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UPDATED: 09 Feb 2010 GMT
  • Battery Dancers to Perform in Algeria

    Two dancers from Battery Dance Company of New York, Robin Cantrell and Sean Scantlebury, will visit Algeria February 13-21, 2010. They will hold master classes for ballet and hip-hop students of “l’Office Nationale pour la Culture et l’ Information” February 14-17 in Algiers...

  • Ambassador Pearce Visits Ain Defla

    Ambassador Pearce visited the Wilaya of Ain Defla on January 20. While in Ain Defla he met the Wali, Mr. Abdelkader Kadi and the Mayors of Hammam Righa and Oued Chorfa. He also visited a large regional dam in Ghrib, a Cultural center in Ain Lechieck, the museum of Emir Abdelkader...

     
  • Embassy Opens Native American Pottery Exhibit

    On February 7, U.S. Embassy Algiers hosted a reception for the Bardo Museum’s Native American Pottery Exhibit. The exhibition will be on display at the Embassy until July 1, 2010. The exhibit features ten pieces of pottery from the American Southwest and is part of a larger Native American exhibition ...

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