On July 12th and 13th in the heart of Washington, DC, we will gather for a two-day event dedicated to educating and uplifting the voices and stories of the Palestinian people. As people from around the world take to the streets for Palestine, the Museum of the Palestinian People seeks to provide a space that renews our connection to each other and educates the public about who we are.
Even as attempts to erase our art, culture, and people continue, we invite you to join us for two days of solidarity in sharing the art of Palestinian resistance and الصمود (Samud, steadfastness). Gather together in community for our two-day event, “Preserving Palestinian Identity: Art as Resistance” on July 12th and 13th in Washington DC. On Saturday, our community will come together for a family-friendly day of Palestinian history lessons, a Voices from Gaza Reading, art from Palestinian artists, Palestinian food, live painting, kite education and painting table, and henna tattoos.
Tickets: Suggested donation ($5, $10, $20)
Register today! Event Registration required. ([link removed])
* Experience Art from Palestine
* Honor the taste of Palestine from local chefs
* Learn about Palestinian History and Culture
* Soar for Palestine: Kite Painting Station — $8
* Connect with the Traditional Palestinian Crafts
Main Hall Schedule — First Floor
* 12:30 pm-1pm: Dabke Student Performance/Free Dabke Lessons
* 1 pm: Dabke Performance by Faris El-Layl Dabke ([link removed])
* 2pm – 2:30 pm: Musical performance by Mohamed Karzon ([link removed])
* 3pm – 4pm: Music Performance by Fuad Foty ([link removed])
Shop Vendors — First Floor
* Salma Said (Build A Sky) ([link removed])
* Amal Andraos (Amouls Event) ([link removed])
* Hamza Arman ([link removed]) (Baladi 1948) ([link removed])
* Rouba Kanj ([link removed])
* Shantaytijo ([link removed])
Palestinian Storytime Readings — Second Floor
* Author Simon Sakkab ([link removed])
* Author Han ([link removed])
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