Lines will be conducting a one-month introductory course to Sogestus Ikebana in February. Classes will be held once a week, on Monday 4, 11, 18 and 25, from 10:30am to 1:30 pm. Click on poster below for more information.

The premier of the first Jordanian Feature Film in 50 years opens in Amman. Playing in theaters around Amman on Feb 6th 2008. The film is by Amin Matalqa and is an official selection for the Dubai International Film Festival and the Sundance Film Festival.

Trailer for Captain Abu Raed. Playing at Sundance Film Festival Jan 22-26. Opening in theaters in Amman, Jordan Feb 6th 2008. Winner of Best Actor Award at the Dubai International Film Festival.

Written by Wendy Merdian Not the Austrian Alps, but the seven hills of Amman are echoing with the sound of music, thanks to the addition of the National Conservatory of Music (NCM) to Jordan’s cultural repertoire. Nestled in the valley of Ras Al Ein overlooking the heart of old Amman, the new facilities of the.

Jadal – Arabic Rock Saturday Dec. 15 2007 Al Balad Theatre Tickets 8 JD For more information: 078 557 2275 Tickets sold at Books@Cafe, Chillihouse Dahiyai, Cups & Kilos Abdoun www. jadalband.com Directions to Al Balad Theatre

A market scene in Karak, Jordan.

A Christmas Quilt Concert Featuring Deema Gazelidis, Lexi Haddadin, Kay Mukhar and Tarek Younis Under the Patronage of HRH Princess Dina Mired Satruday, 22 December 2007 – 8:00pm Zara Expo – Tickets 10JD

By Dr. Rana Hajjeh and Dr. Najwa Khuri-Bulos This week in Amman, leaders from across the Arab world are meeting to focus attention on an all-too-often ignored subject: childhood vaccines. For more than a century, vaccines have proven to be one of the world’s most effective public health tools. Yet, despite the Arab region’s advances.

7iber.com sat down with, Aziz Maraka, the father of ‘razz’ to get the inside scoop on the motivation and inspiration of this rising musician. 7iber: Tell us a little about yourself, where you grew and where you hail from. Maraka: I was born in Tunisia in 1983, lived there for 10 years, then had to.

After the successful release of their second album “Zad” last September, Jordanian band Sign of Thyme will be performing in a live concert on Sunday December 2nd, 2007, alongside guest musicians Aziz Maraqa on Piano, Yazan Roussan on Percussions, and Nabih Boulos on Violin. The show will feature new works besides songs from their album.