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Levantine Cultural Center in Los Angeles

"Sovereign Threads: the History of Palestinian Embroidery" was on display recently at the Craft and Folk Art Museum

Sovereign Threads

An with Roxanne Varzi at
Pacific Arts Center
Introduced by Behzad Tabatabai.

Macedonian-Arabic Fusion
with Goran Alachki, Ljupco Manevski, Naser Musa
& Souhail Kaspar, Jan. 15

"The Arab/Muslim Revolution: the Middle East & the West"
a conference with Islamic scholar Reza Aslan and Middle East historian Mark LeVine
See Calendar, Jan. 12, 2006

Global Frequency concert att the Levantine Cultural Center, Fri., Dec. 2! Featuring Naked Rhythm, MC RAI and Antoneus Maximus & the Nuthouze Band. Advance tix $10. Reserve now.

Don't miss the next Sultans of Satire show on Thurs., Dec. 15, and read about the first one... Middle East Comic Relief, Thurs., Nov. 17, 8 pm. Click here.


Micheline Aharonian Marcom, winner of the 2005 PEN Fiction Award for her novel The Daydreaming Boy
, Introduced by José Rivera, of "Motorcycle Diaries," Nov. 10 (Thurs.), at the center.

Levantine Cultural Center cosponsored the 2005 Los Angeles Film Festival, which included several films with Middle Eastern themes or subjects.
Naser Musa-Adam del Monte QuartetThe Naser Musa-Adam del Monte Ensemble performed Arab-flamenco fusion on Dec. 19, 2004. Click here for info.

Iraqi-American Playwright and Actor Heather Raffo and Her One-Woman Show, "Nine Parts of Desire," Are the Talk of New York and Los Angeles


"In the Mirror of the Sky."
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Al-Andalus to Jerusalem:
Levantine Festival at the
John Anson Ford




Al-Andalus

with Tariq Banzi, Julie Banzi
and flamenco dancer Ana Montes

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Three Articles on the Concert

A 9/11 Gallery
A 9/11 Gallery

Who's Who at Levantine Cultural Center
 

Interns at Levantine Cultural Center

Manar FakhouryManar A. Fakhoury is a first generation Jordanian American. She graduated in 2006 with a double degree in Political Science and Theater from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, and is currently working on her masters in Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Chicago. She has traveled many times to the Middle East and studied abroad at the American University Of Beirut (AUB) during 2005. At Loyola Marymount University she was part of the committee of Cultural Awareness and currently at University of Chicago is part of MESSA—Middle Eastern Studies Student Association. Along with her work experience she volunteers at There is Hope Foster Family Agency and also with JACC- Jordanian American Community of California. She is a Program Assistant at Levantine Cultural Center, where her work includes research, development and production of public arts programs.
Stacy LeeStacy Lee served as a program intern during Summer 2007. She is a first-generation Korean-American from Los Angeles with an unexplainable attraction to ancient Egypt and a passion for Middle Eastern culture after experiencing the Moorish influence in southern Spain during her past two summers spent studying abroad there. She is currently a sophomore at Wellesley College, majoring in Middle Eastern Studies and Environmental Studies. She hopes to study abroad in Morocco or Egypt during her junior year.
Leah RobinsLeah Robins served as a development assistant during Summer 2007. She is a Jewish American from St. Louis, Missouri with a strong interest in the Middle East. Currently a senior at Wellesley College, she is majoring in History with a focus on the Middle East region. In January 2007 she attended a conference, Leading up North, in the north of Israel to discuss the Summer 2006 conflict between Israel and Hezbullah. At Wellesley, she is involved with the Boston Marathon and works at the Knapp Media Center to provide technology support. In addition to her work at the Levantine Center this summer, she volunteers at the Braille Institute of Los Angeles. As a development intern at Levantine Cultural Center, her work included researching and developing funding proposals.

 

 

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