Activities of May 19,

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  • Andalusian ornaments workshop
    Courses and seminars

    Andalusian ornaments workshop

    Our archeology and history workshops are back in Cordoba
    May 19, 20226:00 p.m.
    CORDOBA
    On Thursday, May 19, we will be hosting a new workshop at our headquarters in Cordoba to learn about the region’s archeology and history in an entertaining way. Sign up now so you don’t miss out!
  • Guided tours of the Casa Mudéjar
    Special programs

    Guided tours of the Casa Mudéjar

    From May 06, 2022 until December 16, 2022Check dates and times for each tour.
    CORDOBA
    Casa Árabe’s headquarters in Cordoba will be hosting new guided tours for those who would like to visit every hidden corner of the building known as the “Casa Mudejar.” 
  • Who Will Tell The Story? Beginnings of Documentary Film in Morocco
    Films

    Who Will Tell The Story? Beginnings of Documentary Film in Morocco

    From May 06, 2022 until June 17, 2022Fridays at 7:30 p.m.
    MADRID
    Casa Árabe and Cineteca are hosting during the months of May and June in Madrid the itinerant series 'Who will tell the story? Beginnings of Documentary Cinema in Morocco'. The retrospective has been curated for its 16th edition by the Navarra International Documentary Film Festival "Punto de Vista" with Omar Berrada and Ali Essafi.
  • All of Us (Nous Tous)
    Films

    All of Us (Nous Tous)

    May 19, 20227:30 p.m.
    MADRID
    In order to mark the International Day of Living Together in Peace, Casa Árabe and the Intercultural Spanish-Arab Circle are organizing the screening of this documentary by Pierre Pirard in Madrid on Thursday, May 19.
  • "Fables and Faded Flags" in Cordoba
    Exhibitions

    "Fables and Faded Flags" in Cordoba

    From May 04, 2022 until July 08, 2022Mondays through Fridays, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and from 4:30 to 8:00 p.m. Closed on weekends and holidays.
    CÓRDOBA
    Starting May 4, Casa Árabe presents at its Córdoba headquarters this exhibition by photographer Ana Nance, in which she focuses her personal gaze on countries such as Sudan, Qatar, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, Morocco and Algeria.