Upcoming Events
Palestine Land Day 2025
Join us for a day commemorating Land Day- an important day for Palestinians that recognizes our ties to the land and remmeber the day in 1976 when Palestinian protested against the confiscation of more land by the apartheid state. Unarmed civilians were killed as they protested.
Arab Mother's Day Iftar
Join us in celebrating Palestinian mothers as we observe the beginning of spring. Enjoy a fully catered Palestinian iftar.
March Palestine Connect: Bring Your Own Iftar and Film Screening
Join us for the film screening of "Living in the Shadow of Death," written and directed by Bilal Yousef. Bring your own iftar and break your fast communally while watching the film.
February Palestine Connect: Palestinian Political Prisoners
Join us for an informative discussion with Nida Guerzoni Abu-Baker, daughter of Shukri Abu-Baker, a political prisoner and one of the Holy Land Foundation Five. The talk will be moderated by Miko Peled, author of "Injustice: The Story of the Holy Land Foundation Five."
Register for this event here.
Live stream will be available on our YouTube page: Palestine Connect - YouTube
Trump Wants to Occupy Gaza
As Trump Makes his incendiary comments on ethnically cleansing Palestinian from Gaza, we need your support more than ever to fight his policies. Our organization needs donors like you to help us fund our work and build out team to combat all that is coming.
Ceasefire Today; Next Steps to Liberation
Join us on Thursday January 30th at 6pm for an important talk with an inspiring speaker lineup (to be announced soon). Founder and president of Palestine House of Freedom, Miko Peled, will be moderating.
Buteekh Open Mic Night for Palestine
Night of solidarity and support at our Open Mic. Express yourself through poetry, music, or spoken word in a safe and welcoming space.
Palestine Connect Monthly Event - January
Join us for a conversation with Palestinian educator and activist Baha Hilo.
December Palestine Connect Event- Artist Zahi Khamis
Join us for an evening with Palestinian artist Zahi Khamis.
Born and raised in the Palestinian village of Reineh outside of Nazareth, Zahi Khamis emigrated to Europe and then to California in the early 80’s. He earned his BA in Mathematics at San Diego State University, studied literature and philosophy at San Francisco State University, and earned his MA degree in Liberal Arts from Loyola University. Zahi has been painting and exhibiting for many years. His work has appeared in numerous publications and in solo, juried, and cultural exhibits, including shows at the United Nations, The U.S. Senate, The Palestine Center (Washington D.C) and the Carnegie Institute for Peace. Informed by the Palestinian story, and his own life in exile, Zahi’s work is part of the long tradition of committed art. His bright, optimistic colors combined with the tragic expressions of his subjects express the painful, yet luminous, contradictions of all those who struggle for liberation.
Our space has been displaying his art since late July. He will have prints and pieces for sale at the event.
Register here.
Palestine Connect: Antizionism is not Antisemitism
Join us on Thursday November 21st, for our November Palestine Connect monthly series. Our guest speaker is Rabbi Dovid Feldman from the Neturei Karta International. He will be discussing the differences between Judaism and Zionism, as well as what Judaism says about Palestine.
This is an important conversation, so please join us by registering and sharing with your friends.
Register here.
