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Learn more about the ways you can throw a successful party for your social, corporate or fundraising event. In addition to our blog, you may also find inspiration from our Pinterest Boards. Within our Resource menu, you can also find Checklist & Printables, How-to Videos, and Frequently Asked Questions. If you need more assistance, please contact us for a consultation so we can put you on the road to a fabulous event.

By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 15 Nov, 2017
Meditation and Entertainment  The original Whirling Dervish dance was – and is – a dance mediation. However, the whirling dance has long been adapted for entertainment as well, with the performers using multicolored, multilayered, skirts that are manipulated to create … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 13 May, 2016
Zohar Productions was proud to be a part of World Connect’s Morocco Benefit Dinner. The event benefited women and children in the developing areas of Morocco.   The event featured authentic Moroccan dancers and musicians, a spice market, a rosewater … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 27 Jul, 2015
Part III: MoRock ‘N’ Roll the Night Away  This is the third part of a three-part series offering inspiration and helpful tips for hosting a Moroccan Midsummer Night’s Dream event.   Belly Dancers and Moroccan Musicians  Entertaining Your Guests  If … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 27 Jul, 2015
Zohar Productions, A Nationally Acclaimed Event Planning Company, Shares Their Expertise on How to Plan Your Own Moroccan or Arabian Nights Themed Party This Summer. This is part two in a three-part series.  Part II: Simply Savory Party Delights  Your … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 21 Jul, 2015
Zohar Productions, A Nationally Acclaimed Event Planning Company, Shares Their Expertise on How to Plan Your Own Moroccan or Arabian Nights Themed Party This Summer. This is part one in a three-part series. Part I: Setting the Scene Hosting a … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 23 Jun, 2015
TRADITIONAL MOROCCAN ATTIRE Ideas and Fashion Inspiration for a Moroccan-themed Party Moroccan fashion has become increasingly modernized in recent years, yet Moroccan women today continue to wear three classic Moroccan gowns known as djellabas, caftans, and takchitas. These three unique dresses … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 10 Aug, 2013
Marriage ceremonies in the Middle East are changing and taking on more Western traditions, but there are still many popular Middle Eastern traditions incorporated into weddings today. An important tradition, the Zaffa, is practiced throughout the Middle East and is one of the … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 10 Aug, 2013
Family is the most significant aspect of the Moroccan culture, and family has more say in engaged couple’s future in Morocco than most other cultures. When a couple meets, both families must agree to and bless the marriage, as the wedding will … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 05 Jul, 2013
A souk is an open-air marketplace found in Middle Eastern and North African cities. Souks were traditionally held outside, so that the merchants could easily unload their caravans and display their goods for sale. Over time, Souks became more than … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 21 Jun, 2013
Hookah Resist…! The practice of smoking hookah originated in ancient India. It was not only a custom, but also a matter of prestige. The rich and landed classes would gather around to smoke hookah and socialize. Centuries later, hookah has … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 14 Jun, 2013
Henna has been at the core of celebrations throughout history. It is an important tradition in many cultures, and is used in over 60 countries today. Henna is a flowering plant that is found in the dry climates of the Middle … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 09 Jun, 2013
Tents have long been woven into the history and culture of the Morocco. Some tents were designed to withstand the Moroccan desert and decorative tents reserved for royalty. The Bedouin tent has been a refuge for desert dwellers for centuries and … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 28 Jun, 2012
When picturing a Middle Eastern dancer, most of us have some image of an enchanting, bare midriff woman shimmying with a coin scarf around her hips.  While this stereotype may be true of many of today’s belly dancers, men have been publicly … Continue reading →
By by Laura Zohar LeRoy 01 Jun, 2011
We are frequently asked to provide exotic animals for our well-known Moroccan and Arabian Nights theme parties. Although, having an elephant, camel, monkey or snake charmer at your party is an exciting prospect, there are several things you need to … Continue reading →
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