The Laylit event series, held at Club SAW in Ottawa, celebrates music and artists from the Arab/SWANA region and its diaspora. For the past four years, Laylit has been hosting dance parties in New York City and Montreal, establishing itself as a prominent fixture in North American nightlife. These parties offer a unique musical experience, showcasing a blend of genres like shaabi, dabke, mahraganat, Arabic pop, and hip-hop with cutting-edge dance music styles such as techno and hyperpop. Recognized by publications like the New York Times and Pitchfork, Laylit marked its 5-year milestone this year with a Boiler Room event in NYC and a tour across various North American cities. Emphasizing inclusivity and cultural unity, Laylit values diversity in languages, religions, identities, and sexual orientations. The event is wheelchair accessible, with gender-neutral bathrooms and safety precautions in place to ensure a respectful and welcoming atmosphere for all attendees, artists, and staff. Masks are encouraged, and attendees are expected to uphold a zero-tolerance policy towards violence, aggression, and oppressive behavior.

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