Palestinian Dabke Teach-In and DMV Solidarity Meet Up
Start: Sunday, December 08, 2024•02:00 PM
End: Sunday, December 08, 2024•04:00 PM
Host contact info alx4palestine@gmail.com
https://bit.ly/BurkeAccess
https://bit.ly/A4PMask
* Masks required
* The library does not allow food. You may bring a drink in a container with a lid (please keep your mask on before and after drinking).
* The library entrance is flat and has two sets of automatic doors.
* The library is a two story building built into a hill, but the library is entirely on the second floor.
* Each bathroom has one ADA complaint stall. The bathroom entrances are not automatic. Mobility aid users may need to ask Alexandria for Palestinian Human Rights members or library staff to open the door for them. The entrance doors do have kickstands so we will look into the possibility of keeping them open during the film screening.
* Parking: There are three disabled parking spots
Join DMV activists for Palestinian Human Rights to mingle and learn the traditional Palestinian Dabke folk dance. Dabke is a Levantine folk dance that combines circle and line dancing and is widely performed at weddings and other joyous occasions. The event will begin with socializing at 2 PM. Starting at 2:30 PM, we'll learn the history and cultural meaning of Dabke and then practice the steps together.
Please wear comfortable shoes and bring water (in a vessel with a lid).
Masks are required and will be provided.
Accessibility Info:
https://bit.ly/BurkeAccess
https://bit.ly/A4PMask
https://bit.ly/BurkeAccess
https://bit.ly/A4PMask
* Masks required
* The library does not allow food. You may bring a drink in a container with a lid (please keep your mask on before and after drinking).
* The library entrance is flat and has two sets of automatic doors.
* The library is a two story building built into a hill, but the library is entirely on the second floor.
* Each bathroom has one ADA complaint stall. The bathroom entrances are not automatic. Mobility aid users may need to ask Alexandria for Palestinian Human Rights members or library staff to open the door for them. The entrance doors do have kickstands so we will look into the possibility of keeping them open during the film screening.
* Parking: There are three disabled parking spots
