Jordan's entertainment culture is more conservative than its neighbours but more vibrant than its external reputation. The Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts, held annually in the ancient Roman city of Jerash, stages international and Arab music, theatre, and dance in a setting of extraordinary historical atmosphere. The Jordan Film Festival and the Amman Jazz Festival add formal contemporary entertainment. The traditional Bedouin music tradition — the rabab one-stringed fiddle, the shabriyya vocal form, and the ardah sword dance — are performed at cultural events and at specific Wadi Rum camp evenings where the setting makes the performance atmospheric rather than staged. The Amman contemporary music and arts scene, centred on the Rainbow Street area and the Darat al-Funun arts centre, reflects a young, internationally educated urban population creating entertainment on their own terms.