Upcoming 5 February Events in UAE

Laugh-A-Thon show returns with a solo performance of Amazon Prime's Comicstaan Season 1 performer, and funny Indian stand-up, Rahul Dua who will deliver the most relevant comedy observations. Having toured extensively across the country & abroad, Rahul performed at 23 cities with his popular special “Oh Hello”.

To continue with its track record of sold-out events, Laughter Nights will be bringing up and coming comedian, Jaspreet Singh to the stage. He is known for his fresh and universal content that strikes the right chord with people across all age groups. His stand-up solo "Tu Toh Chup Hi Reh!" has managed to sell around 10,000 tickets and happiness all across the globe. 

Participants get to conquer one of the UAE's most rugged terrains on foot by choosing one out of the 4 challenging routes i.e. 70km, 35km, 20km or 10km to run on. Runners can admire the exclave's natural landscape and its dramatic rugged scenery. This 35km long course is split into 10 stages of different lengths and elevation levels which goes through the Hatta border mountain (607m altitude), plantation, and kayak lake.

The Iraqi singers - Ali Jasimm, Mustafa Al-Abdallah, and Mahmoud Al Turki - will share the stage of Al Majaz Amphitheatre to perform for Arabic and international music lovers. Together, they will perform a famous hit ‘Ta’al.’ This concert will reflect the traditions of Iraq.

For the new season, Global Village will offer an engaging experience through a world-wide variety of shopping, dining, and funfair activities in the open-air and inside the pavilions. Global Village will present many opportunities to buy into pavilions, kiosks, restaurants, shops and entertainment outlets.

Running between January 22 to March 20, Short+Sweet Theatre feature 125 short and exciting tales, a challenging semi-final and a spectacular final.

Sheikh Zayed Festival is one of the largest cultural festivals in the UAE celebrating the rich diversity of its traditions.

The Ripe Market at Times Square Center is available to attend every Saturday of every month from 10:00 AM till 05:00 PM. At the market, the attendees will have an opportunity to find from organic farm fresh fruit and veggies to hot-baked bread, spreads, pressed juices, artisanal chocolates, fashion, jewelry, art, and much more.

Every Friday & Saturday, Academy Park will be welcoming guests for a new edition of outdoor Ripe Market, with seasonal organic fruit and vegetables, freshly baked bread, yoga classes, kids’ activities, a petting zoo, horse riding, workshops, live music - all coming with adherence to preventive measures.

The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi introduces an 11-day affair filled with masterclasses, new product launches, exclusive promotions, and much more featuring the best make up brands. YSL Beauty, Charlotte Tilbury, and Laura Mercier are just some of the global beauty brands heading to malls in Abu Dhabi. 

The Ripe Market is a dedicated community to support SME businesses, unique local food companies, artists and craftsmen comprising of both live cooking stations and take-home retail items including locally grown organic fruit and vegetables, household items, clothes and hand-made pieces.

Growing Like A Tree represents many firsts for the Ishara Art Foundation. This exhibition marks Sohrab Hura’s inaugural curatorial project as a photographer and filmmaker along with the presentation of several artists and collectives never before shown institutionally in a regional and international context. The exhibition will be on view at Ishara Art Foundation from 20 January 2021 to 20 May 2021.

"Contact High: A Visual History of Hip Hop" is a new photography exhibition expressing the power of hip-hop. It gives fans of this genre an inside look at the work of big-name hip hop photographers as told through albums, photographs, magazine covers, and memorabilia ranging over 4 decades. The photographs will be displayed alongside original contact sheets, which will give an intimate look that is rarely seen by the public.

Dubai #1 Theatrical Show, La Perle is a one-of-a-kind theatre located in the heart of Al Habtoor City.

Created by the legendary artistic director Franco Dragone, this world-class performance is a mix of exhilarating choreography with out-of-this-world stunts including aerial acrobatics, diving, and motorcycle tricks.

Join the restorative serenity of one of the world’s most inspiring locations. Two daily yoga sessions under the dome at Louvre Abu Dhabi will help you deal with daily stress and find inner peace of mind.

The first tournament setting off Dubai’s prestigious polo calendar, the IFZA Silver Cup will see six of the world’s best teams go head-to-head in an 18-goal handicap.

The Ripe Market at the Springs Souk is available to attend every Friday & Saturday of every month from 10:00 AM till late. At the market, the attendees will have an opportunity to find from organic farm fresh fruit and vegetables to hot-baked bread, spreads, pressed juices, artisanal chocolates, fashion, jewelry, art, and much more.

The exhibition is set to feature a cohesive body of work that blends Hiwa K's humor with his personal experience. His collection will explore ideas of estrangement, collectivity, histories of neoliberalism and shadow of the multiple conflicts waged on and in Iraq, particularly in his home city of Sulaymaniyah.

The newly launched farmer's market for fresh fruits and vegetables at the Pointe in Palm Jumeirah is a wonderful opportunity to grab your weekly share of local organic produce! Brought together by young Emirati entrepreneurs who sell directly to customers to help enhance the awareness and importance of food sustainability.

This show is promising to be a treat for ballet lovers as they get to see a beautiful ballet on an original production set with handmade costumes created by former award-winning Bolshoi Ballet soloist Konstantin Ivanov. The story of the show is about an ill peasant girl, Giselle who falls in love with the handsome but unfaithful Prince Albrecht. When jealous rivals claim her fiancé, the heartbreak is too much for her to bear.