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Cairo Mediterranean Literary Festival: Literature & the Body Cairo Mediterranean Literary Festival: Literature & the Body
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Ali Baba: Döner Kebab Now in Zamalek Ali Baba: Döner Kebab Now in Zamalek
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Cairo Weekend Guide: Festivals, Live Music & New Art Cairo Weekend Guide: Festivals, Live Music & New Art
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Al Rifai Mosque: Cairo’s Islamic & Monarchical Past Al Rifai Mosque: Cairo’s Islamic & Monarchical Past
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Catacomb: Environmentally Conscious Home Accessories in Maadi Catacomb: Environmentally Conscious Home Accessories in Maadi
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Cairo Opera Ballet Company at Cairo Opera House
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Arts & Culture
Cairo Opera Ballet Company will perform a selection of short ballets in the Main Hall. ‘Ballet Danses qu'on croise’ will be performed to Johannes Brahms' Hungarian Dances with choreography by Thierry Malandin. Brought to Egypt by Abdel Moneim Kamel,...
The opening night of the Cairo Mediterranean Literary Festival sees Fernanda Calati reading select passages from 'Corpo' by Tiziano Scarpa at the Italian Cultural Centre in Zamalek. Attendance is free.
Sharqi Blues at El Genaina Theatre
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Arts & Culture, Music,
The members of Holland-based Sharqi Blues are bringing their oriental-infused blues and jazz music to El Genaina Theatre in Al Azhar Park. Tickets are 10LE.
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A joint architectural venture between an Arab and a Hungarian, Husayn Fahmi Pasha al-mi'mar and later Max Herz Bey, Al Rifai...
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