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A series of concerts, poetry, and workshops from the Lovers Of Rumi. If you have not experienced the energy that comes through during these concerts before, I strongly recommend that you do! 
Dhamal is a Sanskrit word that originally referred to fire-running by Muslim fakirs (Holy men). In modern times that definition has changed to denote a Sufi trance dance, designed to attain union with the Divine. The sole goal of Sufis is to attain union with God. 
Foreword to Ross Heaven's new book The Way of The Lover by Hamraz Ahsan. "Sufis are divine lovers and the great Sufi masters like Ibn al-‘Arabi and Rumi are beacons lighting the way for all travellers on the path of love. This path begins at the heart and ends at the heart. But the ways of God are strange and so are the ways of man (which is only fitting if you consider that Sufis believe man was made in the image of God), and so this pathway to love and the divine may not always be simple or clear."
Rumi and the Sufi Tradition, October 23, 2007–February 3, 2008; Great Hall Balcony- New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art: The mystic writings of the Persian poet known as Rumi (1207–1273) are generally considered to be the supreme expression of Sufism, the mystical trend in Islamic thought and culture. This exhibition coincides with the eight-hundredth anniversary of the poet-philosopher's birth. 
"Sound and music take an important place in the life of most Sufis. However not all schools emphasize on it. Dhikr, or God's remembrance, "Mawlid Annabawi", Praising and blessings of the prophet are what Sufis concentrate on... 
Interview with Azima Melita Kolin who is a musician, writer and artist. In 1997 inspired by the 13th century Persian mystical poet Jelaludin Rumi, Azima began a series of concert/readings, combining Rumi's poems with classical music by Bach, Beethoven, Scriabin and Brahms. In a joint effort with readers of various nationalitiesshe has given hundred concerts in England, Scotland, Germany and Spain. In November 2001 in collaboration with Persian artists they performed in Queen Elisabeth Hall in London.
Every Monday 6:45 - 9PM.