Amman:The fourth edition of Amman Design Week (ADW 2026) concluded after a successful 16-day run, centered on the theme "Accumulations," and attracted over 65,000 visitors. An official statement highlighted the event's extensive reach.
According to Jordan News Agency, the event, held from October 2 to 17, featured more than 220 designers, makers, and creative collectives across 204 free public events. These exhibitions were hosted in locations such as Ras Al-Ain, Jabal Al-Lweibdah, Jabal Amman, Iraq Al-Amir, and for the first time, Aqaba.
The program included over 5,300 participants in workshops, guided walking tours, street art walks, and panel discussions focused on urban design, architecture, and city-making. The cultural offerings were further enriched with performances produced in collaboration with Al-Balad Theater.
ADW 2026 was organized with the Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) as a strategic partner and supported by major sponsors including the Jordan Tourism Board, Royal Jordanian, Zain, and Bank Al Etihad.
Co-Director Sarah Hijazin emphasized that the theme "Accumulations" reflected a lasting impact, encompassing the works produced, skills acquired, shared cultural memory, participating venues, and four permanent installations. The statement also confirmed that Amman Design Week's programs will continue throughout the year, with updates available on its official website.