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HAPPENING THIS WEEK-

The Flower Exhibition opens its doors today in the agricultural museum in Dokki and will continue for a month. 200 companies and more will be presenting a wide array of plants and flowers. They will be accepting visitors daily from 9am to 9pm.

Zawya’s Cairo Cinema Days is back: Zawya’s film program is a showcase of the latest and most prominent productions in Arab cinema within the past year. All through July 31, you can watch films from Palestine, Lebanon, Tunisia, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Morocco, Sudan, and Egypt. You can find more information on this month’s film selection here.

The National Museum of Egyptian Civilization (NMEC) is hosting the Empower Her Forumstarting Sunday, 19 May, to Wednesday, 22 May. The forum is meant to promote creative empowerment for women in the art community, hosting women artists from around the world. More information will be posted on their Facebook page closer to the event.

Celebrate Disco Misr’s eighth album release at their concert on Friday, 24 May at Zed Park Sheikh Zayed. Grab your tickets here.

Missed the main event? Catch the Disco Misr’s Album Launch after party at CJC 610 on Friday, 24 May. For reservations message their Facebook page.

HAPPENING LATER-

Egyptian rapper Marwan Moussa will perform with Jordanian singer Aziz Maraka on Thursday, 30 May at Zed Park in Sheikh Zayed. You can also enjoy the concert online through the Minly app. (Zed Park Tickets | Online Tickets)

Brazilian DJ/Producer Mochakk will be performing at Saqqara Pyramids on Thursday, 30 May. This performance is part of his world tour, calling on different cities to perform including New York and Dubai. Get your tickets here.

Marriage in time and its complexities are explored in What Have The Years Done To Us at Rawabet Art Space from Wednesday, 29 May till Saturday, 1 June. Click here to reserve your tickets.

Fusing Lebanese and Egyptian music, Disco Beirut will be performing at CJC with tunes from the '70s to the '00s all night long on Wednesday, 29 May. For reservations message their Facebook page.

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