Since its creation, Zico House has welcomed and supported approximately 250 cultural and artistic activities by Lebanese and foreign artists.
After ten years of inactivity, the Beirut Street Festival is back! Despite all challenges, find us on the streets next month. The BERYT project is implemented by @unhabitatlb with funding from the Lebanon Financing Facility (LFF) administered by the World Bank (WB). The Cultural and Creative Industries component is implemented by @unesco.beirut.
In 2024, the Beirut Street Festival returned to the streets with a fresh new logo, transitioning from vector to hand-drawn design. The logo was conceived by @nour_shamma3, with original font development by @dahlia.barakat, and finalization and animation by @felipebellofelipe. The event was supported by @zicohouseofficial and @mayssan_art, adding vibrant creativity to the festival.
Step into a world of cinematic wonder with Ralph Moussa's captivating installation, 'MOSAIC OF TIME,' inspired by the works of cinematographer Andrei Tarkovsky. This multidisciplinary artist invites you on a journey that merges technical expertise with creative expression, exploring the interplay of light, shadow, and profound concepts that transcend binaries.
"Maw2af 3moumé" is a vibrant open mic platform based in Beirut, dedicated solely to stand-up comedy. Held every Tuesday at Zico House, this event welcomes both seasoned comedians and newcomers to take the stage and share their humor.
"Maw2af 3moumé" is a vibrant open mic platform based in Beirut, dedicated solely to stand-up comedy. Held every Tuesday at Zico House, this event welcomes both seasoned comedians and newcomers to take the stage and share their humor.
In 2023, Zico House hosted a profound and enlightening lecture centered on Sara Suliman’s groundbreaking film "Heroic Bodies." The event delved into the intricate layers of Sudanese women’s struggles, showcasing their relentless pursuit of body rights and societal acknowledgment.
On September 22, 2023, ANKH Sessions hosted a captivating music event that brought together Da Wood's electronic synths, Marwan Nahle's guitar artistry, and Tash's energetic DJ set. The night featured live video projection and a special dance appearance, creating a vibrant and immersive experience for attendees.
Zico House continues its tradition of hosting international artists with Vukašin Nedeljković, an Irish-based artist supported by Artemed. Nedeljković, known for his socially engaged art, joins Zico House as a resident for a month-long exploration of Beirut. His work, Asylum Archive, documents Ireland's refugee accommodation system, reflecting his interest in collaborative arts practices and refugee issues.
Address: 174 Spears Street, Sanayeh, Beirut (Lebanon)
Email: info@zicohouse-beirut.com
Tel: +961 381 0688
