Watch this unique Jordanian Dabkeh show featuring the amazing Saed Abu Tayeh performing with a traditional Jordanian band and get a glimpse of Jordan's heritage. A unique performance not to be missed!

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Watch talented Jordanian singer Saed Abu Tayeh and his band put on a spectacular performance representing traditional Jordanian music.

The Dubai Millennium Amphitheatre is a performance space hosting cultural performances and live music for seated crowds, located in Al Forsan Park. The venue’s design features a model of two Ghaf trees that intertwine above the centre of the stage. 

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Youthful yet rich with history, innovative yet deeply traditional, Jordan seamlessly blends modern ingenuity with the wisdom of a legendary ancient culture. The Jordan Pavilion explores this exciting duality through captivating exhibits filled with dramatic contrasts: light versus dark, antique versus new. Nowhere is this theme more evident than in the pavilion’s magnificent entry portal, which uses clean, curving lines to evoke the Siq canyon that leads to the famed city of Petra.


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Enjoy lively music and dance performances that represent the rich culture of the Bahamas, in celebration of the country's National Day at Expo 2020 Duabi.

The Bahamas Cultural Dance and Music Show

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Join us in celebrating Bahamas' National Day at Expo 2020

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Bahamas National Day

Bahamas Pavilion

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Known for its beautiful white-sand beaches and clear turquoise waters, the natural landscape of the Bahamas faces a grave threat: the 700 islands that make up the country could lose 80 per cent of their land to rising sea levels before the century is over. Drawing on digital displays, artworks, documentary films and more, the Bahamas Pavilion explores how the nation’s citizens are working to solve the urgent issue of climate change. Experience the creativity and resilience of the Bahamian spirit through a wide-ranging tour of the islands’ culture. 

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The Bahamas: Cultural Dance and Music Show

Enjoy a concert that showcases the oldest and most important traditional Andalusian and Gharnati Arabic music, with performances from both the Orchestra of Fez and Nabyla Maan. The evening culminates with both acts performing together.

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Enjoy a concert that showcases the oldest and most important traditional Andalusian and Gharnati Arabic music, with performances from both the Orchestra of Fez and Nabyla Maan.

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Morocco Pavilion

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For thousands of years, Morocco’s Berber people have built their traditional squared homes and villages out of mud brick, producing structures that have stood for centuries. The Morocco Pavilion at Expo 2020 advances this form in dazzling style, combining modern design and rich heritage to create a uniquely vertical journey through Morocco.

As you ascend the ramp through the pavilion, you’ll experience ancient streetscapes and cutting-edge innovations: everything from traditional Moroccan gardens to one of the world’s largest solar-energy plants, Noor-Ouarzazate. It all ends with a stunning panoramic view from the pavilion’s rooftop area.


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Traditional vertical mud-brick villages get a modernist makeover at the Morocco Pavilion. Over a dozen giant blocks formed from hundreds of earthen cubes are stacked in a loose, offset pattern to create a lively, four-storey tower that faintly glows with rusty orange warmth. 

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Morocco: Voices of Andalusian Gardens

This theatrical musical performance is based on the fascinating life of late Nigerian political activist and musical maestro, Fela Anikulapo Kuti (1938-1997). An extraordinary event not to be missed.

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Fela and the Kalakuta

An extraordinary performance based on the life of late Nigerian political activist and musical maestro, Fela Anikulapo Kuti.


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With a striking design inspired by fossilised sand dunes, Jubilee Stage is an open-air festival stage. Located in Jubilee Park, it hosts performances and large concerts.

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Boasting 200 million people – including 20 million in Lagos alone – Nigeria has earned the nickname “Giant of Africa” for its booming population and large, expanding economy. The Nigeria Pavilion showcases the nation’s impressive growth with a uniquely urban experience: a lively Nigerian streetscape, rich with exhibits on the nation’s values. Check out video installations on the country’s economic sectors, gaze up at the Tower of Opportunities and learn about Nigerian culture along Enterprising Avenue.


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