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7 July 2005, DUBAI The third week of the
Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2005, Arts Surprises, is now underway at
BurJuman, the region's premier shopping destination.
From now until July 13, visitors to the mall can enjoy a painting exhibition,
displays, talent competitions and art workshops from 5.00 pm onwards.
Cultural events for BurJuman shoppers to enjoy throughout the week include
a performance by a traditional Sudanese band on July 7, a Swiss Folklore
show on July 8 and a creative children's show from Eastern Europe on July
9, all from 6.00 pm-9.00 pm. The world-famous rhythmic band from France
will perform at the mall on July 12 from 6.00 pm-9.00 pm. Shoppers can
also enjoy an Arabic play from 8.00-9.00 daily during Arts Surprises.
"Arts Surprises is one of the most exciting weeks on the DSS calendar
and has become a favorite for families looking to encourage budding artists.
The art exhibitions, musical events and stage performances planned at
BurJuman this week are certain to engage children and fire their imaginations,"
said Sabina Khandwani, head of research and marketing, BurJuman.
An art exhibition organized by the Ministry of Education and sponsored
by Dubai Immigration will be officially opened at BurJuman on July 9.
The exhibition will feature paintings by participants of the first Emirates
International Creativity Contest. Visitors can marvel at the stunning
works of art from 10.00 am-10.00 pm daily. A photography exhibition featuring
traditional mosques in the UAE will also be on display at the mall all
week long.
BurJuman will also host a special workshop from 6-8 July where the Dubai
Police will highlight its anti-drugs campaign which targets children,
youth and families.
"BurJuman is proud to act a platform for the Dubai Police to raise
awareness amongst youngsters about the dangers of taking drugs,"
added Khandwani
Arts Surprises is the third week of DSS which is being held for the eighth
consecutive year from June 22 to September 2, 2005. The 10-week, multi-venue
summer recreational extravaganza is held under the theme 'Big Fun for
Little Ones'.
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