Weekend in the UAE – Pop up Markets, Hologram Performances & More 

This weekend, promote your children’s love for reading, bring an initial loved book to KidZania Dubai and be a part of a book exchange initiative. All you need to do is walk in with a book and swap it with any of the books available at the place. Participants should get an Arabic pr English kid’s book for the ages of 4-16 years only.

The Arabic Tent Experience 
Head to Dubai Festival City Mall to experience an Arabian Journey at the Moments tent, paired with a line-up of conventional kids’ activities. Each weekend, the ‘Moments’ tent facilitates entertainment acts, delicious focused eats, and a hologram of Egyptian Golden Age Legends Umm Kulthum and Abdul Halim Hafez acting a few of their very popular tracks.

Shop Till Your Drop 
Lifestyle pop-up idea ‘The Station Ramadan Edition’ has opened its door at Abu Dhabi’s Dalma Mall, giving a thriving shopping experience to visitors. The pop-up event is free-to-enter and is placed in the center of the mall, where visitors can shop and several other activities on offer.

Emirati Culture Hub 
Emirati Cultural Hub Zeman Awwal in Mall of the emirates has started a new pop-up market, Ramadaniyat, which is conducted during the holy month. The festival is a forum to demonstrate inventions from Arab and Emirati artists and designers. Visitors can shop a variety of things such as makeup products, jewelry, arts & crafts, and dining experiences. Open from 12 pm to 12 am.

Weekend at the Capital 
This Ramadan, shopaholics are in for a treat at Yas Mall, world Trade Centre Abu Dhabi, and Al Jimi Mall, Al Aim where guests can be a part of the ‘Spend & Win’ promotion. At Yas Mall, the minimum spend criteria begin at Dh 3000 and go up to Dh 1,000. At World Trade Center, guests can enter the ‘Spend & Win’ in two brackets with a minimum spend of around Dh 100 or Dh 200. At al Jimi Mall, Dh 100 is the minimum spend for different rewards. Rewards at all the forums comprise memberships, Staycations, Etihad Guest Miles, and much more.

Fine Dine This Ramadan 
Chic fine-dining place Bagatelle of Dubai is giving a menu filled with foodie pleasures comprising an array of sharing plates ideal for evening throughout Ramadan. From starters like Crudo de Seriole and Carpaccio de Veau to majors such as Filed Mignon and the platform’s classic French desserts, visitors can experience a captivating dining journey.

Celebrate Spain in Dubai 
The UAE’s award-winning Spanish restaurant Lola Taberna Espanola is inviting guests to celebrate the festival of Sant Jordi, on Saturday, April 23, with a lavish fiesta brunch. The platform would form a stall filled with roses and books to mart the event. Visitors can get a book and exchange it for a different book from a stall. Diners can also enjoy endless food and drinks for three complete hours at the La Fiesta Brunch, which also facilitates patatas chips, Grandma’s Keka style olives, and more.

Dubai Design District 
One Life Kitchen and Café is hosting the first-ever artisan pop-up this Sunday. The one-day event would demonstrate the newest homegrown brands in the UAE at the platform, situated in Dubai Design District. From bed covers, candles, and comforters to artisan tableware, stable clothing, and a lot more, there is a lot to do at the pop-up.

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