Events
MeccaLeccaHafla - a bi-monthly belly dance party at Mecca. Everyone is welcome to join in. Typically the 3rd Friday of Gallery Hop months. (Check the calendar for the details)
Next Hafla- Friday Feb 22nd
doors @ 7pm
$5 cover.
The Moving Theater of Rakadu w/Hallwa at Natasha's Bistro
Middle Eastern dance and music theater, beauty and surprise like the bursting of each pomegranate seed, Rakadu performances are living art installations.
location: Natasha's Bistro
112 Esplanade (downtown Lexington)
for reservations ring: 859.259.2754
Next Hafla- Friday Feb 22nd
doors @ 7pm
$5 cover.
The Moving Theater of Rakadu w/Hallwa at Natasha's Bistro
Middle Eastern dance and music theater, beauty and surprise like the bursting of each pomegranate seed, Rakadu performances are living art installations.
location: Natasha's Bistro
112 Esplanade (downtown Lexington)
for reservations ring: 859.259.2754
"1001 Nights" w/Mardi Love Nov 24th, 2013
Vignettes embellished from the "Thief of Bagdad" set to Middle Eastern dance and song. This year's stellar cast including: Mardi Love, Moving Theater of Rakadu, Hallwa, SuperKate, and more.
The weekend will begin Friday Nov 22nd with classes and workshops with Mardi on Friday and Saturday.
Mardi Bio: (via Tribal Fest website) Mardi Love has been around for some years now, influential in shaping the aesthetic of Tribal Fusion as it is known today. Mardi began dancing with The One and Only Heather Stants, director of the innovative Urban Tribal Dance Company, then partnered up with the illustrious Rachel Brice and later the notorious Zoe Jakes to enjoy a good run with The Indigo, touring extensively and producing their own damn show. Way to do it right.
These days, Mardi continues to pal around with painfully charming and talented musicians and performers, and a new show is in the works. Hot dog and get ready.
The weekend will begin Friday Nov 22nd with classes and workshops with Mardi on Friday and Saturday.
Mardi Bio: (via Tribal Fest website) Mardi Love has been around for some years now, influential in shaping the aesthetic of Tribal Fusion as it is known today. Mardi began dancing with The One and Only Heather Stants, director of the innovative Urban Tribal Dance Company, then partnered up with the illustrious Rachel Brice and later the notorious Zoe Jakes to enjoy a good run with The Indigo, touring extensively and producing their own damn show. Way to do it right.
These days, Mardi continues to pal around with painfully charming and talented musicians and performers, and a new show is in the works. Hot dog and get ready.
