10 Festivals to Enjoy Around Lebanon Before Summer Ends

As Zara Larsson once said: “Summer isn’t over yet.” If you’re still in the mood for parties, music, good food, and day3a summer vibes, there’s plenty of time to make the most of it. We’ve rounded up 10 festivals happening around Lebanon that deserve a spot on your late-summer plans.

Must-visit festivals before summer ends

Chnaniir Festival 2026

Under the theme “Meshwar,” each day brings something different, from hiking trails and outdoor adventures to races, kids’ activities, concerts, comedy shows, and traditional celebrations. The festival wraps up with a full village day featuring food, music, zajal, games, and local traditions.

📅 Until September 6

📍Chnaniir, Keserwan

Zalka, Ammarat Shallhoube Festival with Street Festival

📅 From August 27 to August 30

📍Zalka, Metn

🎟️ Free entry

Beirut Spring Festival 2026

📅 From August 24 to August 29, and from September 15 to September 20, and from September 24 to September 26

📍Metropolis Cinema in Beirut, Alfred Tarazi Studio in Bouchrieh, Alba University in Sin El Fil, and Beit Al Fann in Tripoli
🎟️ Entry is free but reservation is required

Hadchit Summer Festivals 2026

📅 From August 29 to August 31

📍Hadchit, Bsharri District
🎟️ Free entry

Beirut Motorsports Festival

📅 From August 28 to August 30

📍Beirut Hall, Sin El Fil

🎟️ Tickets at the link here

Dekwaneh Summer Festival 2026

📅 From September 3 to 6

📍Salaf Al Arid Street – Dekwaneh
🎟️ Entry is free

Qaraoun Lake Festival with Street Festival

📅 From September 4 to 6

📍Qaraoun Lake, West Bekaa
🎟️ Free entry

The 5th Rumman Music Festival

📅 September 4 and 5

📍Stereo Kawalis, Mina – Tripoli

🎟️ Tickets are at the link here

Lebanese Independent Film Festival LIFF 2026

📅 From September 4 to 13

📍Colisée Cinema, Hamra – Beirut

Aqibeh Festival with Street Festival

📅 From September 11 to 13

📍Aqiba, Keserwan
🎟️ Free entry

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