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 Gathering

28 October 2022, 19.00-22.00

 

Yallah Sabaya

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BAK, basis voor actuele kunst
Free to join, women only
Drinks and snacks included

Yallah Sabaya (“Come ladies! Enjoy yourselves!” in Arabic) is an evening where dance and music connect women from different backgrounds. All women, no matter where they are from, are welcome on this evening to dance and enjoy the music. The purpose is to connect through movement, rather than verbal communication, in a safe and welcoming environment.  
 
Yallah Sabaya is organized by Welkom in Utrecht, De Voorkamer, and BAK, basis voor actuele kunst, Utrecht.  

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