Dubai is buzzing this week with world-class art, live performance, sporting action, epic festivals, and dazzling family attractions. For listeners eager to make the most out of Dubai, here is everything you need to know about what’s happening around the city today and throughout the week.

Art lovers will not want to miss DIFC Art Nights, now in its 20th edition at Dubai International Financial Centre. The event transforms the area into a vibrant open-air gallery, displaying over 200 pieces from 150 artists representing 100 nationalities. Expect mesmerizing digital showcases, live doodle art, unique installations, interactive workshops for all ages, and musical performances into the evening. According to Middle East Masala, visitors can explore new talent from across the UAE including Faezeh M. Hassan and Salama Al Mazrouei, while soaking up the buzz of the city’s creative scene.

Today, art continues at Alserkal Avenue with the season’s Art Week spotlighting the theme "Uprooted." Alongside exhibitions across multiple galleries, listeners can join the Earth School’s hands-on workshops and talks at WH50 Project Space, led by artist Kirstine Roepstorff and curated by Fatoş Üstek until 3 pm. Notable exhibitions include The Shape of Things To Come at Efie gallery and Stories in a Thousand Pieces at Leila Heller Gallery.

If you are up for laughs, Egyptian-American satirist Bassem Youssef takes the stage this evening at Coca-Cola Arena with his critically-acclaimed solo comedy show—seats are moving quickly, so check their official site for last-minute tickets.

Sports fans can look forward to the grand finale of the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour Dubai wrapping up today. Athletes from around the globe are racing across Dubai, so expect exhilarating action if you catch parts of the route.

Golf enthusiasts, the DP World Tour Championship runs all week at Jumeirah Golf Estates Earth Course. The top players on the DP World Tour are battling it out through November 16 for the championship. This is golf at its finest in a spectacular setting.

If you have a passion for aviation, the Dubai Airshow is making headlines, with the official opening tomorrow at Dubai World Central. Expect breathtaking aerial displays, the latest in aviation tech, and industry leaders from around the world converging on the city. According to Aviation Week, this is the place to spot everything from cutting-edge commercial airliners to thrilling military fly-overs.

For family-friendly energy, the Sheikh Zayed Festival delights visitors daily with its spectacular UAE Fountain show, where water, light, sound, and music combine for magical evenings. International folk groups bring world flavors to the outdoor venue, packing every night with live music and dance, making it a cultural hotspot, as highlighted by Khaleej Times.

Don’t forget Dubai’s year-round favorites like the Miracle Garden for vibrant flower displays, boat rides on the historic Dubai Creek, thrills at Aquaventure Waterpark, and views from the world’s tallest tower, Burj Khalifa. From museum lovers to adrenaline seekers, Dubai truly has something for everyone this week.

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Dubai is absolutely buzzing with activity this week, and there is something for every listener looking to experience the city’s electrifying energy and cultural richness. Starting this weekend, Dubai hosts the 2025 T100 Triathlon World Tour on November 15 and 16. This remarkable event gathers endurance athletes from around the globe to compete along stunning city routes, promising intense action and festive cheer for those wanting to watch world-class sports live. Whether you are a triathlon enthusiast yourself or just want to take in the spectacle, expect exciting racing and a vibrant crowd across Dubai’s urban landscape.

For aviation fans and anyone fascinated by the future of flight, attention turns to the Dubai Airshow, opening on November 17 at DWC, Dubai’s World Central airport. The Dubai Airshow is one of the world’s biggest aerospace events and attracts major airlines, manufacturers, and innovators from around the globe. The 2025 edition will feature flight demonstrations, displays of cutting-edge aircraft, and the much-anticipated Middle East debut of the Comac C919, China’s new passenger jet. Airline executives and industry experts mention that this year, airlines are looking for smart and strategic orders rather than just mega deals due to ongoing supply chain pressures. Emirates is expected to make some headline announcements during the show, potentially including aircraft upgrades and industry collaborations. One of the most anticipated new attractions this year is the showcase of electric air taxis—listeners can expect live demonstrations and futuristic previews of what commuting in Dubai might look like in just a few years.

Music, culture, and entertainment also shine throughout November as the Dubai Fitness Challenge continues citywide. The challenge encourages residents and visitors alike to commit to 30 minutes of fitness each day, and countless pop-up events, group classes, and outdoor fitness festivals are running across parks, beaches, and public spaces, turning Dubai into a citywide playground for health and wellness.

For those intrigued by global business and finance, the 48th ICA Conference and Exhibition wraps up today, November 15. This major gathering has brought together leaders from the financial world for thought-provoking sessions and networking, and although the main events are concluding, the energy and connections made will ripple through Dubai’s business community all week.

Lastly, for culture lovers, the historic ICOM Dubai 2025 event concludes today after a series of inspiring sessions and exhibitions, celebrating museum curation, preservation, and art from around the world.

Dubai is alive with action, innovation, and fun. Whether your interests are in elite athletics, future technology, world-class entertainment, or cultural enrichment, this week in Dubai will not disappoint. Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Dubai is making this weekend unforgettable with a lively mix of music, sports, art, and food experiences. Friday kicks off with the inaugural game from Baseball United at Barry Larkin Field in Ud al-Bayda, just outside Dubai, as the Mumbai Cobras take on the Karachi Monarchs. This new professional league features unique rules and aims to introduce Dubai to classic ballpark entertainment, complete with hot dogs, mascots, organ music, and all the vibrant energy of a U.S.-style baseball game. Expect this to be a hit with families and fans who want to see the game up close in the desert sun.

Friday and Saturday night, electronic music fans can head to Ushuaïa for Adriatique Present X, featuring pulsing deep house, immersive visuals, and state-of-the-art sound. Terra Solis transforms into a desert dance hotspot as Tomorrowland presents Anfisa Letyago, while Be Beach hosts Bedouin for sunset beats on the waterfront. For listeners into UK Garage, Garage Nation DXB at Zero Gravity promises classic hits, live MCs, and basslines by the beach.

Dubai’s arts scene is in full swing. Bassem Youssef, the Middle East’s biggest satirist, is back on stage with his famous blend of comedy and commentary. Zabeel Theatre features the French comedy of Jarret Gaz Spéciale alongside the emotional drama Lost Pieces of a Marriage Story starring Ali Oji. For visual and tech lovers, Kanvas Dubai’s One Journey offers a trio of immersive digital art spaces where sound, emotion, and digital creativity collide.

Fitness enthusiasts should check out the Garmin Fitness Fest on November 15th and 16th at Al Nasr Club. There’ll be workshops, interactive stations, and plenty of group exercise sessions designed for every fitness level.

If you’re looking for legendary views, Ain Dubai — the world’s tallest observation wheel — offers non-peak hours for sweeping city panoramas without the crowds. Also, families and urban explorers can join We Walk We Ride, a creative outdoor event celebrating mobility, sustainability, and community with interactive installations and family-friendly activities.

For foodies, DREAM Dinner Show is turning dining into entertainment, serving gourmet dishes with world-class acts. The Taste of Whisky event lets you experience rare blends with expert guidance, while Abu Dhabi’s Taste of Abu Dhabi — running November 14th to 16th — is just a short drive away, offering tasting menus, chef workshops, artisan markets, live music, and activities for kids and adults alike.

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Dubai is buzzing with world-class events and unforgettable experiences this week. If you are eager for something extraordinary today, November 13, the city has rolled out the red carpet for the 27th General Conference of the International Council of Museums, also known as ICOM Dubai 2025. According to DXB News Network, this is a true milestone because it’s the first time ICOM is being hosted in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia region. More than 4,500 museum professionals and cultural leaders are in town, and the Museum Fair at the Dubai World Trade Centre features interactive exhibits, workshops on preservation, and sessions on innovation in AI and museum curation. If you are passionate about culture, creativity, or just curious about the future of museums, this is a rare opportunity to see global museum innovation and heritage unfold in Dubai.

Now, if you are an active listener looking to move your body, the Dubai Fitness Challenge is coming to its grand finale. EventFAQs lists several signature events taking place: the Dubai Premier Padel P1 tournament runs right through November 16 at the Hamdan Sports Complex, and it is packed with top-tier athletes competing for glory on the court. Love endurance sports? The T100 Triathlon is happening at Meydan Racecourse from now until November 16, inviting everyone from elite athletes to amateur enthusiasts for a test of determination and fitness. On November 15, head to Dubai Festival City for Arabian Warrior—an adrenaline rush for combat sports and martial arts fans.

The wellness crowd can find sanctuary at various retreats happening citywide as part of the Fitness Challenge, offering workshops and classes meant to balance body and mind. Perfect for winding down after a busy week.

For anyone interested in major global trends, mark your calendar for November 18 and 19. The AI Conference & Exhibition Dubai 2025 lands in the city, gathering leading minds and businesses to explore artificial intelligence—from smart tech demos to thought-provoking discussions about digital transformation. Later this week and into the weekend, Dubai stays lively with exhibitions, workshops, and world-class sporting action, making it impossible to run out of new discoveries.

All of this paints a picture of a city that is a true crossroad for culture, sport, technology, and wellness this week. There is something for every age, hobby, and passion. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Dubai listeners, the energy is electric this week—and there is no shortage of ways to get out and experience the very best the city has to offer right now.

Kicking things off, golf lovers can head to Jumeirah Golf Estates for the 2025 DP World Tour Championship, running Thursday through Sunday. This flagship event is the climax of the international golf calendar, with a ten million dollar purse up for grabs and the season-long Race to Dubai title being fiercely contested. Rory McIlroy, currently World Number Two, is pursuing his record-setting seventh Race to Dubai, but stars like Tommy Fleetwood, Shane Lowry, and Tyrrell Hatton are all in the hunt, ready to make history of their own. Whether you follow all four rounds in person or tune in to the international Golf Channel broadcasts, expect drama, world-class play, and a spectacular setting on the Earth Course all weekend long, according to GOLF.com.

For those interested in arts, heritage, and innovation, ICOM Dubai 2025—the International Council of Museums’ flagship conference—has officially opened this week. This global gathering is shining a spotlight on Dubai’s transformative cultural journey from a small trading port to a global metropolis. If you are passionate about museums, heritage, and cross-cultural dialogue, this is a rare chance to join programming and events celebrating the city’s unique legacy and global connections, as highlighted by UrduPoint.

Families and book-lovers can take a short drive to Sharjah for the Sharjah International Book Fair, one of the world’s largest cultural festivals. This week, kids can create their very own bonsai tree models at special screen-free workshops, blending nature, art, and creativity. Organizers emphasize that the hands-on activities foster both patience and imagination—qualities every young explorer loves to develop. There is a festival buzz with literary events, performances, and culinary tastings, making it a top pick for anyone looking for enrichment and entertainment.

As we head into the weekend, Dubai’s dining, nightlife, and shopping destinations are all in full swing, from relaxing at the beaches to discovering the latest exhibitions in Alserkal Avenue. Whether you are a diehard sports fan, a culture connoisseur, or just seeking something fun with friends, Dubai has you covered this week.

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Listeners, welcome to Dubai, where the week ahead is absolutely packed with events, vibrant happenings, and unforgettable experiences. If you’re in town today, November 9th, you’ll want to make your first stop at Dubai Design Week in Dubai Design District. This festival brings together designers from around the world, with immersive installations like Some Kind of Practice’s courtyard project, hands-on creative workshops, and eye-catching exhibits such as Venini’s dazzling ceiling installation. Downtown Design, part of the festival, features high-end pop-up showcases, interactive brand collabs, and the sun-drenched Solaire Lounge by Veuve Clicquot, all set against a buzzing creative backdrop. Take advantage—its final day is today.

Elsewhere in Dubai, fitness enthusiasts are in their element all month thanks to the Dubai Fitness Challenge. Free workouts, yoga, cycling, and pop-up community hubs run citywide. The Dubai Stand-Up Paddle event at Hatta Dam wraps up today, so if you love water adventures, now’s the moment. Looking ahead, don’t miss the Dubai Premier Padel P1 tournament starting November 9th, the DP World Tour Championship in golf from November 13th, and the Dubai T100 Triathlon debuting November 15th.

Fashion lovers should head straight to Emirates Fashion Week, running through November 11th at Skylight Gallery, Arjaan by Rotana in Media City. You’ll see the latest spring and summer collections from regional talent and established icons. For nightlife, Club Iris in Meydan brings international DJs and immersive light shows every Saturday from 8PM—expect an elevated, pulse-raising experience.

Live concerts are lighting up the Coca-Cola Arena this month, with superstar acts like Amr Diab, Davido, and Timbaland scheduled throughout November and December. For a high-energy sports fix, tonight at 6PM Dubai Basketball takes on SC Derby at the Coca-Cola Arena—a great night out for family and friends.

UNTOLD Dubai wraps up today at Dubai Parks & Resorts, featuring EDM, hip hop, and afrobeats from international stars including Martin Garrix and Tiësto. And nature seekers can spend peaceful days at Miracle Garden, cool evenings at Safa Park, and lazy beach afternoons at Sirene by Gaia or Tagomago on Palm Jumeirah. Foodies will relish new spots like MEI at Jumeirah Mina Al Salam and Italian indulgence at Carbone, Atlantis The Royal. Global Village continues its winter-long festival with street food from all over the world, music, and entertainment each night.

Dubai’s creative souls should not miss the art exhibitions and flourish of cultural events happening across Alserkal Avenue and Jameel Arts Centre. And coming midweek, museums professionals flock here for the 27th General Conference of the International Council of Museums from November 11–17.

Whatever your mood or interest—from sport, fashion, design, and music, to wellness, foodie gatherings, and family adventure—Dubai guarantees you won’t be bored. Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Dubai is absolutely buzzing this week, and if you are looking for unforgettable experiences, you will find the city at its most vibrant and electrifying. The highlight is the UNTOLD Dubai Festival, which has taken over Dubai Parks and Resorts for the entire weekend and runs from November 6 through 9. This mega music festival is in its second edition and has already been awarded “Best Festival of the Year.” It is hosting a monumental lineup with more than 100 artists, including superstar DJs Martin Garrix and Armin van Buuren, Afrobeats sensation Rema, and international stars like J Balvin and Saweetie. With six awe-inspiring stages and an immersive mix of EDM, techno, pop, R&B, and more, this is the one event music lovers in Dubai simply cannot miss. General admission starts at AED 420 for all four days, while VIP tickets, offering perks like exclusive viewing platforms and fast-track entry, bump things up a notch for those seeking a premium festival experience. The venue, Dubai Parks and Resorts, creates a spectacular backdrop—expect huge crowds, creative art installations, and nonstop energy. For anyone considering attending, now is the time to lock in your tickets to make sure you do not miss out on the biggest party of the year, as DubaiNight reports.

For those craving something meaningful and uplifting, head over to the Iranian Club in Dubai this Saturday for ‘Inner Peace, Outer Health: The Path to Healing,’ organized by Eduscan Institute. This special empowerment event celebrates resilience and inclusion, featuring the inspiring Walk of Confidence, where children of determination walk side by side with university students and cancer survivors. There is a dance performance titled “Healing Through Movement” and a keynote by Ruby Ahluwalia, founder of Sanjeevani Life Beyond Cancer. This heartfelt gathering is all about community, courage, and healing, lifting everyone who attends, according to Khaleej Times.

Art and design lovers should also visit Dubai Design District to catch The Reverso Stories Pop Up—A Journey of Design, Art, and Innovation. This collaborative installation, running this week, is a feast for the senses and a magnet for anyone fascinated by creativity, luxury, and storytelling, as detailed by The Luxury Network UAE.

If you prefer laughter to music or movement, The Laughter Factory is delivering top-tier stand-up comedy at venues like Studio One Hotel on Saturday and Mezz at The Agenda on Friday. Expect a night of nonstop hilarity with an international lineup of comedians—the perfect way to add joy and laughter to your weekend, as listed on The Agenda.

Dubai truly shines this week with world-class music, soulful celebrations, inspiring art, and laughter-filled nights. Whether you are a festival devotee, a soul seeker, a design enthusiast, or all about comedy, there is something remarkable waiting just for you. Thanks for tuning in and be sure to subscribe so you never miss out. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Dubai is buzzing with excitement this weekend and listeners looking for unforgettable experiences are truly spoiled for choice. Kicking things off, the city’s design scene is in full swing with the 11th edition of Dubai Design Week, which launched this Wednesday and runs until Sunday. More than 1,000 designers, architects, and creative minds from across the globe have landed in Dubai Design District, known as d3. Downtown Design, the anchor event, is on until Sunday at the d3 Waterfront Terrace, offering an impressive showcase of innovative furniture, interiors, lighting, and home accessories from international icons and local talent. Listeners can expect to see brands like Roche Bobois, Kartell, and homegrown stars alongside inspiring talks, installations, and pop-up concepts. Brand-new showcases include objects crafted in Lebanon from BEIT Collective, and the ‘Designed in Saudi’ series highlighting Saudi culture according to Dezeen and CairoScene.

A must-visit for families and anyone who loves unique finds is the Dubai Design Week Marketplace, happening Saturday and Sunday. Set outdoors in d3, over 90 curated vendors are presenting handcrafted goods ranging from homeware to jewelry and sustainable fashion. The atmosphere is electric, with community vibes, street food, and music performances. Kids will find plenty to do with special activities and creative workshops, making it a top spot for a weekend stroll as noted by Design Middle East.

For listeners who enjoy tabletop games and geek culture, Dubai Outlet Mall is hosting the Middle East’s first tabletop gaming convention from today through Sunday. This event brings together fans of board games, role-playing, and card games, offering an immersive world for game enthusiasts and newcomers alike, as confirmed by Dubai Calendar.

Equestrian lovers can catch live international showjumping thrills at the CSI2* Dubai event, which continues at the Dubai-Al Ain Road venue through Sunday. Riders from around the world are competing in a series of classes and showdowns throughout the weekend, providing a family-friendly spectacle according to WorldOfShowjumping.

Rounding out the weekend, curious minds and educators will want to visit Education Expo 2025 at the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel, running Saturday and Sunday. Here, innovative approaches in early childhood care and education are being showcased, with interactive exhibits and expert panels as reported by the Government of Dubai’s official channels.

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Dubai’s creative spirit is lighting up the city this week as Dubai Design Week 2025 returns from November 4 to 9 at Dubai Design District, known as d3. This festival is a hotspot for anyone craving art, innovation, and community connection. Throughout the district, listeners can wander through cutting-edge exhibitions, attend hands-on workshops, and meet some of the region’s most promising designers. From interactive installations to open studio tours, the district buzzes with daily events that celebrate everything from sustainable design to new digital aesthetics. According to Happening Dubai, Dubai Design Week is all about celebrating creativity and encouraging local designers to showcase their work, so don’t miss out on the bustling installations and family-friendly activities in d3 if you want a real taste of Dubai’s artistic pulse.

This week also brings a moment of national pride with UAE Flag Day, celebrated earlier on November 3. While the official raising ceremonies have taken place, including at the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security headquarters, the city continues to wear its colors boldly. Listeners strolling through malls and landmarks will see flags waving, commemorative badges, and community events that honor the spirit of unity and national achievement. ICP notes that Flag Day is a time for reinforcing national values, and the spirit remains high all across Dubai through the weekend.

Wellness enthusiasts can head to Revive ME 2025, the Middle East’s leading longevity and health technology exhibition, taking place this week and into the weekend. Revive ME brings together experts in human longevity, wellness trends, and breakthrough health technologies. Listeners are invited to engage with panels, experience new wellness products, and network with innovators shaping the future of health in the region. If you want to explore biohacking, mindful living, or the latest in fitness tech, this event promises to spark curiosity and fresh inspiration.

Looking ahead to the weekend, keep an eye out for pop-up food markets, waterfront live music, and other open-air experiences as the city starts gearing up for the cooler months. The Dubai Design District is still the place to see and be seen, with late-night exhibitions, creative talks, and - for families - creative play zones for the younger ones.

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Dubai is truly buzzing today, with thousands of cyclists taking over Sheikh Zayed Road for the annual Dubai Ride as part of the Dubai Fitness Challenge. This massive event saw the city’s busiest highway transform into a panorama of colorful jerseys and bikes, giving everyone a rare chance to pedal past iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa and the Museum of the Future. The Dubai Fitness Challenge continues all month, so listeners should expect fitness pop-ups, classes, and community workouts all around town, with many opportunities to get active every day.

Music fans, if you love Arabic pop, Amr Diab electrified the Coca-Cola Arena last night, but Dubai’s live gig season is just warming up. Ballet enthusiasts, mark your calendars for November 6: Roberto Bolle and Friends is bringing world-class dance to Dubai Opera, performing classical and contemporary works led by the famed Italian étoile. For rock lovers, Russian band Leningrad will pack the Coca-Cola Arena on November 7, filling the air with high-energy performances and their signature irreverence.

Art lovers have a packed week too. Dubai Design Week opens November 4 at Dubai Design District, running through November 9 with exhibitions, workshops, and installations showcasing the best in regional creativity and global trends. Downtown Design runs alongside, making d3 the heart of the city’s creative scene this week. If you’re craving evening arts, the DIFC Art Nights are just days away, from November 13 to 16, serving up open-air galleries, interactive installations, and showcases from diverse international talents—all just a short stroll from the city’s top restaurants in Gate Village.

Electronic music fans, this is a historic weekend with the Zamna x UNTOLD Dubai festival launching its four-day run at Dubai Parks and Resorts from November 6 to 9. The collaborative mega-event will attract global DJs, immersive stage design, and crowds ready to dance till sunrise, truly putting Dubai on the world map for festival experiences.

Those who crave the excitement of live sport can head to Meydan Racecourse on Friday, November 7, for an evening of world-class horse racing, with UAE’s top thoroughbreds battling it out under the city lights. For listeners keen on aerospace and technology, look ahead to the Dubai Airshow from November 17 to 21, where Dubai World Central hosts the global aviation industry’s most innovative showcases.

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Dubai is buzzing this week, listeners, so get ready to dive into a whirlwind of Halloween adventures, concerts, global forums, and delicious dining expeditions. First up, Halloween fever is gripping the city, and Gulf News has the lowdown on the spookiest happenings. MOTIONGATE Dubai is wrapping up its month-long Fright Nights today with haunted mazes, live scare shows, a monster parade, and family-friendly festivities for all ages. For a beachside Halloween, Centara Mirage Beach Resort Dubai invites families through November 2 to enjoy bold costumes, pumpkin crafting, treasure hunts, sunset acrobatics, and deals on stays packed with themed fun.

Halloween brunches are peaking in style. If you’re craving glamour and skyline views, CÉ LA VI Dubai on Address Sky View is hosting a Forbidden Forest-themed brunch today with live DJs, percussionists, magicians, and a spectacular Asian-inspired menu. Meanwhile, Joe’s Backyard at Dubai Festival City is serving a frightful Friday night with a three-course Halloween feast, a costume contest, and free-flowing drinks accompanied by DJ vibes.

Looking for something unique today? The iconic Amr Diab is bringing summer hits and the Sahel spirit to Coca-Cola Arena. Gates open tonight, and this is the ultimate treat for Arabic pop fans. Racing enthusiasts, Jebel Ali Racecourse is hosting its Season Opening Cup this afternoon for a classic Dubai sports day out.

Culture vultures, this is the debut weekend for Studio 152 on Marsa Boulevard, with an exclusive exhibition dedicated to the Lebanese couturier Georges Hobeika. Thirty breathtaking gowns spanning three decades are on display from 4pm into the early hours, merging artistry with fashion elegance. For a dose of geek culture, Rove Downtown is hosting Geek Community Day Vol. 3, welcoming cosplayers, gamers, artists, and fans of anime from noon until 10pm.

Global minds unite at Dubai’s WE Convention today and tomorrow at the World Trade Centre, the world’s largest forum for women in business, tackling career, money, and life with top international speakers and workshops. Shoppers can wander over to Area 57 in Al Quoz for HushEdit, the exclusive luxury sale event featuring over 110 fashion brands at up to 90 percent off.

Before the weekend wraps up, don’t forget about fine dining delights. TATTU Dubai unveils its first-ever Black Dragon Brunch on the 74th floor, and Nobu by the Beach hosts a Sunday night robatayaki feast paired with DJ sets and live percussion.

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Listeners, if you’re in Dubai today or this weekend, get ready—there’s a spectacular line-up of events throughout the city, promising thrills, music, and unforgettable Halloween fun.

Kicking off today, 31st October, British music legend David Gray brings his beloved hits to the Coca-Cola Arena for one night only. Expect soulful storytelling and classic tracks like Babylon and Sail Away. For the dance and electronic music lovers, Anyma presents Quantum at the Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience, with futuristic beats and a dazzling light show under the Dubai Marina skyline. If comedy is more your scene, Aakash Mehta is delivering sharp, relatable laughs at Warehouse Four in Al Quoz.

Tonight is all about Halloween in Dubai. Motiongate Dubai’s Fright Nights run through November 2, keeping the theme park open until midnight with 29 rides, haunting mazes, live DJ sets, and a spine-chilling Halloween parade—perfect for families and thrill-seekers. For adults looking for a beach blowout, Spaceman Aftergrave at Soul Beach promises world-class music and visual spectacle. For a glamorous Halloween night out, check out Be Beach Dubai’s Desert of Shadows party or The Devil’s Playground at VICE in Ramee Dream Hotel, both featuring top DJs and immersive performances.

Zero Gravity’s Monster Halloween Party offers music and a chance to win a share of 50,000 dirhams for best costumes. Meanwhile, teens can head over to the Planit Halloween at P7 Arena—it’s Dubai’s biggest Halloween bash for ages 15 to 19, with top DJs and a safe, high-energy atmosphere. Families can enjoy a more laid-back Halloween at Expo City’s Harvest Festival with pumpkin decorating, treats, and crafts, or hop into The Green Planet’s Haunted Rainforest experience for adventure with an educational twist.

Friday, November 1, the Spartan Wadi Hub Hatta challenges fitness fans and families with a race through the stunning Hatta mountains. Evening brings Bresh Halloween at Terra Solis—a vibrant open-air party famed for its music and costumes—as well as Rain Rush Dubai at Creek Park, where luxury meets local art.

The Dubai Mall’s House of Hype hosts an Enchanted Carnival through the weekend, featuring interactive exhibits, trick-or-treating, live performances, and a Costume Runway contest. Over at Marsa Boulevard, high fashion dazzles with Georges Hobeika’s Master of Light exhibition—thirty couture gowns celebrating three decades in design.

Sports lovers, don’t miss the Dubai Ride on November 2—cycle along Sheikh Zayed Road and Downtown Dubai with thousands in one of the city’s biggest community rides, part of the Dubai Fitness Challenge.

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Today in Dubai, listeners can enjoy a unique experience at the Scottish Whisky Bar, hosted by Wild Woven Dubai at the Carlton Downtown Hotel. This event is perfect for those who appreciate fine whisky and a sophisticated atmosphere.

For sports enthusiasts, Dubai is gearing up for a historic boxing event titled "Destiny in the Desert," which promises to be an exciting evening of boxing action.

As Halloween approaches, Dubai transforms into a vibrant playground of spooky fun. On October 31, Motiongate Dubai offers immersive experiences inspired by classic horror films, while Riverland Dubai features a Halloween Pirates Street Show with sword fights and acrobatics. Wild Wadi Waterpark will also join in the festivities with face painting, mystery goody bags, and themed treats.

For family-friendly activities, LEGOLAND Dubai's Brick-or-Treat Adventure is a must-visit, with its LEGO-built pumpkin streets and candy trails. Studio One Hotel is hosting a free Kids Halloween Party with pumpkin carving and face painting.

This weekend, the Enchanted Carnival at House of Hype in Dubai Mall promises a fully immersive Halloween experience with interactive performances and a costume runway competition. Sexy Fish Dubai will transform into a volcanic underworld for a one-night-only party, while Lo+Cale in Dubai Marina offers a family-friendly themed brunch with costume competitions.

If you're looking for something unique, the Paint & Soar experience at SLS Dubai allows you to paint while soaring above Palm Jumeirah. NYX Dubai is hosting a Sinners night inspired by the Seven Deadly Sins, and DREAM will transform into a spellbinding world for its 'DREAM OF THE DEAD' celebration.

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Dubai is buzzing this week with an incredible lineup of events, from high-energy sports and late-night parties to spine-tingling Halloween celebrations and family fun. For listeners seeking excitement tonight, head to the Coca-Cola Arena for the PBA 50 Dubai Comeback basketball showdown. The game tips off at 7 PM and promises to electrify the city with international talent and big-league energy. Sports fans, this is your chance to catch top basketball action right in the heart of Dubai.

If you’re drawn to nightlife, BLU Dubai is hosting its iconic +44 Sundays party, promising five-star entertainment and performances from globally recognized DJs. Expect a glamorous crowd and a celebratory vibe to kick off your week in style.

For Halloween lovers, Dubai transforms into a playground of chills and thrills starting tomorrow. The city’s premier venues, hotels, and resorts launch themed brunches, haunted dinners, and immersive fests through November 3, making this the ultimate week for spooky adventures. According to Travel and Tour World, Times Square Center becomes a whimsical pumpkin wonderland with Magic Phil’s Freaky Farmyard Show, spooky crafts, and family games running October 31 to November 2, noon to 7 PM. Kids can trick-or-treat, try their hand at pumpkin carving, and even win a PS5 in the costume contest.

Over at Address Beach Resort, DREAM Dubai is going full fantasy fright mode with live performances, haunting visuals, and exclusive Halloween makeup for guests, running nightly between October 29 and November 2. Don’t miss their specialty cocktails like the spicy mango margarita and the Midnight Pumpkin Glow dessert.

Adaline in DIFC hosts a glamorous Neitherworld soirée inspired by Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice on Halloween night, mixing live music, eerie elegance, and delicious Italian fare. If your family wants something green and spooky, Al Barari’s Seventh Heaven offers the Haunted Garden festival with workshops, the Maze of the Unknown, and a glowing parade October 31 to November 2.

Families looking for daytime treats can opt for Liwan Restaurant's Halloween brunch on November 1 at Swissôtel Al Ghurair, where the menu is loaded with autumnal favorites and kids join cake pop workshops and face painting.

Big events continue with the Haunted Seas festival at Dubai Aquarium from October 30 to November 2, bringing underwater Halloween fun in Dubai Mall for all ages. Motiongate Dubai runs movie-inspired Fright Nights, so adrenaline lovers can tackle haunted mazes or join friendly costumed parades.

Looking forward, Dubai Design Week is set to start November 5 at d3 Waterfront Terrace, showcasing the region’s creativity with design exhibitions, pop-ups, and interactive events.

For those who prefer outdoor thrills, this is a great time to book a desert safari or luxury yacht cruise. Tripadvisor reviewers rave about the Red Dunes ATV adventure, sunset camel rides, and stargazing barbecues—all ideal for those who want adventure and Dubai’s natural splendor.

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Dubai is buzzing with excitement this weekend, and there's truly something for everyone to enjoy across the city.

Today, Saturday October 25th, marks a spectacular celebration at Zabeel Park with Emirates Loves India, one of Dubai's largest community gatherings. This free event runs from 2 PM until late evening and expects over 70,000 attendees. If you're planning to go, you'll need to register in advance by sending the word India via WhatsApp to the number listed on their official Instagram page, which will generate your entry QR code. The celebration features incredible live performances from Bollywood stars Neha Kakkar and Mika Singh, along with actor Neeraj Madhav. Beyond the music, visitors can explore over 30 food stalls serving authentic cuisine from different Indian states, browse cultural exhibitions showcasing handicrafts and traditional products, and enjoy a vibrant parade by the Indian Performing Arts Foundation. There's even a dedicated kids zone for families. The event honors the strong ties between the UAE and India, with UAE Minister of State Noura bint Mohammed Al Kaabi and Indian Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission A. Amarnath among the distinguished guests attending.

For those seeking a different kind of excitement, On The Beach Festival kicks off tonight at BCH Beach Dubai, bringing house music and beachside vibes throughout the night and into Sunday.

If you're interested in business and real estate, The LX Open House is happening today from 11 AM to 6 PM at the 37th Floor of Al Habtoor Business Tower in Dubai Marina, showcasing premium boutique office spaces.

Meanwhile, over in Abu Dhabi, combat sports fans won't want to miss UFC 321 at Etihad Arena tonight, featuring heavyweight champion Tom Aspinall defending his title against Ciryl Gane. This is the marquee event of Abu Dhabi Showdown Week, promising an electrifying night of mixed martial arts action.

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Dubai is absolutely buzzing with activity this week and you’re going to want to get out and experience all the excitement. First up, if you’re into fitness, then Expo City is where you need to be. The Dubai Muscle Show 2025 is taking place from today through Sunday at the South Halls, Dubai Exhibition Centre. This is the Middle East’s biggest and most influential fitness event, where two top American sports nutrition brands—Core Nutritionals and Unmatched—are making their official UAE debut. Don’t miss the chance to sample their new Transformers-inspired flavors, meet IFBB Pro Farouk Al Ketbi, and get all the inspiration you need to crush your goals. There will be plenty of opportunities for fitness enthusiasts and athletes to check out the latest in supplements, equipment, and performance tech. According to Gulf News, this show is the hot spot for anyone looking to catch the future of fitness in action, and it’s running all weekend long.

On the literary side, Saturday brings the Bookends AED 1 Carnival to Dubai Digital Park. If you love a good story or just want to spend the afternoon browsing through over 5000 secondhand books starting at just one dirham, this event is for you. It’s not just about bargain books; there are fun games like Guess the Book, Pin the Tail, and Hook-A-Book, live music, and a great chance to connect with fellow book enthusiasts. According to Platinumlist, this free event kicks off at three in the afternoon and runs through six, making it an ideal outing for families or anyone who wants a literary adventure without breaking the bank.

For horse racing fans, Saturday also brings world-class thoroughbred and Arabian racing to Meydan Racecourse, the crown jewel of UAE racing. Gold Circle reports that the 2025/26 season is shaping up to be as competitive as ever and this weekend’s races are part of the build towards the famed Dubai World Cup happening next year. For those who want the thrill of live sports and a taste of UAE tradition, this is the perfect way to soak in some Dubai culture.

The city is also hosting the Fellowship in Cosmetic and Functional Gynecology from today through Sunday, offering a unique opportunity for specialists and professionals in the field to network and learn in the heart of Dubai.

Whether you’re craving high-energy fitness vibes, literary adventures, the rush of the races, or something more specialized, Dubai has you covered this weekend. Thanks for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Dubai is buzzing with energy this Thursday, and the exciting vibe will carry right through the weekend with a packed lineup of events, experiences, and special moments across the city. Let me be your guide to the best of Dubai this week.

Golf fans, get ready for the 16th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at Emirates Golf Club’s iconic Majlis Course from today through Sunday. According to Gulf Today, this tournament sees the best 120 amateur players from across Asia-Pacific battling for a coveted spot at the Masters and The Open. Local heroes, including a record six UAE representatives, are teeing off alongside top players like Thailand’s Fifa Laopakdee and Stanford University’s Ratchanon TK Chantananuwat. Expect strategic shotmaking where surviving the notorious ninth hole could seal your fate. The atmosphere is electric—so whether you are watching in person or tuning in to GolfLife’s live broadcast on eLife IPTV and Switch TV, this is a not-to-be-missed event.

If musical nostalgia is more your scene, Dubai Opera brings Grease The Musical to life from today until November 2. Gulf News reports that you’ll be humming along to classics such as "Summer Nights" and "Greased Lightnin’" as Rydell High’s loveable teens strut the boards. Tickets start at 270 dirhams.

Those seeking something unique should check out Alserkal Avenue’s What The Food event, running Friday and Saturday. This immersive festival brings food talks, exhibitions, and guided tours with hands-on masterclasses from Douglas McMaster of Silo. Entry is free, but McMaster’s workshop will set you back 1,000 dirhams.

Over at City Centre Deira on Friday evening, Bollywood star Nora Fatehi headlines a live escalator fashion show—an experience combining dance, style, and star power, completely free.

Foodies, mark Saturday for the Sea You Brunch at Vida Dubai Marina & Yacht Club, with beachside vibes, DJ sets, and gourmet treats from 1 to 4 pm at 249 dirhams per person.

Comedy lovers: Russell Peters is invading Coca-Cola Arena on Friday night for a wacky, interactive set sure to draw belly laughs; tickets start from 199 dirhams.

Active types shouldn’t miss Dubai Active, running now through Saturday at Expo City Dubai, where you’ll find nonstop fitness sessions, wellness exhibitors, and the chance to revamp your workout wardrobe.

On Sunday, hit the Al Qudra Cycle Track for the Spinneys Dubai 92 Cycle Challenge Build-Up Ride 2, a 45km race followed by breakfast and family activities; registration is 95 dirhams.

Whether you crave sport, music, foodie fun, or pure relaxation, Dubai is serving up a week of experiences for every taste and age group. Thanks for tuning in, remember to subscribe, and never miss another Dubai adventure.

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Listeners in Dubai, get ready for a vibrant and event-packed week as the city comes alive with color, music, and excitement. Today marks the heart of the Diwali festival celebrations, and Dubai’s Hindu Temple and Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara are anticipating tens of thousands of worshippers, each venue fully illuminated and decked out in festive decor. The Hindu Temple will be welcoming up to 20,000 devotees today, with even higher numbers expected on Monday, when Diwali officially falls. Community leaders have set up smooth crowd management, extra security in coordination with Dubai Police and RTA, and extended prayer hours depending on the flow of visitors. At the temple, families and children will enjoy rangoli displays, traditional craft workshops, and extended festivities that culminate on October 22 with the Annakut feast featuring nearly 70 types of sweet dishes as prasad, all served in vibrant, indoor halls for comfort and celebration. Over at the Guru Nanak Darbar Gurudwara, expect to see around 15,000 guests today, with special prayers and continuous langar, the much-loved community kitchen, running throughout Diwali, ensuring thousands share in nourishing meals all day. The gurdwara’s extended menu includes nearly 1,000 kilos of flour and rice dishes, with any surplus donated to Dubai’s labor community to ensure nothing goes to waste.

This evening, find yourself dazzled by the spectacular fireworks show and cultural parade at Al Seef, where Dubai’s iconic waterfront hosts one of its grandest Diwali displays. Enjoy live music, folk dance, and food stalls that bring together Dubai’s rich tapestry of cultures as festivities spill over from the temples into the city at large.

Looking to the weekend, maritime enthusiasts won’t want to miss the 11th Pre-Owned Boat Show at Dubai Creek Marina, starting October 31 and running through November 2. This leading marine exhibition will showcase more than 50 yachts and boats from international and regional brands, with vessels from 20 to 100 feet on display. Visitors can connect with dealers, browse innovations in marine tech, and explore business opportunities all while soaking up Dubai’s spectacular creekside views. The show’s theme, “A Boat for Everyone,” ensures plenty to see for aspiring boat owners and casual guests alike.

Music and philanthropy also take center stage with an inspiring event at The Agenda on November 2. Umeed 2025, organized by The Citizens Foundation and headlined by acclaimed vocalist Faisal Kapadia, will be an evening of uplifting music in support of education for underprivileged children in Pakistan. Expect a moving night as Dubai embraces the UAE’s Year of Community, welcoming international voices and celebrating a spirit of unity.

With so much happening in every corner of the city, Dubai truly shines as a beacon of celebration, inclusivity, and innovation. Thank you for tuning in, listeners, and be sure to subscribe for your weekly dose of what’s happening around town. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Listeners, if you’re in Dubai today or planning your week, you’re in for an electrifying festival of lights, entertainment, shopping, and culture. Dubai is buzzing for Diwali, and the entire city is drenched in gold offers, mega raffles, and festive events. Diwali celebrations have truly taken over, with malls like BurJuman hosting Sparkling Diwali, featuring live music, dance, and kids’ workshops, plus sparkling décor and a mega car raffle that runs until October twenty-second. At gold outlets and participating malls citywide, you can take part in glitzy promotions, discounts up to seventy-five percent, and enter raffles for gold coins—Dubai Jewellery Group’s Shine with Prosperity campaign alone is offering up to one hundred fifty thousand dirhams in vouchers.

The culinary adventure continues at Dubai’s Waterfront Market, where you’ll find Dubai’s largest Rangoli made from sixty kilograms of aromatic spices and plenty for the family to taste, explore, and discover. At Al Seef, Diwali gets extra magical with the Noor Festival of Lights. Concerts, comedy shows, art workshops, and a glittering fireworks show light up the creek. For another dazzling sky spectacle, catch fireworks at Global Village on October eighteenth and nineteenth at nine p.m.—it’s all part of the Mela, where the India Pavilion is alive with food, music, and dance.

Dubai’s thriving arts scene delivers too—Slava’s Snowshow at the Mall of the Emirates transports families into a world of indoor snowstorms and clown magic all week. The Junction at Alserkal Avenue hosts the French play Le Porteur D’Histoire with English subtitles for those craving intelligent theater. If live music is your jam, Dubai Opera welcomes music maestro Ilaiyaraja, while Etisalat Academy hosts Andrea Jeremiah performing high-energy Tamil and indie hits.

Party enthusiasts can groove with legendary DJ Carl Cox at Five Luxe JBR or catch Robin Schulz at Bohemia on October eighteenth. The Tomorrowland Indo Warehouse experience at Terra Solis, set in a glowing desert oasis, blends Indian folk with house music, promising fairy lights and sunset beats. Brunch lovers can’t miss SOBO’s festive vibes at Nonya in Taj JLT, where pan-Asian flavors and Bollywood beats set the tone for daytime celebration.

The laughter continues with Sugar Sammy’s English stand-up at Zabeel Theatre, plus The Laughter Factory’s touring stars. For sport, Dubai Basketball faces Romania’s U-BT Cluj-Napoca at Coca-Cola Arena on October nineteenth. Car fans should head to the Dubai World Trade Centre for Custom Show Emirates, a throttle-heavy showcase of modified cars and drift shows.

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Dubai is truly sparkling with energy and color this week as Diwali, the Festival of Lights, takes center stage. Today, October 17, marks not only the beginning of the weekend but also the opening night of the Noor Festival, Dubai’s flagship Diwali celebration. Head to the historic Al Seef neighborhood on Dubai Creek this evening for government-approved fireworks at 9 PM. Expect vibrant processions, traditional dance and music, poetic performances, hands-on rangoli workshops, and food stalls, making this a cultural celebration for everyone. The Noor Festival continues through October 19, transforming the waterfront into a poetic Diwali village with glowing décor and nightly cultural performances, according to the Times of India.

For families wanting dazzling fireworks, Global Village is your go-to spot, with grand displays lighting up the sky at 9 PM on October 18 and 19, and again next weekend. The Indian Pavilion at Global Village is buzzing with dance shows, arts and crafts, and authentic street food—a treat for visitors of all ages. Shoppers and food lovers will also find plenty of Diwali-themed deals and Indian food pop-ups at Dubai Festival City Mall, topped off by the spectacular IMAGINE light and fountain show set to Bollywood hits. Downtown, the Burj Khalifa joins the celebration with Diwali-inspired light projections, while the Dubai Fountain hosts musical spectacles, creating picture-perfect moments for all.

For listeners drawn to vibrant street markets, Meena Bazaar and Karama are electrified with music, lights, and festive deals on everything from traditional sweets to colorful saris. Don’t be surprised if you find last-minute Diwali shoppers and plenty of tasty treats late into the night.

Beyond Diwali, film enthusiasts can enjoy the Anime Season showcase at Cinema Akil from today through October 29. Cinema Akil presents five beloved Japanese animated films including The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, The Tale of Princess Kaguya, and Kiki’s Delivery Service. These screenings offer something for both kids and devoted anime fans, and tickets are available throughout the weekend.

For the wellness-minded, Dubai is also hosting the Global Wellness Summit through October 19, focusing on longevity and healthy living, with wellness experts from around the world gathering at Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat.

No matter your interests, Dubai is alive with celebration, culture, sports, and art this weekend. Whether you’re enjoying fireworks, catching a film, or soaking up the festive atmosphere, there’s a place for you in the city’s nonstop celebration. Thanks for tuning in and remember to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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