The Art of Storytelling: From Ancestral Memory to the Mic. PERFORMANCE & WORKSHOP BY SARA FILALI
Join us for an engaging afternoon of creativity and connection!
The Islamic Art Society proudly presents the acclaimed Sara Filali’s Storytelling Workshop & Performance on November 16th from 2:00 till 3:30 PM. Discover the art of storytelling in an interactive workshop where participants have the opportunity to create their own stories. Sara will also be performing a few of her short stories from her latest release, “Hajeetek Majeetek: My Grandmother’s North African Folktales”.
Sara Filali, a Moroccan-American artist and writer, is known for her dynamic art series portraying Muslim women. Sara’s work challenges stereotypes and emphasizes the individuality of Muslim and MENA women. Her art serves as a compelling response to Orientalism, offering nuanced perspectives.
Beyond her creative pursuits, Sara explores the scenic landscapes of Colorado with her husband, Rayan, and actively engages in community-building initiatives. Believing in the transformative power of storytelling, she envisions a world where art reshapes narratives and honors our humanity.
The comprehensive workshop consists of:
Date: November 16th, 2025. Time 2:00 pm till 3:00 pm
Location: Theater at the Student Center South, University of Houston. 4455 University Dr, Houston, TX 77204
Tickets: FREE! FREE! FREE! BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM. (All Theater Programs are free except the Evening Sufi Music & Comedy program combo)
