In the country, we dance for everything - the pets, the flowers. This one is a combination of every festival. We just want to show the spirit of the festival.

They're coming from all over - Georgia, Alabama - so they won't have to go all the way to the embassy in Washington, D.C..

It was really hard for anyone to move so they were just dancing where they were standing.

It was very, very successful. On Friday alone, which is usually a very slow day, we had more than a 10 percent increase in attendance.

This is the first recent event in an Arab country which focuses on perspectives of British Muslims in particular and brings over a delegation of British Muslims in the context of a wider cultural event.

One Last Dance.