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Dubai’s Jumeirah Lakes Towers (JLT) has a brand-new spot for skaters! The freshly opened JLT Skate Park is packed with ramps, pipes, and smooth surfaces perfect for all skill levels — from beginners finding their balance to pros mastering tricks. One of the park’s standout features is its mural "Sidewalk Surfers," created by artist Madeleine Butcher. Covering the park’s surfaces with bold, flowing shapes and nature-inspired patterns, the artwork captures the movement and energy of skate culture. It adds a splash of creativity to JLT, a neighborhood known for its dynamic and artistic vibe. JLT Skate Park is open daily...
Feb 20, 07:42 Dubai
Good news for the hungry ones out there: Texas de Brazil is coming back to the UAE. If you’ve been missing those hearty meals and vibrant vibes, it’s time to get ready for the big reopening of the popular steakhouse. About a month ago, all their locations at Mall of the Emirates, Dubai Mall, and Yas Mall suddenly closed with no explanation, leaving fans disappointed and a bit confused. After staying silent for a while, the brand finally gave a clue about what's going on through an Instagram post teasing a comeback. While the full details are still under wraps,...
Feb 10, 13:01 Dubai
A slice of French culinary heritage has landed in Riyadh. Lenôtre Paris, the renowned artisanal pastry house, has opened its first Saudi location in Laysen Valley, with another on the way in Lumière Centre. Known for refined presentation and technique, the brand brings with it decades of pastry expertise, now available to sample in the Kingdom. Originally founded in 1957 by Gaston and Colette Lenôtre, the concept has long stood as a symbol of French gastronomy. Their first boutique opened near Normandy, and in 1971, the Lenôtre School was established in Plaisir (Yvelines) to share culinary excellence with future generations....
Jun 3, 15:23 Riyadh
If you regularly drive into Saudi Arabia with a vehicle registered in another GCC country, this update is for you. The Kingdom has issued new rules that restrict the stay of vehicles registered in Gulf countries to 90 days within any 365-day period. These days can be consecutive or spread out across the year, meaning you could stay for 90 days in one trip or break it up into several shorter visits. The count begins from the date the vehicle enters Saudi Arabia through any customs port. The rule applies to vehicles owned by Saudi citizens, residents, and expatriates, as...
Mar 3, 15:29 Riyadh
Payment methods have come a long way. From cash to cards, and now phones, it’s never been easier. But what if, in the future, all you need to make a payment is your face or palm? That future is closer than you think, especially in the UAE where the testing of biometric payments has begun. Currently in its pilot phase, the system is being tested for security, efficiency, and readiness before any wider rollout. While there’s no official timeline for a public launch, this initiative points to a future where payments are seamless and secure, without the need for cards...
Jan 30, 16:12 Dubai
Dubai just served up a coffee milestone. Roasters, a homegrown Emirati café, has officially set a Guinness World Record for the most expensive cup of coffee, priced at AED 2,500. The record-breaking brew was unveiled on September 13 at their flagship location on Boulevard Downtown Dubai. Roasters made this coffee from rare Panamanian Geisha beans sourced from the Esmeralda farm. The beans are celebrated for their delicate floral aroma and tropical fruit notes. This luxurious cup comes with a tiramisu, chocolate ice cream, and a special chocolate creation — all infused with the same Geisha beans for a fully immersive...
Sep 18, 17:05 Dubai
The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre in Abu Dhabi is set to unveil an exciting addition: the Light and Peace museum, promising visitors a cultural journey like no other. Recently inaugurated by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court, this innovative museum embodies the UAE’s commitment to fostering peace, tolerance, and intercultural dialogue. Sheikh Mansour toured the museum alongside senior officials, exploring its rich offerings that delve deep into the history and contributions of Islamic civilization. Through its exhibitions, the museum promotes the values of harmony and coexistence, blending art,...
Nov 24, 23:53 Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi's Yas Waterworld is gearing up for an electrifying event as the much-loved Kabayan Nights return on November 16! This annual celebration, dedicated to Filipino culture, invites guests to dive into a vibrant evening filled with authentic Filipino cuisine, pulsating music, karaoke, and after-dark water adventures — all for just AED 85. What’s in Store at Kabayan Fiesta 2024? Filipino Music and Karaoke Extravaganza Running from 2 PM to 9 PM, Kabayan Nights promises an energetic musical experience with live performances from popular Filipino bands and DJs. Expect to hear all your favorite Filipino tunes as you enjoy the...
Nov 14, 10:38 Abu Dhabi
Dubai is set to host the world’s most iconic chocolate event once again. Salon du Chocolat et de la Patisserie returns for its fourth Dubai edition from September 30 to October 2, welcoming chocolate lovers to Madinat Jumeirah for three days of tastings, demos, and industry showcases. The event is part of Dubai’s growing cultural and culinary calendar, and this year it’s expected to attract over 7,000 visitors.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Salon du Chocolat et de la Pâtisserie ME (@salonduchocolatme) Founded in Paris nearly 30 years ago, Salon du Chocolat has...
Aug 1, 17:52 Dubai
Abu Dhabi residents are being reminded to keep their balconies and windows tidy — or risk a fine. The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has recently issued a reminder about existing regulations that ban hanging laundry, carpets, or any type of covering on windows or balconies that face public roads. DMT posted on X (formerly Twitter) that this applies to placing drying racks outside windows or on balconies (Clause 12), as well as cleaning or displaying carpets and coverings in those same areas (Clause 15). These actions go against efforts to keep the city clean and well-organised. The fines...
Apr 15, 09:54 Abu Dhabi
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