360 MALL – Kuwait’s iconic mall by the Tamdeen Group - is celebrating the spirit of the Holy Month of Ramadan through a variety of initiatives meant to impart a sense of tradition and giving, to shoppers.

The mall is hosting its annual Rijeemy Walkathon in partnership with Rijeemy Centre, a popular nutrition and diet center, to encourage Kuwaitis to fight obesity, promote a balanced diet and live a healthy lifestyle. This year, however, the walk will take place only on Thursdays from 5.00 pm to 6.00 pm.

Expanding on the theme of fitness, 360 MALL is also collaborating with Fitness First which will host free style exercises from 4.00 pm to 5.00 pm, on Sundays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the Holy Month.

Participants will have the opportunity to measure their fitness through Body Mass Index measurements; all sessions will be free of charge and attendees will receive a free one-day pass to a Fitness First gym.

In addition to fitness, 360 MALL also aims to foster an interest in Islamic culture; the mall will host an exhibition in collaboration with the Kuwait Capital of Islamic Culture on the Ground Level, opposite Lenôtre, while also displaying rare copies of the Quran and other vintage items from June 20-25.

To add further diversity to the month’s celebrations, visitors to the mall will have the opportunity to witness the ‘Art of Can’ exhibition, to be organized by Boushahri Group, the exclusive agent of Red Bull, from June 15-25 on the Ground level in 360 MALL’s main atrium.

The 75 piece display will be the result of a nation-wide creative competition that has beckoned designers, and artists across disciplines, to create 3D, physical or digital art-- using the Red Bull can as inspiration.

Claudia Lopusinska, Marketing Manager, 360 MALL, said: “This year 360 MALL is hosting a diverse range of initiatives during the Holy Month. We are keen to inspire visitors to learn more about Islamic culture. Through our collaboration with Rijeemy Centre and Fitness First, we aim to help our society get fitter whilst tackling the issue of obesity in Kuwait.”