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Monthly: Georges Lammam & Band with Belly Dancers


  • Peña Pachamama 1630 Powell Street San Francisco, CA, 94133 United States (map)

This event happens monthly every 2nd Friday, 8-10pm.

8:00pm - 10:00pm. $15 with dinner or $39.95 dinner/show special. Reservations recommended. 

Join Georges Lammam and his stellar band with great lineup of belly dancers & Bolivian-inspired raw- and vegan-friendly organic fare.

Georges Lammam, of Palestinian descent, born in Beirut, Lebanon is well-known in the Middle East and the United States as a solo violinist exemplifying the Arab style of instrumental improvisation and lyricism. The Georges Lammam Ensemble has performed at the San Francisco World Music Festival, The Legion of Honor Museum, the De Young Museum in San Francisco, The Fine Arts Cinema in Berkeley, and many more local and national venues and toured with the Arabic orchestra under the direction of Simon Shaheen representing the Golden Age of Arab Music, presented in association with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing arts.

Earlier Event: December 16
Georges Lammam & Band with Belly Dancers
Later Event: January 1
First and Last Sundays: the Caravan Band

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