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GoLive! Arab Music and Dance Conference


  • University of Texas San Antonio 501 West Cesar E. Chavez Boulevard San Antonio, TX, 78207 United States (map)

GoLive! Arab Music and Dance Conference Presented by international, award-winning bellydancer Karen Barbee with Michael Ibrahim, Founder, and Conductor of the National Arab Orchestra at University of Texas San Antonio Downtown Campus, San Antonio TX
A unique, first-of-its-kind conference is being organized by international, award-winning bellydancer Karen Barbee. Join us for three days of Arabic and global music, dancing, and workshops by world-renowned creatives. 5 dance instructors and 25 musicians will lead you into a world of song and dance. The three day event will include three live music shows and on the final day of the three day event, attendees will be able to participate in one big interactive dance jam.

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http://karavanstudio.com/conference2022

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Earlier Event: October 6
Class cancelled. At GoLive! in Texas. Be back next week
Later Event: October 7
Happy Hour cancelled

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