Add a dose of culture to your Ramadan celebrations…
While iftar may be synonymous with Ramadan, there’s still plenty you can do around the city that doesn’t include indulging in food.
One way to celebrate Ramadan is by heading to Alserkal Avenue every Wednesday and enjoying a unique and avenue-curated programme centred around mindfulness, giving and community care. It begins today, April 21 and will be held every Wednesday until May 5.
After sunset, the avenue comes alive with tours of the galleries, contemporary interpretations of traditional cuisine, storytelling, and cultural experiences that embrace sustainability, balance, and neighbourliness through collaborations with the Alserkal Avenue community and beyond.
Another great reason to visit this vibrant cultural district…
Alserkal Avenue is the perfect spot to head to if you want to check out some art, catch a play by the local theatre community or simply enjoy the cool creative vibes that the spot exudes. And this week, from Wednesday, April 7 to 10, the vibrant cultural district will attract Dubai foodies as it is participating in Dubai Food Festival.
Called ‘What The Food’, the festival will be a dynamic celebration of the city’s gastronomical concepts. Expect special pop-up food concepts, supper clubs, art and culinary workshops, innovative culinary experimentation and more from 3pm to 10pm.