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Cairo Weekend Guide: Natacha Atlas Live! Cairo Weekend Guide: Natacha Atlas Live!
With one weekend left before the end of Ramadan and th... -
El Shagara Lounge: Shisha and Sambousak by The Nile El Shagara Lounge: Shisha and Sambousak by The Nile
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Zein: Relaxing Café for Ramadan Zein: Relaxing Café for Ramadan
Cairo cafés often conjure up images of overcrowded, no... -
Ramadan Guide to Wasting Time after Fetar Ramadan Guide to Wasting Time after Fetar
After a long day of Ramadan fasting and a heavy fetar ... -
Bahaa Abdelmegid: Saint Theresa and Sleeping with Strangers Bahaa Abdelmegid: Saint Theresa and Sleeping with Strangers
First off, to eliminate any possible confusion, Saint ...
DC Comics Legend Jim Lee at Kotob Khan
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Arts & Culture
If you were ever into comics or still are, this will be huge news for you! Lee is a comic legend and currently the founder and publisher of WildStorm, an imprint of DC comics. Head to Kotob Khan this Friday night for a talk by Jim Lee... you won't w...
Eftekasat at El Sawy Culturewheel
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Arts & Culture
For taste of Oriental Jazz Music, join local favourite Eftekasat as they take the stage at El Sawy this weekend. The show is 15LE for non members and 20 for members.
El Nil Group at Beit Al Suheimi
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Arts & Culture
Head to Beit Al Suheimi for a night of folkloric music lead by the El Nil Group. Entrance is free of charge and the show starts at 9:00PM.
Ramadan is especially taxing for a food critic at Cairo 360, when you’re starving, fasting and a little insane, thus ready t...
For all that Zamalek has to offer, it is noticeably lacking in Egyptian street food. Sure, you’ll find t...
Let's get real for a minute. We can only last so many Ramadan nights in Cairo stuffing our faces with ko...
Two weeks into Ramadan and we’ve come to the following conclusion: eating out just doesn’t compare to ho...
By pure chance or by clever strategic planning, all of the most popular Ramadan tents in Cairo are set up on the Nile with b...
Year after year, the Grand Hyatt Cairo attracts some of the largest nightly crowds for Nile-side shisha,...
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With more than a week left of Ramadan, Cairo is still overflowing with opportunities to not only enjoy l...
After six successful years, 3anil is back this Ramadan with new ideas, new food, a new theme and a new l...
Road Nine in Maadi is no trendy shopper's paradise, but it does boast a few colourful shops with a flair for over-the-top kn...
It may be easy to miss Zamalek clothing shop Matchbox, as it lies in the bright orange and yellow shadow...
Right next door to our ever-beloved Sami Amin in Zamalek, you’ll find a home accessory shop that seems t...
If you’re anything like us, you love sales: discounts, bargains; whatever word happens to float your boa...
Horseback riding in the Cairo desert within sight of the Giza Pyramids sounds like an enchanting idea to tourists, expats an...
We love a gym with a long row of treadmills as much as we appreciate a spacious yoga studio. What we don...
One week into Ramadan, and you may already be feeling the effect of the scrumptious fetar food that you ...
Forever associated with a fun, hot day at the beach, Frisbee has finally made it to Cairo. Pass by a spo...
Anyone who’s travelled in and out of Cairo International Airport can attest to the chaos and confusion of this beloved airpo...
The mighty river Nile: bread basket of the Pharaohs, delta of Alexander the Great, inspiration for Agath...
Coming out of Cairo’s Khan El Khalili Market after dusk and heading west toward Muezz El Din Street, fir...
To many Egyptian aficionados of arts and culture, nothing quite beats Paris when it comes to sophisticat...
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Having built his entire career on being a vocal adversary to the Muslim Brotherhood, seasoned writer Waheed Hamed’s efforts ...
If the powers that be can put together a film based on the drunk-texts of popular blog Texts from Last N...
After a four-year absence from television, Ahmed Mekki returns with Ramadan’s biggest and most anticipat...
This is an ensemble comedy about middle-aged goofs that is harmlessly funny – it’s Sandler doing his thi...
Since hip-hop duo OutKast’s 1994 debut, the two-person southern sensation has undergone several stages of metamorphose. OutK...
If you’ve never heard of B.O.B., you’re forgiven: the 21-year-old producer/songwriter (aka Bobby Ray Sim...
Since their 2004 debut album Hopes and Fears, British alternative rock band Keane have developed a disti...
In 1994, Sheryl Crow burst onto the music scene with 'All I Wanna Do,' a witty song that perfectly blend...
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Darb 1718 and Cairo Jazz Club Agency’s Mawaweel Festival is one week into their Ramadan festivities in Cairo. From the histo...
Following their successful collaboration on the Art Beat festival, Darb 1718 and Cairo Jazz Club are tea...
While the island of Zamalek is full of various art galleries, bookstores and coffee shops, it’s the perf...
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In the 1950s, the late Egyptian poet Fouad Haddad began his poetic career whilst a political prisoner in...
First off, to eliminate any possible confusion, Saint Theresa and Sleeping with Strangers are the titles of two separate short novels in the same book by Bahaa Abdelmegid. Through the two stories, Abdelmegid dives through Cairo in its diff...
It’s not that often that one can find a novel with an innovative idea, let alone find one in a simple and attractive style too. Drumbeat can be the exception; it’s a perfect blend of originality and imagination. Drumbeat takes place in...
We are all free to make our own lifestyle choices, experiences and friends, but would you like to read all the elaborate details about someone else's? To Each Her Own, the debut novel by first-time author Inji Amr, prompts readers to ask t...
