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Discover the best Ramadan markets in Dubai
Thu, February 22, 2024
Shop for kaftans, lanterns, get henna designs, and explore the local culture and cuisine at these family-friendly Ramadan markets
Shop for kaftans, lanterns, get henna designs, and explore the local culture and cuisine at these family-friendly Ramadan markets
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Explore a hub of culture and creativity
If you’re looking for a market that showcases the best of Emirati and regional culture then head to the Ramadan District at Jumeirah Emirates Towers. The market will feature a wide range of culinary products, homeware items, apparel and accessories from some of the region’s most celebrated designers and artists. Kids and parents will also be able to enjoy a dedicated children’s area with plenty of workshops and activities to keep you entertained.
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Shop, eat and relax with family and friends
Ripe Market at the Dubai Police Academy Park kicks off its latest edition from 14 October. Peruse artisan stalls, pick up your weekly organic produce and indulge in tasty bites from a wide selection of food trucks. This weekend-only bazaar has every age catered for, with entertainment on offer for the whole family, as well as live performances, open mics, crafts workshops and yoga sessions, all in a beautiful alfresco setting.
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The perfect place to spend time with the family
City Walk - home to hundreds of exclusive shops and must-visit restaurants - is hosting an unmissable Ramadan night market from 10 March to 8 April. Located next to The Green Planet, visitors to the pop-up event can expect to find a variety of affordable goods perfect for the gifting season.
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Join in the fun at the waterfront shopping destination
A packed calendar of family-friendly entertainment is set to thrill visitors every day this Ramadan at Dubai Festival City Mall. Visit one of Dubai’s most exciting retail, dining and leisure precincts to experience a Ramadan tent full of exquisite flavours and delicious dishes. The pop-up tent will also give visitors a chance to take part in cultural activities that shed light on the history and heritage of the region.
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Bringing the world together
Delicious food, cultural entertainment and festive vibes are just some of the reasons why Global Village is the place to be this Ramadan. Shoppers are also in for a treat with the brand-new Ramadan Wonders Souk, filled with offerings of all types of unique trinkets from around the world. The souk, situated at the heart of the park, will be themed after a traditional Emirati market. Across the entire month Global Village will host a variety of Ramadan-themed shows. The highlight will be a magnificent 30-piece arabesque Orchestra performing twice every night on the Main Stage. Other shows guests can look forward to include a violin player and the lightshow Kaleidoscope.
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Feast on tasty treats at this must-visit Ramadan foodie pop-up
The incredible winter weather creates the perfect backdrop for foodies, families and fun-seekers at Ramadaniyat at THE HUB. From 22 March to 10 April, Majlis Al Khawaneej is the place to be with the exclusive Ramadan market opening every night at 6.30pm and entertainment continuing late into the evening until 2am.
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