Three Egyptian folk musicians wearing blue galabeyas, meshalas (traditional cloaks), and white turbans perform live at Wekalat Al-Ghoury (وكالة الغوري), a historic Mamluk-era cultural venue in the Al-Husayn district of Islamic Cairo. Two musicians play the Mizmar Baladi (مزمار بلدي), a traditional Egyptian double-reed wind instrument, while the third plays the Tabla Baladi (طبلة بلدي), a large folk drum central to Egyptian street celebrations and folk music. This performance style is closely associated with Egyptian Moulid festivals, wedding processions, and traditional folk celebrations across Egypt.