Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic – The Lebanese Syrian Palestinian Club is commemorating its 100th anniversary this year, celebrating a century of cultural enrichment and community engagement. Established in 1925 by Middle Eastern immigrant families, the club has evolved into a vital cultural institution, fostering tradition, integration, and family unity across generations. This milestone underscores its enduring role as a cornerstone of cultural pride and solidarity in the Dominican Republic. To honor its centennial, the club has unveiled an extensive yearlong program packed with cultural, artistic, and philanthropic events. Highlights include the Lebanese, Syrian, and Palestinian Culture Festival on October 4 and 5, a belly dancing workshop on November 5, a charity bingo event on October 30, and a pop-rock concert featuring Aljadaqui, Neokarma, and 4ta Dimensión on November 1. December will bring a Christmas Bonus celebration, a White Party, and a grand New Year’s event, with further activities announced via the club’s social media channels. Yamil Attias, the club’s president, highlighted that the centennial not only celebrates the institution’s rich history but also pays tribute to the immigrant families who created a space dedicated to unity, solidarity, and cultural preservation. The festivities, hosted at the club’s headquarters in Santo Domingo, will extend throughout 2025, marking a century of brotherhood and cultural exchange.
Lebanese Syrian Palestinian Club celebrates 100 years of cultural legacy in the Dominican Republic
