US EditionPistachios, Phyllo, & Providence: How baklava became my passport during Arab Heritage Month
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Pistachios, Phyllo, & Providence: How baklava became my passport during Arab Heritage Month
Forget your passport — I just traveled 5,500 miles from Rhode Island to Syria with nothing but a fork and a sweet tooth. In a cozy corner of Providence, where college students usually hunt for pizza slices, I found myself in an unexpected portal to Aleppo. One minute I was in New England, the next I
Celebrating Arab American heritage
Your public library is here with books, resources, and experiences that can help us connect and celebrate Arab American history and culture. The month of April is recognized as Arab American Heritage Month in Illinois. Title suggestions for all ages More to explore Celebration event Arab American Heritage CelebrationSaturday, April 12, 12-3 pm, Main Library ... Read more The post Celebrating Arab American heritage appeared first on Oak Park Publ…
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