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Centre also contains public libraries within it.
Oh, sweetheart, no one cares about Moms Blog, apart from mom or soon to be moms lol. Oh is it tho? Surprised I’ve never actually come across it haha. I have nothing against the website, I couldn’t care less.
The Kuwait Moms Blog is read by moms and non-moms alike. It's actually very popular and the magazine is a wonderful source of information especially for activities/events and facilities.
No, correct yourself. There aren’t “many” available online resources. A simple search should give you the results and mentioned in my previous reply. Again, Moms guide isn’t sufficient, it might be sufficient for you. Next time you go to London or actually even just Dubai, try searching for a library and see the contrast you get there to here in Kuwait.
Now correct yourself. There are in fact "many" available online resources. You're just a delusional troll. Kuwait has a large number of public and private libraries. You just refuse to accept the reality and enjoy bashing and trash talking Kuwait and its cultural facilities.
Well, what a shame so much money was wasted on fake dinosaur bones and artificial artefacts when the money could have been used for other facilities.
The Sheikh Abdullah Al Salem Cultural Centre is a wonderful cultural complex that contains public libraries, museums, fine arts centre, innovative labs, research centres, classrooms and educational facilities, theatres, and various other recreational facilities. You're just a typical Q8 basher and hater. Nothing is ever good enough for you. It's actually largest museum project in the Middle East. But again, nothing is ever ever ever good enough for trolls like you.
I’m going to rest my case, you’re clearly thick nob.“English expats are a tiny minority” You must be new to Kuwait or just blind. Expatriates account for about 70% of Kuwait’s population. GOOGLE before you type dumb shit. Go back to your ego hole now & don’t waste my time by having some self-respect and not replying.
Most expats in Kuwait are Indians and non-Westerners whose native language is NOT English. Google before you type dumb shit. You seem very new to Kuwait or just blind. Go back to your ego hole now and don't waste my time by having some self-respect and not replying.
I don't understand why you're resorting to insults and belittling me. You clearly can't argue with people in a civilized manner.