• Nov 23 • Good Luck Symbols of the Arab World with Rita Lahoud
  • Nov 23 • Good Luck Symbols of the Arab World with Rita Lahoud
  • Nov 23 • Good Luck Symbols of the Arab World with Rita Lahoud
  • Nov 23 • Good Luck Symbols of the Arab World with Rita Lahoud

    Nov 23 • Good Luck Symbols of the Arab World with Rita Lahoud

    Add some luck to your day with a family workshop on charms, amulets, and symbols of good fortune with Miss Rita Lahoud, a public school teacher who leads a unique program for young children that blends Arabic language with the art and culture of the Arab world. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn about symbols like the eye, the color blue, khamsa (hand of Fatima), then decorate your own charm to take home. Come share what brings you luck and help spread it to others!

    ideal for ages 4 and up, but all ages are welcome! 

    Proceeds will support Go Project Hope , a nonprofit co-founded by Miss Lahoud, who also serves as its Education Director. In her role, she designs and implements education programs for refugees with the aim of improving lives and uplifting communities. Through this humanitarian work, Rita created a social justice program that provides opportunities for her students to connect with children living in refugee camps abroad through joint projects that promote global awareness.

    Rita Lahoud holds a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education and a master’s degree in special education. She coordinates and leads an interdisciplinary Middle Eastern and North African studies program designed for young children, blending Arabic language with the art and culture of the Arab world. She inspires her students to learn Arabic through lessons that infuse song, dance, and visual art.

    Go Project Hope is a volunteer-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to supporting refugees and displaced people through health, education, and mindfulness initiatives. They deploy medical professionals to understaffed refugee camp health centers and create informal education programs to enhance the academic, social, and emotional well-being of displaced children and youth. Originally a grassroots community project, they have grown into a global organization committed to improving the lives of displaced families worldwide.

    you can directly support these efforts here

    website, instagram 

    SATURDAY NOVEMBER 23
    10 AM - 12 PM
    Materials provided! 
    children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult

    One ticket per child, with discounts available for siblings.

    Cancellations made less than 72 prior to the workshop start date are not eligible for a refund.
    Please note that all cancellations must be emailed to hello@stormbookstore.com.
    Thank you for your understanding with our cancellation policy. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to us.

    Tickets ($20 option is available only for sibling discount):