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Architecture students from Hama University joined the Turathuna Foundation and the Sun Trails project for an immersive walking tour of Old Homs. From the historic Orthodox Theater to ancient churches and mosques, this scientific journey bridged academic theory with the living heritage of "Homs al-Adiya."

Al-Wataniya Private University of Hama partnered with the Turathuna Foundation for a specialized scientific visit to the "From the Rubble to the Stage" exhibition. Architecture students explored the technical methodologies of restoring the Orthodox Theater and discovered the role of the Sun Trails project in revitalizing the historic identity of Homs.

As part of a strategic partnership to link academic study with real-world application, the Turathuna Foundation recently welcomed students from Homs University’s Faculty of Architecture. The visit featured an immersive tour of the "From Rubble to the Stage" exhibition, offering a rare, technical look at the restoration of destroyed cultural sites and the vital role of community-led heritage preservation.

Students from Al-Ghassaniya Private Orthodox School embarked on a cultural journey at the Turathuna Foundation’s "From the Rubble to the Stage" exhibition. Through the enchanting tales of the Hakawati and the traditional "Storybox," the visit bridged the gap between Homs’ history and its vibrant future, nurturing a deep sense of heritage in the hearts of the younger generation.

To celebrate World Theater Day, the Turathuna Foundation hosted playwright Abdul Karim Amreen for a landmark lecture on the "Unknown History of Theater." Held at the newly restored Orthodox Theater, the event combined historical revelations with a documentary on the building's revival, proving that Homs’ cultural roots remain stronger than ever.