Category Archives: Around Town
Take on Hate
For more information on the organization, campaign, and internship opportunities: http://www.aaiusa.org/pages/internships/
CAC Children's Choir – Call for Auditions
Auditions for enrolling in CAC Children’s Choir GOING ON NOW!
To schedule auditions:
Contact: Miss Richeh at aricheh@cacboston.org ~ or call: 617-893-1176 or 877-222-9740
The Choir’s main mission is to promote the Arabic culture through folkloric, contemporary and modern Arabic music and songs. CAC Choir Goals:
Audition Location: Mt. Ida school in Newton or at the Center for Arabic Culture office in Somerville. (by appointment) Basic knowledge of music is not required but preferred. Audition requirements:
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Internships Needed: Fall 2014 – Development and Events Interns Needed
Interested in an Internship/Volunteering in the Nonprofit Sector in Development and Event Planning?
The Center for Arabic Culture is looking for a team of 6 Development and Events Interns/Volunteers who have a deep interest in the nonprofit world. Interns/volunteers will work on fundraising, non-profit marketing, and event and outreach planning. All candidates should have solid writing and proofreading skills, and good communication and computer skills.
For more information, please visit our “Open Positions” page HERE.
20 Scholarships Available for Washington D.C. Internships
To learn more about the Washington D.C. Internship Program and Scholarships, please visit their website here: Center for Global Understanding.
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ARABIQA by Karim Nagi – Arab Music, Dance & Culture Showcase
Date: Friday, September 27, 2013
Time: 7:30 pm
Tickets: $20 general admission $10 student tickets
Location: Cambridge YMCA Theater, 820 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA 02139
To order tickets for this event, please click HERE.
Karim Nagi has recorded 11 CDs and performed on 5 continents. His Arabiqa program has been performed in hundreds of schools across America. Now Karim brings this program to a general audience, open to all ages and families. These showcases illustrate Arab culture in a jovial, dynamic and uplifting way, via the performing arts. Karim Nagi describes and performs on a collection of traditional Arab instruments. Each instrument has an anecdote, as Karim uses humorous and intelligent storytelling to present each instrument and song. This event serves to reveal the humanity and creative excitement of the Arab people.