**Please note there is a venue change for this event. Originally set to take place at Lula Lounge, it will now be held at the Small World Centre.

All existing tickets will remain valid—no further action is needed. For additional inquiries and refund requests, please contact us at boxoffice@smallworldmusic.com**

Presented by Small World Music, Uma Nota Culture and Lula Music and Arts Centre
In partnership with MARSM Canada

Step into SARĀB’s realm where oriental melodies and worlds collide with western rhythm and harmonies, creating a musical trance.

With its unique blend of Arabic music, jazz, and rock, SARĀB is one of the leading groups of the Paris music scene—their sound weaves traditional Middle Eastern lyrics with enchanting melodies.

The five-piece band crafts music that's rooted in jazz improvisation and storytelling, blending the rich traditions of Middle Eastern music with contemporary and Western influences. SARĀB draws on verses from a Syrian poet, Maram al Masri, whose work explores themes of love, culture, and exile.

About the band:
What began as a duo between Franco-Syrian vocalist Climène Zarkan and guitarist Baptiste Ferrandis, SARĀB–meaning mirage in Arabic– evolved into a five-piece ensemble that defies genres and borders. Together, the ensemble weaves a unique soundscape, blending contemporary jazz, rock, and traditional Arabic melodies.

The band:
Climène Zarkan - Vocals
Thibault Gomez - Keys and vocals
Baptiste Ferrandis - Guitar and vocals
Timothée Robert, - Bass and vocals
Paul Berne - Drums and vocals



An evening with SARĀB promises a truly unique musical experience you won’t want to miss.

Doors open at 7:30 PM

If you have any further questions or require accessibility accommodations, feel free to reach out to us at boxoffice@smallworldmusic.com or call (416) 536-5439.

The 2025 Small World Music Series is sponsored by TD Bank Group through the TD Ready Commitment and funded by the Government of Canada, Canada Council for the Arts, Ontario Arts Council, and the City of Toronto through the Toronto Arts Council.