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(SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI) — The Lebanese Forces Detroit Chapter hosted their annual summer picnic at Stony Creek Metropark on Sunday, offering catered food by Ike’s Restaurant, children’s activities, and card games.
(SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI) — The American Syrian Arab Cultural Association hosted a joint picnic with the National Arab American Medical Association at Stoney Creek Metropark in Shelby Township.
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(SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI) — 300 people attended the United Cedars Foundation (UCF) Annual Summer Picnic at Stony Creek Metropark in Shelby Township on Sunday.
(FERNDALE, MI) — The Lebanese-American Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual ‘Summer Event’ on July 30th at the John D. Bistro in Ferndale.
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(SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI) — The United Cedars Foundation (UCF) walked in support of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen at River Bends Park in Shelby Township on Sunday. 75 members and supporters gathered at 8am for a walk to provide homeless Detroiters with basic necessities.
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(LONDON, ENGLAND) — Photos courtesy of Lebanese Festival Day Official Facebook page.
The Lebanese Festival day is an annual event held in London, England that creates awareness about the Lebanese culture, customs, and promoting Lebanese products, cuisine, and tourism.
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(BEIRUT, LEBANON) — Ambassador David Hale hosted a celebration on June 17 at BIEL in the presence of Lebanese officials, members of Parliament, and Embassy partners in a variety of fields including civil society, academia, development, the arts, business, and the media.
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(DETROIT, MI) — The parishioners of St. Maron Maronite Catholic Church in Detroit hosted their Annual Family Picnic on Sunday, featuring children’s activities, food, and music provided by Backstage Entertainment.
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(BEIRUT, LEBANON) — Nancy Ajram and Ragheb Alama attended a glamorous reception to celebrate Queen Elizabeth’s 88th birthday, hosted by British Ambassador to Lebanon Tom Fletcher.
Alama posted two photos from the event on social network, saying he was “honored” to attend the reception and that he “(received) an invitation” from Ambassador Fletcher.
Meanwhile, Nancy Ajram and her husband Dr. Fadi Hashem celebrated the Queen by snapping several photos for Ajram’s Instagram followers.
In London, the Royal Family gathered at Buckingham Palace as they enjoyed watching the spectacular Trooping the Colour parade from the famous palace balcony, as thousands of Brits gathered to get a glimpse of the Queen and Royals while taking picture of the celebrations around them.
View full photos from the Fletcher’s event below:
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(LOS ANGELES, CA) — House of Lebanon participated in the 35th Annual Brookside Block Party in Los Angeles, CA on June 23. According to House of Lebanon’s Facebook page, the event allowed them to “meet our new neighbors and be part of the community where we purchased our new Lebanese American cultural center.”
Brookside Block Party is “LA’s longest continuously running block party.” Funds obtained from sponsorship are used to support community safety, historic preservation, disaster preparedness, and activities like holiday caroling with a horse-drawn wagon in the Brookside neighborhood and Movie Night in the Park.
“It is important for House of Lebanon to be part of events that benefit the community we are part of,” said Ferris Wehbe, Board Member. “We have moved to our newly purchased cultural center just last year and this is our second year being sponsors at the Brookside Block Party.”
Photo courtesy of House of Lebanon, Lebanese American Foundation, Inc. All rights reserved. For more information, visit http://houseoflebanon.com/.
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