Liverpool Arab Arts Festival
9 – 18 July 2020
Basic Information & Useful links
When: 9 – 18 July 2020
Where: Liverpool, UK
Official website: arabartsfestival.com
Hotels: Hotels in Liverpool
LAAF is Going Digital in 2020
Because of the special situation this year, the festival is going digital. It’s a great opportunity for more people around the world to explore and enjoy this culture festival.
You can read more about this at their website here: https://www.arabartsfestival.com/laaf-goes-digital/
More About Liverpool Arab Arts Festival
From 1998, when it was launched, this festival has been one of the leading Arab arts and culture events in Liverpool, and the UK.
Liverpool Arabic Centre and the Bluecoat, the founders, has grown the partnerships over the years and included major arts institutions in the city into the event.
The aim is to make celebratory events of raising awareness and promotion of Arabic culture in Liverpool, and in the UK.
Liverpool Arab Arts Festival got the Arab British Centre’s Culture and Society Award in 2010.
For an outstanding contribution to the public knowledge and understanding of life, society and culture of the Arab people in Britain.
Events and Categories
Events on Liverpool Arab Arts Festival are usually placed into 6 categories:
Music, Film and Theatre, Dance, Talks and Debates, Family and Outdoor and Exhibitions.
Family activities, followed by excellent food, music and art, featured with DJ’s or jazz performers.
That’s all a part of this amazing festival.
And don’t miss festival’s choice of films, different debates, talks and workshops.
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