Category: Special Events CS20
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International Museum Day
International Museum Day on Friday, May 15 2015, at Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah’s Amricani Cultural Centre. Plenty of museum and non-museum activities including: lectures on sustainability, art workshops, charity drives, recycling activities, outdoor music concerts, hand craft-goods, organic food vendors, children’s activities, theatrical plays, exhibition tours, temporary art exhibitions by Dar al-Funoon and the Sultan Gallery…
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Poet Zeina Hashem
Poet Zeina Hashem, a poetry reading, accompanied by a guitar performance by Ghaneema Qudmani, and a book signing at Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah’s Amricani Cultural Centre.
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Young Sounds
Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah, in cooperation with the Loyac Academy of Performing Arts, present ‘Young Sounds’, a night full of musical vibes performed by talented artists that have trained and rehearsed throughout the year, at the Amricani Cultural Centre.
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Global Art Forum
Global Art Forum brought in a range of speakers from across art, new media, web, design and literature. They debated how technologies have transformed not only the way we work, but how we think, interact, learn and create.
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Global Art Forum: Temporary Exhibition at the Amricani Cultural Centre
A charming exhibition from the global art forum featuring the work of local artists – Ghadah al-Kandari, Farah Behbehani, Mohammed al-Kouh, and Amira Behbehani – on temporary display at the Amricani Cultural Centre.
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Native American Storytelling
Dr. Namorah Gayle Byrd The ancient art of storytelling is a part of traditional cultures shared by the Arab world and North America’s first people. Dr. Namorah Gayle Byrd, a noted Native American storyteller, promises to captivate audiences with “trickster” stories, legends and songs at Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah Yarmouk at 7 PM on Friday, 6…
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Taqabol
Taqabol, a campaign to raise mental health awareness, at the Amricani Cultural Centre.
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Poet Nejoud Al-Yagout
Nejoud Al-Yagout gave a poetry reading and launched her new poetry book ‘This is an imprint”, at the Amricani Cultural Centre.