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There’s a place in Abu Dhabi where literature, culture, and food come together: the Al Dhafra Book Festival 2026! This January, dive into a world of books, interactive sessions, and unique cultural experiences. At this edition, you can explore new authors, immerse yourself in engaging activities, and enjoy an unforgettable cultural journey. Head to the Public Park in Madinat Zayed before January 25, and immerse yourself in a world of books. With over 55,000 titles from 110 local publishing houses, you'll find plenty to discover. Meet local authors, enjoy live poetry nights, and participate in interactive sessions where the audience...

Road closures can be an inconvenience, especially when they affect your daily commute. If you're driving in Ajman, here's something important to know: Rashid bin Abdulaziz Street in Al Rashidiya 2 is now closed temporarily for road expansion and development. The closure will last for three months, ending on April 20, 2026. Below is a map of road closures shared by Ajman Police. It has all the details, including alternative routes. Ajman is growing and evolving, and these improvements are part of the bigger picture. There are other projects in the works, like Tiger Downtown Ajman and Barajeel Towers, and...

Six Senses, famous for creating wellness-focused, high-end resorts around the world, is finally bringing its magic to Dubai. This will be the brand’s first property in the city, and it’s set to raise the bar for luxury stays. When Six Senses The Palm opens in 2026, its guests and residents can expect privacy, breathtaking views, and a vibe that blends relaxation with opulence. The design of the hotel is inspired by Dubai’s beautiful marine life, with textures that mimic coral reefs. It creates an atmosphere that feels connected to the environment while offering all the comforts of a world-class resort....

Ramadan is a month of fasting, reflection, and community, and in Abu Dhabi, it comes with some important guidelines for residents, expats, and visitors. Whether you’re new to the city or just need a refresher, here’s what you should know to approach this holy month respectfully. No Eating, Drinking, or Smoking in Public Many restaurants and cafés now stay open indoors without requiring curtains, so non-Muslims can dine discreetly inside. During daylight hours, stay respectful and avoid eating, drinking, chewing gum, or smoking in public. Dress Modestly during Ramadan Abu Dhabi is usually quite relaxed about fashion, but during Ramadan,...

If you're looking for something truly unique in Dubai, you won’t want to miss the flamenco ballet inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Imagine this story transformed into an emotional, passion-filled journey that brings the classic tragedy to life in a whole new way. And with only two performances on January 24, this is a truly rare opportunity. So, why should you clear your schedule and be there? Here are three good reasons. Reasons to Be at Hamlet - Flamenco Ballet in Dubai First, this performance offers a fresh interpretation of Hamlet. Instead of relying on words, the story is told through...

Finding Arabic literature online has always been a challenge, but now, it’s a whole lot easier. Amazon, in partnership with the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre, has just launched the Digital Arabic Library. With over 38,000 Arabic books available, including more than 1,000 for free, this library is a game-changer for readers worldwide. The collection is extensive, covering a wide range of genres, including history, science, fiction, and memoirs. Here are a few examples of what you can find: The Muqaddimah by Ibn Khaldun Cairo Modern by Naguib Mahfouz The Blue Elephant by Ahmed Mourad The Lost Star by Sara...

If you love food (and who doesn’t?), mark your calendars for this January. Gulfood 2026 is coming to Dubai, and it’s going to be massive. From January 26 to 30, Dubai World Trade Centre and the newly expanded Dubai Exhibition Centre at Expo City will turn into the ultimate food lover’s paradise. Here are some numbers that show just how huge this event is going to be: 8,500 exhibitors 195 countries represented 1.5 million food and beverage products on display Whether you’re into spices, snacks, or something a little more exotic, you’ll find something to tempt your taste buds. Nearly...

Winter activities in the UAE are so diverse that it feels like you’d need an extra month to experience them all. If you’re looking for a genuine taste of Emirati culture, check out Al Ain Heritage Festival. From January 31 to February 9, this event gives visitors a chance to truly connect with the history of the UAE. Head to ADNEC Centre in Al Ain and dive deep into the country’s heritage. Expect to explore everything from art and crafts to traditional food and music. Here’s what you can look forward to: Date Festival is a great spot to explore...

How cool is it that you can now snowboard or ski in Kuwait? Sounds almost unreal, right? But believe it or not, you can do exactly that in Khaitan at KARV Ski Academy. It’s the kind of thing you never expected to see in the city, but now that it's here, it's definitely worth checking out! KARV Ski Academy has been open for a couple of months now, and they’re now in their soft launch phase. The place features high-tech treadmill ski slope machines that simulate the feeling of real skiing and snowboarding. The academy welcomes anyone aged 6 and...

Looking for a spot that’ll transport you into the world of authentic Saudi coffee? Café Tawiq in Umm Al Quwain can become your perfect getaway. With a cozy atmosphere that brings the charm of Saudi Arabia to the UAE, this spot gives you a taste of its rich culture, from the décor to the food and drinks. Even from a distance, you’ll spot the Saudi influence. Outside, there are statues of people in traditional dress and camels. Inside, the carpets on the ceilings and the old gramophone add an authentic feel, like you're walking into someone’s living room. You’ve got...