From Our Lady of Damascus Church, Syria, the greater Detroit area hosts the Choir of Joy. Known in Arabic as Joqat al-Farah, the Choir of Joy was founded in 1977 by Father Elias Zehlawi. The choir at that time included 55 children, boys and girls, representing all Christian denominations. Today there are over 100 members … Continued
The New York Arab American Comedy Festival is proud to announce the 6th annual NY Arab-American Comedy Festival will be held May 3-7, 2009 at Comix Comedy Club (www.comixny.com.) This venue is only a few years old and is truly once of the nicest venues for stand up and sketch in NYC. It is located … Continued
Some things change at the Sundance Film Festival, but not everything. There may now be more cab companies licensed than in New York City and a Jumbotron screen installed at the foot of Main Street to broadcast the inauguration, but the festival’s search for gifted young filmmakers remains a constant. Some years, that search leads … Continued
Renowned Lebanese composer Mansour Rahbani died Tuesday following a bout of pneumonia, leaving a legacy of innovation in the music and theater of Lebanon and the wider Arab world. He was 83. For much of his career, Rahbani was known for his decades-long collaboration with his brother Assi – who was himself married to legendary … Continued
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