STAMFORD, CT – APRIL 16, 2011 – - the Saida Fikri Foundation in collaboration with the Washington Moroccan American Club has organized and is hosting a cultural festival celebrating the splendor and generosity of Morocco. the event will enrich the senses with Moroccan foods, traditional handmade Moroccan artisan wares, a Bazaar market, henna tattoos, live music and dance, fashion and costumes. Saida Fikri’s motivation for the event is to convey her hope for a more united and tolerant world by sharing the Moroccan culture. the festival is open from 2:00PM – 8:00PM, Saturday, April 16, 2011. Entrance Fee: $5.00, children under 12 FREE. Event location: University Connecticut Stamford, Washington Boulevard, (Main Floor), Stamford, CT. for more information please visit here.
Activities:some attractions at the Magical Morocco celebration will include a Bazaar with typical products and wares, presentations and history of Moroccan tribal rugs, a depiction of a Moroccan wedding, and traditional music and dance performances. Visitors can experience Henna tattoos ($5) and an authentic meal such as Moroccan Pastella or Margaze (sausage) for $7 and Moroccan tea with pastries and cookies ($3). All shows and entertainment are free of charge. Children are very welcome!
Organizer: the Saida Fikri FoundationTolerance, love, peace, acceptance, respect, unity, are only some words that Saida Fikri’s music stands for. the Saida Fikri Foundation is dedicated to the promotion of these messages across the oceans. the foundation will host events centered around the unity of a rainbow of cultures and religions, to bring together people in the name of creativity, communication, and through the power of music which has no language.
One of our major projects currently is called ‘Creativity for A better Future’. the project is focused on the establishment of educationally based after school programs in third-world countries, starting with Morocco. the purpose is to develop the minds of the youth and in this way develop the future generations of the society. the children will have a creative outlet involving sports, music, and the arts, thus keeping them from drugs, gangs, and crime. making a difference in the lives of the children of tomorrow will be the drive they need to make a difference in their own countries and this will fuel the change we want to see in the world. http://www.saidafikri.netSponsors:the Washington Moroccan – American ClubMoroccan American Women’s AssociationThe Moroccan National Tourist OfficeThe Fez RestaurantRoyal Air MarocWafin.com
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