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Showing posts with label Arab American National Museum. Show all posts
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Iftar Dinner & a Movie

All are welcome to break the daily fast of Ramadan with a festive meal in the AANM’s dramatic Community Courtyard and a screening of the multiple award-winning 2008 film Lemon Tree.
6 p.m. Thursday, September 2
Tickets $30; AANM Members pay just $25
Click HERE to purchase.
Iftar Menu: Hummus; fattoush; stuffed lamb with rice and nuts; a chicken or vegetarian option; the special Ramadan dessert known as rose cheeks; and beverages.
Lemon Tree: Written, directed and produced by Eran Riklis and starring Hiam Abbass, Ali Suliman, Rona Lipaz and Doron Tavory, Lemon Tree is the story of a Palestinian widow who must defend her lemon grove when the Israeli defense minister becomes her new neighbor.
Honored with awards at Berlin International Film Festival; Asia Pacific Screen Awards; Awards of the Israeli Film Academy; CineFan Festival of Asian and Arab Cinema.
To learn more about Ramadan and Islam, click HERE.

Become a Member of the Arab American National Museum
You will receive the following Membership benefits:
  • Free AANM admission plus advance notice and invitations to upcoming events
  • Reduced ticket prices for AANM events
  • 10% discount at the Museum Store
  • 10% discount on Museum facility rentals
  • Free guest passes
  • Checkout privileges in the Museum's Library & Resource Center
  • Membership gifts are tax deductible; consult your tax advisor for details
Call 313.624.0200 or click HERE to become a Museum Member.
AANM MISSION
The Arab American National Museum's mission is to document, preserve, celebrate, and educate the public on the history, life, culture and contributions of Arab Americans. We serve as a resource to enhance knowledge and understanding about Arab Americans and their presence in this country.

Plaques bearing the phrase ahlan wa sahlan or "welcome" are a common feature in Arab and Arab American homes, where hospitality is of the utmost importance.

The AANM is now asking Arab American artists to create and donate such plaques for a display case in the AANM's permanent exhibit Living in America. For complete details on this Call for Artists, click HERE or contact Curator of Collections Suzy Adra Mazloum at 313.624.0229 or HERE.

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