Ziad Rahbani will be performing in two concerts next week on June 7th and 8th at Notre Dame University in Zouk Mosbeh, in addition to another concert next month on July 25th at Zouk Mikael International Festival.
For those who are interested, tickets for NDU concert are available at all branches of Malik’s Bookshop, while tickets for Zouk Mikael concert will be available at Virgin Megastore.
So Alfa Telecom ran a competition for two tickets to attend ArabNet Beirut, and guess who were the winners? Two of their employees!
Thank you @chemali
Update:
After receiving so much tweets about the issue, Alfa ended up disqualifying one of the winners, Chafi Maalouf, since he’s an Alfa employee. On the other hand, the other guy didn’t turn out to be one of their employees.
Sorry @chadymaalouf ! Nice try, but as an Alfa employee you are not qualified to win. One more ticket to go. Stay tuned!
— Alfa Telecom (@AlfaTelecom) March 19, 2013
I was so glad to read that Ziad Rahbani will be performing in a concert next week as I’m a big fan of him. The concert will be held at a place called Event Hill near Le Royal Hotel on December 20th and 21st at 9PM.
Tickets will be available as of Monday at Boueiry Press Kasklik, Maarouf Saad Center, and possibly at Al-Akhbar as mentioned in Elie’s post, and will be priced at $40, $50, and $60 including an open buffet and regular drinks.
I trust the tickets will run out so fast but I hope I’ll get one for myself!
One of the boat’s parties is happening on July 14th, and its organizers were generous enough to offer 2 regular tickets to one lucky reader of the blog, all you have to do is leave a comment on this post to enter the draw, and I’ll be randomly choosing the winner on Friday night (Just make sure to use a valid e-mail address).
For more about the party and the featured DJs you may check this Facebook event.
Regular tickets are selling for $65 with open bar, while VIP are selling for $85 with open premium bar, and they’re available through Time Out Tickets at Cash United Booths in ABC & City Mall.
Update:
Comment #3, Marie, You’ve got mail! 🙂
Have you noticed that Virgin’s ticketing box office imposes a 3.5% as “internet charges” on your total payment for tickets purchased through their website?
The main advantage of online purchasing is that people usually get deals at a lower price in the comfort of their home. Virgin probably didn’t get that right. Next time I have to make a ticket purchase, I’ll just go to one of their branches instead of using their website.
Thanks @sam_lb
Today I got my tickets to Ziad El-Rahbani’s show “Mni7a”! So excited to attend on Thursday, I’ll have my camera with me and will hopefully come back with some nice photos!
