Dubai is hosting Ramadan firework displays, musical performances and night markets to celebrate the Holy Month.
The light shows, firework displays, Ramadan-themed music performances, and more are part of the #RamadanInDubai campaign, hosted by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE).
Ramadan in Dubai will allow residents and visitors to experience the joy of the Holy Month with celebrations coming to every corner of the city up until Eid.
Ramadan fireworks in Dubai
The city will come alive every weekend during Ramadan. Fireworks displays presented by Al Zarooni Group will illuminate the skies at 10pm on March 15 to 17 and March 29 to 31 at Bluewaters and The Beach, JBR.
Additional displays will also be held on March 22 to 24 at Al Seef and on April 5 to 7 at Dubai Festival City Mall.
Gastronomy experiences
Dubai’s world-renowned dining scene is further enhanced for the Holy Month, with various options for residents and visitors to indulge in authentic flavours and time together.
Food enthusiasts and families can explore a range of experiences, from food trucks at Ramadan markets to five-star buffets featuring dishes from around the globe.
Traditional Iftar and Suhoor can be enjoyed across the city’s hotels, restaurants and Ramadan tents, offering cuisine to satisfy every palate and budget.
At Global Village, flavours from across the world can be savoured and an array of vendors will cook up international favourites and visitors can also visit retail stalls.
The Ramadan Garden by Winter Garden, set against the captivating backdrop of Al Habtoor Palace, offers an environment where guests can sample flavourful dishes that represent the essence of the season.
At Al Khawaneej Majlis, THE HUB market offers a selection of food stalls. For a full evening of festivities, residents and visitors can head to Expo City Dubai, where lively markets and entertainment await.
Additionally, specially curated Iftar and Suhoor menus are available at the Surreal water feature, Oasis Food Hall and Al Wasl Plaza Cafe.
Another iconic must-visit dining destination is the al fresco majlis at Jumeirah Emirates Towers where visitors can break their fast as the sun sets over the towers and Museum of the Future.
Mina’s Kitchen at the Westin Mina Seyani is also inviting guests to enjoy a generous family Iftar.
The St. Regis Dubai, The Palm is also serving a Turkish and Arabic at the Cordelia restaurant as well as a set menu Iftar at the Anatolian restaurant at Rüya, while a serene Suhoor can be enjoyed in a serene setting at Dip Pool Terrace.
Residents and visitors can enjoy roaming performances from musicians and performers at:
- Global Village
- Hai Ramadan at Expo City
- Festival by the Bay at Festival City Mall
- City Walk
- JBR, The Beach
Malls across the city will help shoppers to embrace the spirit of the season, with appearances from characters Modesh and Dana, at Mirdiff City Centre, Deira City Centre, Circle Mall and Ibn Battuta Mall.
Launched by the Dubai Media Council under the directives of Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Second Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Chairman of the Dubai Media Council (DMC), the #RamadanInDubai campaign brings the public and private sectors together for the first time for a unified celebration of the Holy Month.
The Media Council has tasked Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office (GDMO), with overseeing the campaign’s execution.
The campaign has been designed to bring to the community the unique spirit, beauty and warmth of Ramadan and share the rich cultural heritage and traditions that are an integral part of celebrations during the Holy Month.
The initiative also aims to create a unique ambience across the city that captures the true essence of Ramadan, reflecting the authentic Emirati customs and traditions that make the occasion truly special.
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