THEATER Flow By Jordan JaffeSun Aug 10th, 1-3pm The Flee Theater, Tribeca Flow is a two-hander that follows the unlikely friendship between Charlie, a Texas oilman turned diplomat, and Marwan, an Arab royal minister, as they navigate their business relationship and political ambitions. Through wars, embargoes, betrayals, and moments of unexpected grace, Charlie and Marwan wrestle with philosophy, loyalty, and the price of empire. | |
PERFORMANCE Omar OffendumSun Aug 10th at 6pm Joe’s Pub, East Village Omar Offendum doesn’t need any introductions, he will be at Joe’s Pub for a a special evening of Hakawati-style storytelling. | |
COMEDY Mohanad Elshieky Sun Aug 10th at 6pm Willie McBride’s, Hoboken Mohanad is a seasoned Libyan-American comedian and a notable talent from the region. I’ve seen him perform twice and genuinely appreciate his fresh approach to comedy. There is currently a flash sale with 2 tickets for the price of one. | |
FOOD Nadia Irshaid Pop-UpSun Aug 10th, 4-8pm MoonBurger, Williamsburg Nadia Irshaid Gilbert is a Palestinian-American artist whose work blends immersive visual storytelling, food, and healing practices through her celebrated “Sahtein” project. Expect a levantine burger, zaatar fries and leymoun na3na3. All proceeds will go to The Sameer Project. | |
FOOD Edy’s Grocer x LazizaTue Aug 12th, 5:30 & 8:30pm Laziza, Bed-Stuy A one-night-only Lebanese collab packed with bold flavors, big energy, and beats that don’t quit. DJs, cocktails, and serious summer vibes. They will have two services, one at 5:30pm and one at 8:30pm.
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FOOD Edy’s Grocer Block PartyThur Aug 14th, 5:30 & 8:30pm Edy’s Grocer, Greenpoint Celebrating 5years anniversary with ice cream truck, food and drinks.
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CONCERT Nadine El RoubiFri Aug 15th at 10pm Rabbit Hole BK, Bushwick Born in Khartoum, Sudan, to an Egyptian‑Sudanese mother and an Iranian‑Sudanese father. Her transnational upbringing and mixed heritage deeply shape her identity as a "third‑culture kid," enriching her voice as an Afro‑Arab storyteller and artist. She’s truly talented and brings presence that’s both soulful and unapologetically honest. | |
PROTEST Stop Starving GazaSat Aug 16th at 2pm Bryant Park, Midtown This emergency mass march is organized by The People Forum among others. | |
WORKSHOP Collage & CatharsisSat Aug 16th, 2-4pm The Emerald, Bushwick An interactive workshop led by Miriam Kagan, LCAT, Psychedelic Art Therapist, where guest will be exploring the intersection between intentions, letting go, and collage, mindfully ingest in community, and grow a spiritual connection through altar building and communal art making. | |
MUSIC PERFORMANCE North African Night with Naji SoulSat Aug 16th, 8-11pm Barzakh Cafe, Crown Heights Blending Afro-pop, tribal beats, and Moroccan soul with rock undertones, Naji Soul delivers a sound that's both rooted and boundary-defying. His debut album, Whispers from Morocco, made waves internationally, with the standout track “Kolo Nga Yan” remixed over 2000 times worldwide. | |
WORKSHOP Calligraphy Around The World Mon Aug 18th, 2-3pm NYPL, Harlem From the bold strokes of Chinese brush calligraphy to the swirls of English Roundhand, you’ll discover six amazing styles from different countries and cultures, including Russian Cyrillic, Arabic, Hebrew, and German Blackletter. | |
WORKOUT Guest DJ & PilatesMon Aug 18th, 6-8pm Club Pilates, West Village Sitna Mariam, is a Brooklyn-based Yemeni‑American DJ celebrated for crafting global, genre‑fluid sets blending jazz, electronica, and nostalgic rhythms, will be bringing the beat to the pilates flow. | |
CONVERSATION Walls That SeeMon Aug 18th at 12pm Online A conversation facilitated by Pal with the writer and activist Te-Nehisi Coates, Noura Erakat, Noura Erakat is a Palestinian-American human rights attorney, scholar, and activist as well as Nyle Fort is a minister, activist, and scholar whose work focuses on Black liberation, social justice, and political theology. | |
FUNDRAISER Fundraiser for Zohran and HelalThur Aug 21st at 7:30pm Barzakh Cafe, Crown Heights A vibrant celebration from Hindus for Zohran. Co-hosted by Dems for Zohran, South Asians for Zohran, Pakistanis for Zohran, and Healthcare Workers for Zohran. There will also be a fundraiser for Helal, a recent arrival from Gaza and Al-Azhar Law graduate who has overcome immense challenges to pursue his dream of becoming an immigration lawyer. Your support will help cover his tuition, books, and other essentials as he prepares to advocate for displaced and immigrant communities. | |
SCREENING Gaza: Doctors Under AttackSat Aug 23d at 6:15pm & 8pm Judson Memorial Church, West Village Hosted by Doctors Against Genocide, this event exposes the deliberate targeting of medical professionals and healthcare infrastructure in Gaza. Featuring a documentary by Zeteo, it offers two screenings on the 23rd, each followed by a Q&A. All proceeds will support food and medical aid for Gaza. | |
COMEDY Break The ChainFri Aug 29th, 7-9pm Starr Bar, Bushwick A night of solidarity and laughter at this comedy fundraiser, all in support of an arms embargo in the NY and NJ area. You might have recognized Atheer Yacoub (your favorite settler, check her IG account). | |
PARTY Rangarang Goes GlobalSat Aug 30th at 8pm The Sultan Room, Bushwick Rangarang is a 1970s Iranian TV show, a popular pre-revolutionary pop program, which lent its name to a modern compilation of forgotten gems from that era. This event is a Persian Karaoke, that’s opening its door the international community to sing any iconic songs of their choice. The event will also include a rooftop afterparty and a drag performance. | |
MASTERCLASS Hedi Edebek Teaches Arabic SingingEvery Tuesday in Aug, 7-8:30pm The People’s Forum, Midtown Arabic Singing workshop with Hadi Eldebek. Hadi s a Lebanese oud player, composer, educator, and cultural entrepreneur based in New York City, known for bridging Arab musical traditions with global audiences. | |
MASTERCLASS Ramzi Teaches DabkeEvery Thursday in Aug The People’s Forum, Midtown Two Dabke classes in August with the famous Ramzi. A) Dabke 101: The Essentials | Thus 7-8pm. B) Dabke Performance Workshop | Thus 8-9:30pm. | |
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