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All funds raised go to GAIN (Gaza Amputee International Network) Project, Little Wings Foundation, which supports amputee victims on the ground
The Ramelton Town Hall will host Grá Don Phalaistín - a powerful evening of culture, community and solidarity to help raise much-needed funds for the people of Gaza.
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"Experience the richness of Palestinian heritage through live music, theatre and film," event organisers say. "Hear firsthand from our guest speaker from the West Bank, Palestine, joining us in person, alongside performances of solidarity from local musicians.
"Enjoy genuine, traditional Palestinian food, and try your luck in our raffle - featuring beautiful art and crafts from local artists, makers and businesses."
All funds raised go to GAIN (Gaza Amputee International Network) Project, Little Wings Foundation, which supports amputee victims on the ground.
Performances from Franck Saucian and John Nelson; Hannah Gallagher; Jonathan Smeaton, Jack Smeaton amd John Muldowney (You Me & Jack); Aziz Abushark; Ruairí Ó Fríl & Sarah Cullen; A performance reading of Seven Jewish Children, and Short film(s).
Doors open at 7pm on Saturday, February 28. Tickets can be bought from EventBrite Grá Don Phalaistín.
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