Dubai shines during the holy month of Ramadan with a variety of events that reflect the spiritual essence of the season while offering cultural and entertainment experiences for residents and visitors alike. As the third weekend of Ramadan approaches, the city is hosting numerous activities catering to all ages and interests.
Fireworks and Light Shows
The Dubai sky will be lit up with breathtaking fireworks displays on March 22 at Bluewaters Island and The Beach opposite JBR. Additionally, the Global Village will host similar displays on March 21 and 22 at 10 PM. The “Ramadan Reflections” event at Al Seef and Dubai Festival City Mall will continue throughout the month, featuring mesmerizing light and sound shows that capture the spirit of Ramadan.
Cultural and Entertainment Activities
Visitors can enjoy traditional performances like “Bo Talheeb” and live oud and qanun music at various locations, including Al Seef, The Outlet Village, City Walk, City Centre Mirdif, Mall of the Emirates, Dubai Festival City Mall, and the Hatta Heritage Village. Zabeel Park is also hosting the “Ramadan at the Park” event until March 23, offering special iftar and suhoor experiences alongside family-friendly entertainment.
Food Festivals and Outdoor Markets
The “Ramadan Street Food Festival” continues until March 23 in Al Karama, with over 55 participating restaurants serving diverse culinary delights in a festive atmosphere. The “Ramadan Street” event at Jumeirah Emirates Towers also returns for its third edition, featuring cultural activities, entertainment, and unique shopping experiences.
Special Experiences at Expo City Dubai and Global Village
The “Ramadan District” at Expo City Dubai runs until March 27, offering cultural programs, entertainment, and dining under the iconic Al Wasl Dome. Meanwhile, “Ramadan Wonders” at Global Village continues until March 30, featuring over 30 pavilions representing more than 90 cultures, along with an international food court.
Exploring Heritage and Arts
Ramadan Nights at Al Shindagha Museum offer a deep dive into Emirati heritage until March 23. Dubai Opera will also host an exclusive poetry evening on March 21, featuring three renowned Arab poets. In addition, The Dubai Balloon at Atlantis The Palm presents the “Echoes of the Crescent” art exhibition until March 30, showcasing emerging artistic talents in the UAE.
Sports Challenges and Ramadan Tents
The Ramadan Running Challenge will take place at the Quranic Park on March 23, offering participants 3 km, 6 km, and 9 km race options. Across Dubai, luxurious Ramadan tents in hotels and prime locations invite guests to enjoy exceptional iftar and suhoor experiences with a variety of delicious dishes.
Dubai’s diverse Ramadan festivities make the city an ideal destination to immerse in the holy month’s spiritual and cultural ambiance while enjoying unforgettable experiences.
