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In February, a group of 4 artists traveled from Sweden to Nablus to perform a clowning show for refugee children. The group are theater and clowning students and members of Clowns Without Borders Sweden. They performed their already-prepared show in UN schools in Askar, Balata and Al-Ein refugee camps, Nablus and a village called Al-Yanoon that has been plagued by harassment form nearby Israeli settlers. Over the course of three weeks, they performed daily shows for more than 7,000 children total in the Nablus district.

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A group of four circus artists and clowns from Clowns Without Borders Ireland performed 4 shows in Nablus in January, 2010 for more than 400 children. They performed for children and adults in neighborhood centers in Nablus and Askar refugee camp. Their show included music, juggling, acrobatics and many clown skits that required audience participation. This is the second tour the group has done in Nablus in the past 2 years.