The Let Me Fly workshop at Lahore Arts Council Al Hamra was all about kite making, celebrating Basant

Lahore’s culture was on display again at Al Hamra with a cool workshop called Let Me Fly. It mixed old-school kite culture with new art ideas, giving everyone a place to get creative.

Al Hamra Chairman Razi Ahmed and Executive Director Muhammad Nawaz Gondal kicked things off. It wasn’t just about making kites but also about Basant and our traditions.

Leaders Talk About Culture

Muhammad Nawaz Gondal said it’s up to all of us to keep Pakistan’s culture alive. He said kite making isn’t just fun; it helps keep our culture going and gets young people involved.

He said that Al Hamra is helping protect our art and traditions.

His words made an impact, especially on the young people who saw the workshop as a way to learn about their background.

More Than Just Fun: Talking About Culture

Playwright Shahid Nadeem said we should celebrate Basant the right way. He said that making kites, doing theater, and making art can all tell stories and help people be free to create.

He also said that Al Hamra is giving people a chance to be very creative and bring back culture in a good way.

Young People Get Involved

Lots of young people came to the Let Me Fly workshop at Al Hamra. Young artists, students, and people who love culture learned how to make kites. They learned old ways but also tried out new designs.

They got to see how kites are made and felt good about learning new skills and being creative.

Cool Kites and Photos

The workshop also had a kite display and a photo show. People loved seeing the colorful kites hanging in cool ways.

The show had all kinds of kites, like:

• Mosquito
• Gada
• Fairy
• Cup
• Lucknowi Kat
• Sherla

Each kite showed off a different culture, style, and history. It was like a trip through Pakistan’s kite-flying past.

Al Hamra and the Arts

The Let Me Fly event showed that Al Hamra wants to help promote culture, get young people involved, and support new ideas in art. By mixing old and new, Al Hamra keeps giving people ways to celebrate Pakistan’s art.

These workshops bring back old traditions and get young people to think about their culture in new ways.

A Great Time to Be Creative

Let Me Fly was more than just a workshop. It was about freedom, being creative, and being proud of our culture. It reminded everyone that art can bring people together and remember our history.

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