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Young Explorer’s Day

11 May '26

Hekayyatna brings a full family day to the Egypt Exploration Society, built around the idea that discovery should be hands-on, joyful, and a little unexpected. Liblib Publishing performs an interactive theatre piece drawn from its Egyptian children’s book catalogue; children participate as much as they watch. Hadi Badi brings Arabic books to browse and take […]

An Evening with Celebrated Iraqi Poet, Nabeel Yasin

11 May '26

Join Art Forward for an intimate evening of poetry and conversation with celebrated Iraqi poet, Nabeel Yasin. This event is part of our ongoing exhibition, Voices from Exile, which brings together four Iraqi artists who’ve known home from afar, but continued to live and create as the children of one of world’s oldest civilisations. The […]

An Evening with Umm Kulthum

11 May '26

Celebrate the legendary voice of Umm Kulthum in a special tribute evening of Tarab in our spectacular setting Join us for a special evening as Cambridge Takht returns to Grand Junction, with guest artist and rising qanun player Hend Al Zouari, to perform timeless Tarab classics by the late Egyptian singer Umm Kulthum, 51 years […]

Read, Make, Play

11 May '26

An evening of craft workshops, ancient and contemporary Egyptian games, and a selection of cultural publications, books and zines that rarely reach London. Artist and calligrapher Yasmine Khadim will teach Arabic calligraphy, while Elissa Madin will help guests hand-embroider an Ancient Egyptian amulet necklace. Esmat Publishing brings a curated selection of photobooks and zines from […]

HERITAGE REFRAMED

30 April '26

HERITAGE REFRAMED A Lavish Concepts presentation, in partnership with Johara Global. Join us for an evening celebrating artists and designers from the GCC, and the wider MENA region, creatives whose work has been shown at the British Museum, the Islamic Arts Biennale, the Banan Festival, and recognised by Forbes 30 Under 30. Their practices draw […]

A talk by Zahed Taj-Eddin: “Home in Aleppo: Memory, Loss and Rebuild”

30 April '26

Home in Aleppo: Memory, Loss and Rebuild Home in Aleppo: Memory, Loss and Rebuild is a moving exploration of displacement, identity, and the fragile process of rebuilding after loss. Drawing on personal experience, Zahed Tajeddin, a Syrian artist and sculptor, reflects on the layered memories of Aleppo, exploring what is carried forward, what is left […]

Of Roots and Routes

30 April '26

Celebrating Sudanese Women Artists in Exile: Almas Art Foundation is proud to present Of Roots and Routes. Curated by Frédérique Cifuentes & Makana Art Collective, Of Roots and Routes, is a vibrant exhibition and series of immersive events celebrating the creativity, resilience, and cultural legacy of Sudanese women artists working across the diaspora. Featuring oil […]

Dialectics of Erasure

30 April '26

Dialectics of Erasure is a participatory lecture-performance by Palestinian-German artist-scholar Mudar Al-Khufash that invites you, the audience, to participate in unraveling the mechanism sustaining the everyday performance of settler colonialism. This is an experiment. The lecture-performance frames settler colonialism not as an event of the past, but an ongoing structure sustained through performative rules, routine, […]

Voices From The Nakba: A Conversation Between Nakba Survivor Antoine Raffo & Holocaust Survivor Stephen Kapos

15 April '26

BOOK TICKETS NOW. You’re invited to The Galilee Foundation’s special “Voices From The Nakba” event, featuring a crucial and hopeful conversation between Nakba survivor Antoine Raffoul and Holocaust survivor Stephen Kapos. Together, two witnesses to catastrophe can show us that even through the deepest pain, listening, shared humanity, and dialogue can help us gain understanding […]

Voices from Exile

13 April '26

Art Forward Gallery is opening in Fitzrovia on April 16th with Voices from Exile. The show will run through May 23rd and brings together four Iraqi artists — Koutaiba Al Janabi, Sadiq Kareem Toma, Yamam Nabeel, and Samir Jamal Al Din — whose works span three decades and explore what it means to know home […]