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Wednesday (Nov 14)¥The fourth International Engineering and Industrial Conference is being held at the Gulf International Convention and Exhibition Centre. For more details contact 17713000.
The Bahrain Diabetes Society is holding a series of events to mark World Diabetes Day in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, the Salmaniya Medical Complex and College of Health Science, the Ministry of Education, Diabetes center at Bahrain Defence Hospital, Joslin Diabetes Center, and the UNDP. For more information contact Dr Mariam Al Harmasi on 39671228 or email mealmula@yahoo.com.
Bahrain-based British Shelly Harrigan is conducting singing Signing Classes for mothers and their babies at the Future Shape Dance Studio. The course programme begins on November 21 and will be held for four consecutive Wednesdays from 9am to 9.30am.
The Ritz-Carlton Bahrain Hotel and Spa is offering a weekly Jazz Brunch at its Seef residence that includes an array of food displays with local and international dishes, live cooking stations, a seafood counter, as well as a chocolate fountain.
¥ Twenty Goan dramatists will feature in a play entitled Amkam Xhanti Dhi (Give Us Peace) on November 22, at the Sea Shell Hotel in Adliya. The play will start at 8pm.
'Get Reel' is set to perform at the Dilmun Club in Saar on November 29. The band consists of seven musicians including Miriam Morrissey (vocals, manager), Joyce Riley (violinist), Geraint Hughes (whistle/recorder/harp), David Fuglie (acoustic guitar, vocals), Patrick Caulfield, (accordian, vocals and Irish traditional dancer), Mark McFarlane (bass, backup soundman) and Mark Wootton (drums).
The Celtic Tenors are set to perform at the Upstairs Downstairs restaurant in Adliya on December 7.
