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The Shaabi Craze and Saltanah Show

  • Al Masri Restaurant 4031 Balboa Street San Francisco, CA, 94121 United States (map)

The Shaabi Craze and Saltanah

at Al Masri Saturday April 4, 2020

Amina presents her two favorite styles of Egyptian dance and music - Shaabi and Tarab. Come join us and see how the two go together. It’ll be a Crazy Night!!

Live music by Georges Lammam with Special Guest Jim Grippo plus Khader Keileh, Susu Pampanin, Amina Goodyear and TerriAnne Gutierrez.

The Show will also feature The Aswan Dancers and more performing both Shaabi and Tarab.

Hana, Heaven, Kerima, Laura, Lylia, Maya, Samrah, Shara, Sherin, TerriAnne, Terry DG and Valentina.

We will also welcome special guest Phaedra Darwish coming from Chicago to perform in our show.

Al Masri will be serving a choice of meat, chicken, fish and vegetarian kabob dinners. Please reserve with your choice.

Reservations strongly advised: 415 876-2300

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Earlier Event: April 4
Jim Grippo at Giza Club
Later Event: April 5
Shaabi Craze Workshop with Samrah and Amina

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