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Tomorrow at Socialoftas — Moroccan Dinner.

The space is slowly coming together, and the atmosphere already feels special. Our Moroccan cooks are preparing everything with care for a warm cultural evening.

If you’ve been curious about Socialoftas and haven’t visited yet, this could be a lovely first time.

A few spots are still available if you'd like to join us

✨ Meet the Artist Behind Sound Magic – Tiny Soiree ✨

For this edition of Sound Magic, we welcome Kat Bumbul of Sound Mysterium — a sound artist and collector of rare, ritual instruments that invite listeners into deep states of presence and inner exploration.

Kat works with an extraordinary collection of around 150 vintage and antique singing bowls, many of them hundreds of years old, each carrying a unique character and resonance. For this intimate Tiny Soiree, she will bring a carefully selected set of bowls alongside other instruments known for their ritual use, trance-inducing qualities, and sound healing traditions.

The evening will unfold gently — beginning with tea in a candlelit setting, followed by an interactive sound exploration workshop, and culminating in an immersive sound journey performance.

This is not just a concert — it’s an invitation to listen differently, to slow down, and to experience sound as a gateway to intuition, imagination, and deep relaxation.

📍 Sound Magic – Tiny Soiree
🫖 Tea • Sound exploration • Immersive concert
🧘 Bring a mat or blanket if you'd like to lie down

✨ Join us for this intimate evening of sound and discovery.
Spots are limited — reserve your place and let yourself be guided by sound.

Greetings to you all,

These last months at Socialoftas, our How We Dine Is How We Live dinners have brought a lot of warmth, laughter, flavour, and beautiful encounters.
Each evening has had its own atmosphere, from Egyptian Christian stories to the rhythmic dance of Madagascar, to the colours and flavours of Peru. Different cultures, different moods, but each time the same simple joy of gathering around a table and sharing something real.
This Friday, we continue with an Italian dinner, and this one will have its own little twist. At the end of the evening, chef Michael Paolini will guide us through a small hands-on moment where we’ll prepare a portion of fresh handmade tagliatelle to take home. It feels like it will be both joyful and delicious, and very much in the Socialoftas spirit.
If you’ve been curious about joining one of these evenings, you’re very welcome.
Link in the comments.

What’s coming up at Socialoftas

A few gatherings over the next days — shared tables, conversations, art, and small moments of community.

Open Iftar — March 15
https://luma.com/8s189rei

How We Dine Is How We Live — Italian Dinner — March 20
https://luma.com/v7597r1x

Tiny Soirée — Art’s Night — March 21
https://luma.com/x0bnbinu

Digital Detox — The Open Picnic — March 22
https://luma.com/7p6v6kun

Socialoftas Salon — Peruvian Cuisine & Conversation — March 27
https://luma.com/5ran52v8

Tiny Soirée — National Theatre Film Night — March 28
https://luma.com/wwp1ean7

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A small note: starting April 1st (English) and April 2nd (Spanish), Socialoftas will host weekly language evenings (A1–A2 from 18:00–19:15 and B1–B2 from 19:30–20:45) — small conversation circles focused on real-life speaking and relaxed interaction rather than traditional classroom lessons.

If this speaks to you, you’re warmly welcome to register.

Warmly,
Kamal