If you’re planning your list of things to do in Dubai, there’s plenty to get excited about this weekend Catch a night of laughs with Jimmy Carr live at Dubai Opera, indulge in a limited-time culinary residency by Alex Dilling at FLOR Dubai, or embrace the spirit of Ramadan with a refined Iftar experience at KIRA Restaurant inside Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab Hotel. Whether you’re in the mood to laugh, feast or gather with loved ones, here’s all the best things to do in Dubai this weekend. A stunning Ramadan Iftar experience at KIRA Restaurant Image: Supplied Celebrate the spirit

Ramadan 2026 picks that take your gifting to the next level Ramadan 2026 is here, and Iftar gatherings are calling for something in hand. Go classic with a beautifully wrapped box of dates and rich chocolates, or mix it up with handcrafted candles and art-motif coffee cups. Hampers packed with Ramadan treats never miss, and a little something for Suhoor or Iftar always goes a long way. Whether it’s a classic or something unexpected, here’s what to wrap up this Ramadan. Click through the gallery   3 of 12 Chocolate gift set Ramadan Half Moon Box, inspired by the crescent

Pop fans, this one’s for you. Noughties favourites Blue are heading to Dubai for a one-night-only concert later this year The British boyband will take to the stage at the Dubai Millennium Amphitheatre on Saturday October 25, with an evening packed with throwback anthems. Expect all the classics Formed in the early 2000s, Blue quickly became one of the UK’s most popular pop groups. Made up of Antony Costa, Duncan James, Lee Ryan and Simon Webbe, the band built a huge folllowing.  The Brit-pop four-piece are probably best known for their anthemic early 00s hits All Rise, Too Close, U

The shows take place throughout the holy month of Ramadan Love a drone show? If you live in (or are visiting) Dubai, then this city knows how to spoil because it constantly sets its sights on the sky. Over Ramadan, you can catch an enchanting drone show at Dubai Festival City. The performance takes place twice every night, and it’s inspired by the Wulfa season (a celebration of Hag Al Leila, Ramadan, and Eid). The drones will take to the night sky above the waterfront at 7.30pm and 10.30pm. It’s perfect for the whole family to experience, and of course

If this is your first Ramadan in the UAE, you might notice a change in pace. Working hours shift, nights become busier than days, and there’s a strong focus on family, faith and community Whether you’re new to the country or just want a clearer understanding of the holy month, here’s a straightforward guide to what Ramadan is all about. Last night, February 17, 2026 – the committee met at Qasr Al Hosn in Abu Dhabi and the moon was sighted and Ramadan is officially here, it began today 18 February in the UAE, as confirmed last night by the

Ramadan fireworks in Dubai are lighting up the night sky and here’s where to catch them Ramadan Kareem! Last night, February 17 – the committee met at Qasr Al Hosn in Abu Dhabi under the chairmanship of Sheikh Abdullah bin Sheikh Mahfouz bin Bayyah, Chairman of the Emirates Fatwa Council. The moon was sighted and Ramadan is officially here, as it officially began today 18 February in the UAE, as confirmed last night by the UAE Council for Fatwa. Along with iftars, night markets and late-night strolls, there’s something else to look forward to – Ramadan fireworks in Dubai lighting

Fancy an iftar in the Northern Emirates? The Holy Month is here and people have started fasting, but when it’s time to break your fast you’ll want as much choice as possible. Here are the best iftars in the Northern Emirates that we’ve rounded up. If you’re looking for iftars in Dubai, they’re here, or perhaps you’re looking for the options in Abu Dhabi, well we have them here too. Anantara Mina Ras Al Khaimah Resort Head to Sea Breeze and break your fast at an incredible iftar buffet, it will bring together Ramadan favourites and Arabic classics in a

Get four tickets for the price of one at one of Dubai’s most popular attractions If you’re looking for things to do this Ramadan in Dubai – then visiting Global Village for a fraction of the price should go straight to the top of your bucket list. The popular Dubai attraction is slashing tickets to just Dhs7.50 this Ramadan, a quarter of their usual price. The fine print This Ramadan, Global Village is offering four tickets for the price of one as part of it’s 30th anniversary. That means you pay Dhs30 for four tickets, snagging you each ticket for