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EXPERIENCE SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY.HELP BUILD SOMETHING LASTING.
Moms Against Poverty, in collaboration with Niyaz, presents Seven Realms of Attar-a special benefit event to fund the construction of a girls’ school in Minab, Iran.
On January 23, 2027, join Moms Against Poverty and Niyaz at San Francisco’s historic Toni Rembe Theater for an extraordinary convergence of music, poetry, dance, and cutting-edge visual technology, all in support of a lasting educational opportunity for girls.
The most ambitious production yet from acclaimed duo Niyaz, vocalist Azam Ali and multi-instrumentalist Loga Ramin Torkian, Seven Realms of Attar draws inspiration from the 12th-century Persian masterpiece The Conference of the Birds. Live music, traditional instruments, modern electronic soundscapes, dance, sweeping animation, and immersive 3D projection mapping transform the stage into seven captivating worlds, bringing ancient artistic traditions into a bold, contemporary experience.
At the heart of this extraordinary evening is a purpose that extends far beyond the stage. In Minab, an underserved region of southern Iran, access to adequate schools remains a pressing need. Net proceeds from the event will fund the construction of a new girls’ school, creating a safe, dedicated space for students to learn and continue their education. For these girls, access to education can open doors to higher learning, greater economic independence, and opportunities that shape their futures for generations.
Join us for a remarkable night where art brings us together through our shared humanity- and helps turn that experience into something lasting.
Be part of the experience-and help build a brighter future for girls in Minab.
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