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The third edition of the Arab Heritage Festival in Moncton, Dieppe, Fredericton, and Saint John celebrated Arab culture through multidisciplinary activities. Arabic music, Trilingual poetry reading, workshops, Arab heritage fair, Arabic calligraphy exhibition and more.
April is the month where Canada chose to celebrate this rich and extremely diverse heritage.
A brief overview of the Arab Heritage Festival's programs, achievents, impacts, etc.
A trilingual poetry reading accompanied by live music and Arabic Calligraphy
A mesmerizing journey into the world of Arabic Calligraphy in collaboration with the Moncton House of Calligraphy that brought an extraordinary exhibition featuring the exquisite work of Hala Ali.
An exhilarating workshop led by the incredible Ms. Joyce Nahri, where you'll learn the vibrant dance steps that have been passed down through generations.
By the end of this workshop you will be able to participate in one of the most vibrant dances in the Levant. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or taking your first steps, this workshop is for everyone who wants to celebrate Levantine culture through movement. Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot now by registering here
April 13 Crossman Community Center - Moncton (10:00 am-12:00 pm)
Dive into the rich tapestry of Palestinian culture with our exclusive workshops on Palestinian Embroidery (Tatreez), brought to you in collaboration with the Atlantic Canada Palestinian Society and its branches in Fredericton and Saint John!
Learn the intricate stitches and motifs that tell stories of tradition, resilience, and identity. Spaces are limited, so registration is necessary with the libraries. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with Palestinian heritage and create something beautiful with your own hands!
Within the context of the Arab Heritage Festival 2024, the Arab Culture Club is presenting the Canadian Arabic Orchestra’s production 'Jazzy Arabia' in collaboration with local musicians. Jazzy Arabia is an Arabic and Jazz fusion. The description explains the theme of the concert: Jazz was born into African American communities struggling to bring cheer and joy into their challenging lives; nothing speaks of humanity's will to live and share happiness louder than music, and no music brings happiness to the world more than Arabic music. Marrying Arabic music with jazz is an experience like no other.
April 19 - Dieppe Arts and Culture Center
Within the context of the Arab Heritage Festival 2024, the Arab Culture Club is presenting the Canadian Arabic Orchestra’s production 'Jazzy Arabia' in collaboration with local musicians. Jazzy Arabia is an Arabic and Jazz fusion. The description explains the theme of the concert: Jazz was born into African American communities struggling to bring cheer and joy into their challenging lives; nothing speaks of humanity's will to live and share happiness louder than music, and no music brings happiness to the world more than Arabic music. Marrying Arabic music with jazz is an experience like no other.
April 20- Centre communautaire Sainte Anne - Fredericton
Within the context of the Arab Heritage Festival 2024, the Arab Culture Club is presenting the Canadian Arabic Orchestra’s production 'Jazzy Arabia' in collaboration with local musicians. Jazzy Arabia is an Arabic and Jazz fusion. The description explains the theme of the concert: Jazz was born into African American communities struggling to bring cheer and joy into their challenging lives; nothing speaks of humanity's will to live and share happiness louder than music, and no music brings happiness to the world more than Arabic music. Marrying Arabic music with jazz is an experience like no other.
April 21 - Saint John High School
Discover the beauty of Arabic script and its cultural significance as Hala Ali guides you through the intricate strokes and elegant flourishes of this timeless art form. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this workshop promises to be a captivating journey into the world of calligraphy. Spaces are limited, so be sure to reserve your spot today by registering with the library at: (506) 869-6000! Don't miss this unique opportunity to celebrate Arab heritage and creativity.
April 27 -Moncton Public Library
Introducing the community to Arab culture through various activities such as cultural pavilions, vendors of Arabic books, arts and crafts, food and beverages, and an entertainment program.
A special guest traveling all the way from Ontario to showcase a wide range of captivating reads: The Arabic Canadian Book Fair - معرض الكتاب العربي الكندي. Don't miss this unique opportunity to explore literature that bridges cultures and ignites imagination!
27th of April 2024 at YMCA Moncton North.
In collaboration with FRYE festival, a trilingual poetry reading featuring the works of the Arab poet Mahmoud Darwish, Poems will be recited in Arabic, English and French by Kayla Geitzler, Jean Philippe Raiche and Reem Fayyad; The poetry reading will be accompanied by the musician Loqman Dali Youcef and a demo of Arabic calligraphy by the Artist Hala Ali.
April 28 at Aberdeen Cultural Center
In Collaboration with the New Brunswick Public library service, public libraries all around New Brunswick will feature books by authors of Arab descent as well as books around Arab culture.
Arab Heritage Festival, the magic of arab culture
Download the Arab Heritage Festival 2024 Official Program and Brochure