Palestinian Cultural Days Dublin (PCD) is excited to announce its second annual cultural festival, under the theme “Min El Mai Lal Mai”

🎟️ Get your tickets now! 🎟️

PLEASE READ — TICKET OPTIONS

Tickets for the festival are available in two options:

OPTION 1 — 3-Day Festival Ticket (€15)

This ticket provides access to all three days of the festival, "except Tamer Nafar’s show".

A 3-day ticket "excluding Tamer Nafar’s show" can be purchased for €15 at the door.

Please note that some workshops have limited places and require advance RSVP. See the workshop details below.

OPTION 2 — Full 3-Day Festival + Tamer Nafar

For access to the entire three-day festival, including Tamer Nafar’s show, please purchase the full festival ticket in advance. Please purchase the full ticket at this link.

Tickets for Tamer Nafar’s show will NOT be available at the door and must be purchased in advance.

We recommend this option as it gives you access to the full festival programme.

FESTIVAL PROGRAMME

🗓️ September 25 — Opening Day

The festival opening begins at 17:00, featuring:

“Min El Mai Lal Mai” Exhibition

🍴 Food by Yaffa Cafe

🖨️ Live Screen Printing by Dublin Print Collective

🎶 Music featuring singing by Leen Marrouf and qanun by Aziz Abushark

📖 Poetry reading by Alaa Al Qaisi

🎬 Animated Palestine films

🗓️ September 26 — Educational & Dabkeh Workshops

14:00 — Dr. Selma Dabbagh

Out of It, moderated by Dr. Rita Sakr

15:30 — Dr. Ahmed Mokhallalati

Former Head of the Plastic Surgery Department at Al Shifa Hospital

Healing Under Fire: When Medicine Becomes the Target

17:30 — Dr. Eman Abboud

Fractured Geographies: Palestine’s Divided Realities

19:00 — Dabkeh Workshop

💃 Limited places available. Please email pcddublin@gmail.com to reserve your spot.

🗓️ September 27 — Tatreez Workshop

🪡 13:00 — Tatreez Workshop

Limited places available. Please email pcddublin@gmail.com to reserve your spot.

We look forward to welcoming you to Palestinian Cultural Days Dublin 2026 and sharing three days of Palestinian culture, art, music, food, literature, education and community.

Min El Mai Lal Mai — From Water to Water.

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