Tanoura literally means skirt in English and is a popular folk dance performed in Islamic countries like Egypt and Turkey. Take some time out to relax and get dazzled by the LED lit multi-coloured Tanoura spinning and forming mind-blowing illusions.

Go back in time with the mesmerizing and soulful melodies of the Qanun. This ancient instrument, believed to have originated in ancient Egypt, has been enchanting audiences for centuries with its unique sound and intricate design.

At the Wonder Stage, we celebrate the rich cultural heritage of the Qanun by presenting you with an exceptional musical performance. Our talented musician will take you on a journey through time, exploring the intricate melodies and rhythms that make this ancient instrument so captivating.

We invite you to indulge in the soothing and enchanting melodies of the oud, expertly played by our talented musician.

From traditional Arabic music to contemporary tunes, our performance will take you on a journey through the rich and diverse sounds of the Middle East.

As you immerse yourself in the soulful tunes of the oud, you will feel the stress of the day melt away, leaving you with a sense of peace and tranquility.

So come and join us this Ramadan, and let the sweet sounds of the oud soothe your soul and transport you to a world of musical enchantment.

Watch spectacular colours dance across the sky at the Global Village musical firework show every Friday and Saturday at 9 pm. The return of this firm favourite is sure to brighten up your day plans!

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Clap along with the energetic movements of the Turks as they put on a show featuring a blend of Turkish folk dances! Featuring elements from Hora, Halay, and other folk dances, the eight-person dance will keep you captivated throughout with its intricate and synchronised movements.

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From Yemen comes Al Bara’a, one of the most popular outdoor dances in its country. Find yourself mesmerized by the powerful moves. This tribal dance, featuring the use of bara’as (daggers), is traditionally performed during moments of celebration like marriages and national events.

One of the most popular folk dances in Palestine , the dabke combines circle and line dancing as the dancers lead their moves with their feet, inciting a special kind of energy from the audience as the tempo picks up.

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