Ramadan in Dubai offers a rich blend of culture and community that captures the spirit of the Holy Month. Explore Emirati heritage through Dubai’s vibrant Ramadan offerings, from traditional markets and festive gatherings to immersive cultural experiences and gourmet dining. These Ramadan events highlight the very best of Dubai’s celebrations, showcasing tradition, creativity, and togetherness.
1. Ramadan District Season 4
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Ramadan District Season offers a vibrant outdoor market that highlights Emirati and regional culture. This lively hub features homegrown brands, entertainment, and exceptional concepts throughout the holy month. Visitors can enjoy a selection of culinary delights, homeware, apparel, and accessories from renowned local designers. Families will find a dedicated kids’ area with engaging workshops and activities.
Where: Jumeirah Emirates Towers
When: Until March 15th
Cost: No entry fee
2. Hai Ramadan
Hai Ramadan at Al Wasl Plaza is a meaningful gathering that celebrates faith, heritage, and togetherness during the Holy Month. The event invites the community to come together for a large communal iftar, where visitors can break their fast in a welcoming setting. The moment is marked by the firing of the traditional Iftar cannon beneath the iconic Al Wasl Dome, adding a ceremonial touch to the experience.
Where: Al Wasl Plaza, Expo City Dubai
When: Until March 15th
Cost: Starts at AED 150 per person
3. Ramadan Events At BurJuman Mall
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Ramadan celebrations at BurJuman Mall create a warm, family-friendly atmosphere focused on culture and community spirit. The program features Hakawati storytelling, engaging tales inspired by faith and heritage, along with cultural showcases of Arabic calligraphy, palm-weaving crafts, and live oud performances. A lively Ramadan Souq offers curated fashion and gifts from regional vendors. At the same time, a children’s reading club promotes Ramadan values, and a charitable initiative encourages guests to give back to the community.
Where: Jumeirah Emirates Towers
When: March 15th
Cost: Starts at AED 200 per person
4. Ramadan Wonders At Global Village
Ramadan at Global Village brings together food, culture, and entertainment for a lively festive experience. Guests can unwind in the “Multaqa Global Village” pop-up, inspired by traditional majlis gatherings, or enjoy Ramadan-themed performances, live game shows, and a stunning drone display. The park offers a variety of international iftars and suhoors at its restaurants, along with 30 cultural pavilions showcasing decor, gifts, and traditional treats. Visitors can join the Ramadan Step Challenge and earn rewards by completing 10,000 steps.
Where: 38C5+F57 – Wadi Al Safa 4 – Dubai
When: Until March 18th
Cost: Starts at AED 25 per person
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5. KAYALI Majlis
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Set against the elegant backdrop of The Lana, Dorchester Collection, the KAYALI Majlis provides a sophisticated Ramadan gathering that blends fragrance, design, and dining. Inspired by the floral notes of KAYALI Fragrances’ Freedom collection, the open-air veranda is transformed into a tranquil, garden-like majlis designed for relaxed evening gatherings. Chef Jouni Ibrahim curates a menu with a selection of hot and cold mezze, sushi, Arabic mixed grills, truffle pasta, and indulgent Middle Eastern desserts. The experience is enhanced with shisha, festive games, and live music.
Where: Veranda, The Lana, Dorchester Collection
When: Until March 19th
Cost: Starts at AED 395 per person
6. Ramadan Cannons
A beloved Ramadan tradition in Dubai, the ceremonial firing of the Ramadan cannons marks the time for iftar each evening and is organised by Dubai Police. Using blank cartridges, the cannon is fired at sunset throughout the Holy Month, marking the time for iftar. This tradition, dating back to the 1960s, continues to draw crowds eager to witness the ceremony.
Where: Multiple Locations
When: March 19th
Cost: No entry fee
7. Moonlight Market
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The Moonlight Market at The Plaza, Uptown Dubai, brings a lively open-air experience to Ramadan evenings. Visitors can enjoy live mural painting and catch a movie at the open-air cinema. They can also indulge in street food from vendors like SALT, Freat, Goodies, Desert & Chill, and Lana Lusa, as well as play board games and browse retail pop-ups. Perfect for a post-iftar outing, the market offers a relaxed, festive atmosphere that celebrates the spirit of the season.
Where: The Plaza, Uptown Dubai
When: Until March 20th
8. Season Of Wulfa
The Season of Wulfa is a city-wide celebration in Dubai that unites Hag Al Leila, Ramadan, and Eid Al Fitr. Families can enjoy Hag Al Leila traditions and vibrant Ramadan experiences, including night markets, cultural projections, iftars, and fireworks and drone shows. The festivities conclude with Eid Al Fitr, offering something for everyone while celebrating Emirati heritage, community, and traditions.
Where: Multiple Locations
When: Until March 23rd
Explore Dubai’s Ramadan events with this guide and choose what to see, taste, and experience for a festive and memorable Holy Month.
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First Published: March 10, 2026 2:27 PMFAQs
Is entry free for all Ramadan events?
No. Events like Ramadan District Season 4 and Ramadan Cannons are free, while Hai Ramadan, Global Village, and KAYALI Majlis have entry or dining fees.
When is Ramadan in the UAE in 2026?
Ramadan begin on the evening of February 17th and ends around March 19th
What is Ramadan Canon?
These are traditional canons that are fired in evening, signalling the start of Iftar.