One of Dubai’s most popular Ramadan events, Hai Ramadan returns to Expo City Dubai this season.
Each evening, Al Wasl Dome comes alive with beautiful projections and storytelling, creating a special atmosphere before you explore the souq-style market stalls, cultural performances and relaxed community spaces. It’s family-friendly, easy to wander around and full of traditional touches.
If you’re planning to break your fast there, you can also book Iftar Al Majlis, a buffet-style dining experience set beneath the dome.
When: Sunday February 22 to Tuesday March 17, evenings throughout Ramadan
Where: Expo City Dubai
Cost: Dhs150 (Hai Ramadan entry), Dhs285 (Iftar Al Majlis)
Ramadan Souq
Dubai’s first Ramadan market of 2026 is officially open, bringing festive vibes, great-value shopping and plenty of reasons to head to Deira. Back for its fourth year and organised by Dubai Municipality, Ramadan Souq is a one-stop destination for everything you’ll need before the holy month begins.
Expect competitive prices across a wide mix of Ramadan must-haves, from home essentials and décor to gifts, food items and handy gadgets designed to make fasting month a little smoother. You’ll also find special products for Hag Al Laila, the much-loved Emirati tradition that takes place in the lead-up to Ramadan.
It’s more than just shopping too, visitors can enjoy live entertainment, interactive workshops and family-friendly activities, making it an easy option for a relaxed evening out.
Where: Grand Souq, Deira
When: Open now until Saturday February 15, Daily, 10am to 10pm
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Dubai Festival City Mall
Dubai Festival City Mall is putting on a special evening programme for Ramadan, with plenty to see and do by the waterfront.
Visitors can catch a Ramadan edition of the IMAGINE light and water show, along with scheduled drone displays lighting up the night sky. There will also be a dedicated Ramadan market, live entertainment, parades and interactive areas for families. Communal dining spaces will be set up, making it a lovely spot to gather for iftar or enjoy an evening out.
Entry is free, so it’s an easy addition to your Ramadan plans.
Where: Dubai Festival City Mall
When: Wednesday February 18 to Saturday March 28, evenings throughout Ramadan
Sheikh Hamdan Colony
Sheikh Hamdan Colony will once again host the Ramadan Street Food Festival, turning the area into a lively evening spot throughout the holy month.
Now in its fourth year, the festival brings together a wide mix of food vendors serving dishes for iftar, alongside family-friendly activities and entertainment. It’s designed as an easy, casual place to gather after sunset.
The event will run in two phases. The first focuses on themed decorations and restaurant offerings, while the second introduces added entertainment and activations through to the end of Ramadan.
Where: Sheikh Hamdan Colony
When: Thursday February 19 to Wednesday March 18, daily from sunset to 2am
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