Thanks to all who came along to the Midsummer Dreams event on Thursday and helped to make the day such a success, I’d also like to welcome those who registered with us on the day – welcome!
We hope everyone who joined us for the film at the Philharmonic Hall enjoyed it as much as we did. It was great to see you all and meet some of you for the first time. Unfortunately there seemed to have been a mix up regarding the complimentary drink so apols to those who didn’t get one.
Well, it’s festival season (Comedy, Brouhaha, Glastonbury, Prescot, Woolton, Mathew Street…) which has made it even tougher to decide what to do next, so we’ve decided to go with something we’ve never done before – poetry! Liverpool Arabic Arts Festival is the only dedicated UK Arabic Arts festival and starts this weekend. Our next event is an evening of Palestinian poetry on Monday 2nd July at 7pm in the Everyman Bistro’s third room. This is a free event so there’s no need to book and we’re hoping to get a chance to have a chat with some of the poets afterwards, more details below or on the website (www.culturepool.org.uk)
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Cheers,
Luan and Vinny
www.culturepool.org.uk
0151 236 0796
What
Arabic Arts Festival: Sihr Halal: An evening of Palestinian poetry
Local community organisation Arts for Palestine present the work of poets Mahmoud Darwish, Fadwa Tuqan, Ibtisam Barakat, Nahida Yasin and others.
The rhythm, rhyme and music produces the effect of what is called 'lawful magic' (sihr halal).
Refreshments and Middle Eastern food will be on sale.
When
Monday 2nd July 2007
Meet Luan & Vinny in the 2nd Room of the Everyman Bistro at 7:00pm.
Where
Everyman Bistro, 3rd Room
5-9 Hope Street, Liverpool, L1 9BH. Click here for visitor information or call 0151 708 9545
Who
Arts for Palestine
A chance to talk to the poets about their work
How
Thus is a FREE event
Just turn up at the Everyman Bistro
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