Columbia Palestinian Dabke Brigade is available for performances, workshops and private events.
For booking and inquiries, please email [email protected] The Columbia Palestinian Dabke Brigade was formed as a means of artistic resistance to the cultural and physical occupation of Palestine. It is composed primarily of Columbia students from different parts of the world who are all passionate about Palestinian Dabke!
12/22/2015
The great Al Hannouneh's Dabke show in Amman, Jordan two days ago. A few members of the brigade were lucky to attend it.
Al Hannouneh Society for Popular Culture - جمعية الحنونة للثقافة الشعبية
Al Hannouneh - Amman 19/12/2015 - افتتاح حراس الذاكرة السابع
09/24/2015
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09/21/2015
Dabke is back! The brigade is getting ready for its 5th anniversary performance in November.
We are meeting today (Sunday) at 7 pm for our weekly meeting. If you would like to join us, you can come today. It is free and you do not need prior experience doing dabke. We will be meeting at 7pm in Roone Arledge auditorium in Columbia University's Lerner building. We will gather in front of Lerner building at 7 and let any non-Columbia person in. You can show up today. you can email us at [email protected]
Our new beginners session will begin this Sunday at 6p at Columbia university. If you are interested, please email us at [email protected] or message us on facebook.
Dear friends,
As the new semester begins very soon, we are glad to announce that the new dabke beginners session is starting in early September. This is probably every semester's most exciting moment for us. Most of the brigade's current members and performers were participants in previous beginners sessions. If you are interested, please circulate and email/message us.
[email protected]
07/14/2015
Our last performance at NYU on May 8th 2015. Thank you NYU Students for Justice in Palestine for inviting us.
05/13/2015
BUD KOROTZER/DESERTPEACE
BUD KOROTZER/DESERTPEACE
NYU Students for Justice in Palestine
03/31/2015
We are very proud of two of our brigade's members who wrote this amazing article and insisted on publishing it despite some difficulties they faced. Sumaya Awad and Ayah Zaki-Sabet
Apartheid requires facts not perspectives Members of Students for Justice in Palestine explain why viewing Israel as an apartheid state is essential to understanding the Arab-Israeli conflict.