A market with an old name
The village dossier calls it the Al-Qurayyah monthly market. Al-Qurayyah, "the little village", is the name early Arabic sources gave Sadus, before its name was shortened to Sadus around the eighth century AH.
From the craftspeople's hands
Handicrafts shown by the people who make them. The heritage village has hosted craft rooms before, from perfume making to crochet and all kinds of handiwork.
From the farms
Farm produce from an oasis long known as one of the most fertile villages of Al-Yamamah, once famous for its pomegranates.
Food and workshops
Najdi food to taste in the setting of the village, and workshops where you try things with your own hands. A market that brings the family together for a day of shopping, learning and hospitality.
