"Tamr Cast" Documents the Stories of Farmers and Visitors at Buraidah International Dates Carnival 2026
The Buraidah International Dates Carnival 2026 is continuing to enrich the visitor experience through Tamr Cast, a platform presenting a series of live conversations with farmers, enthusiasts and visitors from the Palm Center in Buraidah, documenting their experiences and stories tied to the palm and its dates.
The platform gives participants a space to talk about their experiences and impressions, adding to the carnival media content built on the voices of those who work in the sector and those who visit the event, and offering a broader picture of the place dates hold in the economic, cultural and social life of the Qassim region.
Conversations on Farming, Production and Marketing
Tamr Cast interviews cover topics spanning the different stages of the dates sector, from cultivation and production to marketing, along with the practical experiences of farmers and the observations of visitors during the dates season.
This variety helps deliver knowledge-based content that introduces the public to the sector through the people directly connected to it, whether farmers and producers or enthusiasts and visitors.
The platform also lets its guests share their personal stories and their relationship with the palm and dates, documenting part of the experiences that accompany the season and highlighting the heritage tied to this form of farming in Qassim.
Tamr Cast Widens the Carnival's Media Coverage
The Supreme Committee of the Buraidah International Dates Carnival said the platform's launch is part of a drive to diversify the media tools and content formats accompanying the carnival, helping it reach different segments of the public.
The conversations are one of the ways the carnival connects with its audience, passing on knowledge and expertise about the palm and dates in a direct way, enriching the visitor experience and highlighting the economic and cultural value the sector represents for the region.
Tamr Cast is part of the package of programs and activities accompanying the Buraidah International Dates Carnival, which runs for 75 days and presents a variety of events centered on the palm, dates and their products, helping introduce the sector to visitors and enthusiasts.
