Things to do in Abu Dhabi this weekend: February 26 to March 1

TomDubai

February 26, 2026


Your weekend guide to things to do, family festivals, sport, shopping and standout iftars across Abu Dhabi this week

 The weekend arrives with the city wide awake after sunset. From Ramadan nights and family festivals to sport, shopping and standout iftars, there is plenty to fill your evenings. Here is your guide to things to do in Abu Dhabi from February 26 to March 1.

Ramadan Nights at Zayed National Museum

Zayed National Museum

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The museum feels different after dark, with lantern light, live performances and storytelling that brings Ramadan traditions to life. Wander through Al Masar Garden for café pop-ups, sweet treats and a gentle night-time atmosphere that invites you to slow down.

Location: Zayed National Museum, Saadiyat Cultural District

Time: Museum 10am to 10pm; Al Masar Garden until midnight

Cost: Adults Dhs70; UAE university students Dhs35; UAE-employed teachers Dhs35

Contact: 600 565566

Lammat Ramadan Festival

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Lanterns glow overhead as each venue turns into a lively neighbourhood filled with souqs, performances and family activities. Expect traditional dance, live music, storytelling, workshops and plenty of food stalls to keep you going into the early hours.

Location: Abu Dhabi Corniche; ADNEC Al Ain; Madinat Zayed Park, Al Dhafra

Time: 8pm to 2am

Cost: Dhs20

Contact: Tickets via Platinumlist

Reformer Pilates at Jumeirah Saadiyat Island

Pilates Jumeirah

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This slow, controlled workout looks calm but works every muscle, leaving you stronger and quietly proud of yourself. Book a session and stay on to enjoy access to the spa, pool and beach for a full wellness day.

Location: Studio Gym, Jumeirah Saadiyat Island, Saadiyat Island

Time: 7am to 9pm

Cost: From Dhs165 per session

Contact: (02) 811 4366

adidas NextGen EuroLeague

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Watch Europe’s top under-18 basketball teams battle it out in a fast-paced tournament packed with future stars. The championship game takes place on March 1, with three days of high-energy action leading up to it.

Location: Space42 Arena

Time: 9am to 9pm

Cost: From Dhs20 via Platinumlist

Contact: (02) 552 8055

Ramadan Nights at Umm Al Emarat Park

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Evenings begin with the Iftar cannon before the park fills with oud music, pop-up markets and family-friendly activities. The Ramadan Garden offers outdoor iftar by Emirati chef Mariam Al Mansoori, perfect for a relaxed night under the stars.

Location: Umm Al Emarat Park, Abu Dhabi

Time: 10am to 2am

Cost: Dhs10 entry; iftar priced separately

Contact: (050) 153 8469

Iftar at COYA

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Break your fast with a four-course Latin-inspired menu that moves from comforting classics to bold flavours. The experience ends with a showstopping pistachio dessert designed for sharing.

Location: COYA Abu Dhabi, The Galleria, Al Maryah Island

Time: Sunset to 8:30pm

Cost: Dhs249

Contact: (02) 306 7000

ZO&FRIENDS pop-up at Yas Mall

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Step into a playful world of K-pop-inspired characters, photo spots and limited-edition merchandise that fans have snapped up around the world. The cosy ZOA room and giant installations make this a fun stop for shoppers and selfie hunters alike.

Location: The Fountains at Yas Mall, Yas Island

Time: Sun to Thu 10am to midnight; Fri to Sat 10am to 2am

Cost: Free entry

Contact: 800 9276255

 

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