Tourists and locals alike will be able to enjoy Egypt’s theaters, the Opera House, cultural institutions, sites and museums for free on June 29 and 30. Tourists, international and Arab, will also have access to free ‘explanation’ at no cost. The decision, taken on the occasion of the upcoming 5th anniversary of the June 30th revolution, was issued by the Minister of Culture, Enas Abdel Dayem, on Tuesday. “All cultural sectors will participate with cultural and art activities in 27 governorates. The General Authority for Cultural Palaces will participate with 237 activities and the Cultural Production Sector will organize nine performances by the Theater House on the country’s theaters. The Popular House of Performing and Popular Arts will open it’s doors freely to the public in Agouza, Gamasa city of Kafr al-Shiekh governorate and 15 May city of Cairo governorate,” said Abdel Dayem, according to Egypt Independent. On the occasion of the anniversary, a show will take place at the Cairo Opera House under the title Watanyat (Homelands) on both days in Alexandria and Cairo. Museums and exhibitions will also be hosting a wide array of workshops and art shows…
