The Dal'ouna Ensemble, led by world renowned musician Ramzi Aburedwan, returns with a rich repertoire that extends from Egypt to Andalucia passing through various regions and traditions of the Middle East, and adding medieval and jazz accents to a musical confluence of East and West.
DAL’OUNA ENSEMBLE is named after a festive Palestinian music genre. Through its music, the ensemble expresses the hopes of a people who love to laugh and sing and who seek peace and freedom. The ensemble’s repertoire extends from Egypt to Andalusia, passing through various regions and traditions of the Middle East, and adding medieval and jazz accents to a musical confluence of East and West.
Acclaimed Palestinian-American Playwright and Actress Najla Said to Perform Sold-out play “Palestine” at Palestine Museum US.
The Palestine Museum US is bringing rising Palestinian artist from Gaza Malak Mattar to the US for a series of exhibits & talks. New York City
The Palestine Museum US is bringing rising Palestinian artist from Gaza Malak Mattar to the US for a series of exhibits & talks. Woodbridge, CT
Please join us in welcoming Dalia Ali for an exhibit and Talk
Palestinian-Japanese Opera Singer Mariam Tamari and Pianist Fadi Deeb In Concert
Palestinian-Japanese Opera Singer Mariam Tamari and Pianist Fadi Deeb In Concert at the French Embassy, Washington, DC
Palestinian-Japanese Opera Singer Mariam Tamari and Pianist Fadi Deeb In Concert at the New England Conservatory of Music
Featuring a discussion with artist Suhad Khatib exploring self portraits, gender, place, and politics in her work.
Rebecca Vilkomerson, Executive Director of Jewish Voice for Peace, will discuss JVP’s evolving understanding of Zionism and its role in supporting the movement for Palestinian rights.
Atheer Yacoub a Palestinian-American comedian and writer based in NY will be performing at the Palestine Museum in an afternoon of comedy.
The Palestinian artist Kamal Boullata has created a work of art dedicated to Al-Shabaka, the global Palestinian think tank. All proceeds of its sale are going to support its mission.
Please join us in welcoming Mohammad Al Jaloos for the opening of his solo exhibit "Nablus & Jerusalem"
Palestinian vocalist Amal Murkus accompanied by her son Firas who plays the Kanun (lap harp) will be visiting Palestine Museum US
14-year-old Lama Abed from Gaza City and her mother Amal are on tour to raise awareness about the crisis in Gaza and how Americans can help. They recently joined children from Susiya on Capitol Hill to present their visions of peace to Congress.
Twelve Palestinian women sit before us and talk of their life before the Diaspora, of their memories, of their lives and of their identity. Their narratives are connected by the enduring thread of the ancient art of embroidery.
"Rest In My Shade - a poem by Nora Lester Murad and Danna Masad" Book Launch and reading by Nora Lester Murad
For generations, Palestinian women have gathered together with their daughters to work collectively on embroidery projects.
Join us for a lecture by Wafa Ghnaim author of "Tatreez & Tea: Embroidery and Storytelling in the Palestinian Diaspora"
For generations, Palestinian women have gathered together with their daughters to work collectively on embroidery projects.
Tariq Harb will perform a solo classic guitar concert at the Palestine Museum US!
The Boston Dabke Troupe will be performing at the Palestine Museum US!
Mohammed Eid is a 29-year-old Palestine refugee, who has lived in Rafah camp in the Gaza Strip. Join us to hear his story!
Amer Zahr, a Palestinian-American Comedian, Author, Lawyer, Professor, and Activist will be performing at the Palestine Museum US on September 16th
We are excited to have been able to add this last minute event and take advantage of Fidaa Ataya’s trip to the United States for her presentation at Carnegie Hall. Please join us at the Palestine Museum for an afternoon of Storytelling. This performance will entertain adults and children alike.
Aida Touma-Sliman, Palestinian member of the Israeli Knesset, will discuss the Knesset's recent vote to formally strip Palestinians living in Israel of equal citizenship (these Palestinians comprise 20% of the population of Israel proper).
Violinist and composer Layale Chaker returns to Palestine Museum US for a pre-release concert featuring her debut album, Inner Rhyme. Layale will be joined onstage by her ensemble, Sarafand, with cellist Jake Charkey, pianist Phillip Golub, bassist Nick Dunston, and percussionist Adam Maalouf.
