Bader Ghulum Suleiman, a well-known folk medicine therapist and barber, established his practice in this house in 1912. His treatment room for injured divers is one of the oldest remaining medical structures in Muharraq. The house's courtyard also served as an herbal garden, which supported his work and the local community. Although Bahrain's economy no longer depends on the pearling industry, this event honors its historical significance, which shaped the livelihoods and traditions of the past.

The Rehan One and Rehan Two exhibitions complement the creative energy of the event, reflecting and amplifying the spirit of Muharraq’s celebration of art and culture. Various contemporary artworks will be displayed in the niches of the beautiful rooms of these two houses.