Belly Dancing is recognized throughout the Middle Eastern countries.
Its origin stems from Egypt, Lebanon, Turkey, Iran, Morocco, and South Africa.
This exotic tradition has been carried on for thousands of years.
The original name for belly dancing is Al-Rakas Al-Shurki , "eastern dance".

America was introduced to this beautiful form of dancing during the Chicago World's Fair back in 1893, by a dancer called "Little Egypt", who captured the eyes of many American audiences.
Belly Dancing is extremely beautiful and magical. It is a powerful tool for self-expression and a mesmerizing experience for the soul.

How to Tip the Dancer:
Tipping is customary and much appreciated!
·Middle Eastern Custom is to sprinkle the dancer with a handful of bills, all at once. Or throw it at her feet.
·You can place it in the tray on the stage.