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Over the past 120 years the Lebanese have created a rich legacy in North Carolina. They brought innovation, perseverance, and faith along with their dreams and hopes for the future. Their kitchens enthrall our senses with recipes crafted across generations, and their music and dance fill our festivals and neighborhoods with sights and sounds that convey the richness of Lebanese culture. They are Lebanese cedars in the Carolina pines. |
The Foot Fist Way
Mother
Nights in Rodanthe
Waltz with Bashir
Greetings to Kamal Jumblatt
Loggerheads
Toot Blues
Komodo
Couch Man
So the Lovers Could Come Out Again
The Sun Sets on Beirut
Khamsin
Kamal Joumblatt, Witness and Martyr
Unsettled
Delbert’s Metamorphosis
Junebug
A Little Prayer
Backwoods
All the Real Girls
George Washington |