Bachelorette Bash

Learn about wedding arts such as Guyanese kweh-kweh songs and marital instruction, Yemeni wedding songs, Algerian wedding dress traditions, and Crimean Tatar songs and comedic pre-wedding skits.

June 10, 2012

2:30pm – 5:00pm

Our closing party and workshop for women explores wedding traditions practiced by various immigrant cultures in Brooklyn. Learn about wedding arts such as Guyanese kweh-kweh songs and marital instruction with Rose October and Verna Walcott-White, Yemeni wedding songs with Shoshana Tubi, Algerian wedding dress traditions with Naima Ammi and Crimean Tatar songs and comedic pre-wedding skits with Uriye Kermencikli and her daughter Dinara. Henna artists Omneah Hamdi and Suhair Mohammed will create designs for participants, and wedding food specialties will be served. Hosted by Ayla Bakkalli.

Bachelorette Bash is part of Brooklyn Arts Council's Half the Sky Festival: Brooklyn Women in Traditional Performance, an unprecedented series of concerts, performances, workshops and symposia highlighting Brooklyn women performing artists, especially those working in traditional art forms.

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