Qatar is turning up the excitement this September with a packed calendar of events for sports fans, music lovers and culture seekers. The month brings international artists, high-energy competitions, captivating performances and experiences that celebrate local traditions. With so much to see and do, these eight events are worth adding to the September agenda.
Events In Qatar September 2026
1. Katara International Hunting & Falcons Exhibition
Falconry has deep roots in Qatari culture, and S’hail – Katara International Hunting and Falcons Exhibition honours that legacy as it returns for its 10th edition at Katara Cultural Village. The event brings together enthusiasts, specialists, and the latest in hunting and falconry gear. It remains one of the region’s most anticipated celebrations of tradition and craftsmanship.
Where: Katara Cultural Village
When: September 8th to 12th
Cost: No entry fee
2. Seashore Phoenix Games 2026
Functional fitness fans, mark your calendars as Seashore Phoenix Games returns to Aspire Zone’s Ladies Sports Hall for its sixth edition. The men’s competition runs from September 10th to 12th, followed by a private, women-only competition from September 13th to 14th. Athletes will compete across seven categories, including Individual, Team, Masters 40+ and Rookies. A points-based system will determine the fittest in the region, with special prizes awarded to the Top 3 Qatari nationals.
Where: Ladies Sports Hall in Aspire Zone
When: September 9th to 14th
Cost: Starts at QAR 437
3. John Legend Live
Music lovers, this one’s for you as John Legend, the 13-time Grammy winner, brings his soulful sound to the stage for an exclusive one-night performance. Marking two decades in the music industry, the show promises intimate, stripped-back versions of classics like “All of Me,” “Ordinary People,” and “Tonight,”. Plus, the event also has a lineup of fan favourites from his legendary catalogue.
Where: Qatar National Convention Centre – Conference Hall 3 & 4
When: September 10th
Cost: Starts at QAR 195
4. Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No.1
Get ready for Romantic-era brilliance as conductor Enrique Diemecke and the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra welcome pianist Jae Hong Park, winner of the 2021 Busoni International Piano Competition, to perform Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1. Known for its unforgettable opening theme, the concerto unfolds into a powerful display of deep emotion and musical brilliance. It is followed by Manfred, a haunting symphony inspired by Byron’s tale of a tormented wanderer.
Where: Qatar National Convention Centre, Auditorium 3
When: September 14th
Cost: Starts at QAR 200
5. Taha Desouky
Kalam Fadi is bringing the house down with Taha Desouky’s brand-new show, “Let’s Make It Personal!” a night packed with wit, warmth, and relatable storytelling. Taha’s career spans stand-up, television and film, showcasing his versatility as a comedian and performer. He has a talent for finding humour in everyday moments, creating a show that is both heartfelt and hilarious.
Where: Al Mayassa Theatre at QNCC
When: September 17th
Cost: Starts at QAR 285
6. Pink Floyd Legacy Live
Rock fans, this is a rare one as “Pink Floyd Legacy” brings its exclusive Middle East debut to Qatar with “The Door to the East,” marking 60 years since the band’s 1965 formation. Leading the show is Durga McBroom, Pink Floyd’s backing vocalist from 1987 to 1994, who performed on classic albums like The Division Bell. Expect a spectacular concert experience powered by state-of-the-art sound and lighting designed to capture the atmosphere of Pink Floyd’s iconic performances.
Where: Al Mayassa Theatre at QNCC
When: September 25th
Cost: Starts at QAR 100
7. Salt & Sweat
Endurance athletes, listen up as Salt & Sweat is back for round two, and it’s raising the bar with 5 open-water swims and 4 fitness stations designed to test both grit and stamina. Take on the Solo Division on September 25th, or team up with a partner for the all-new Relay Division on Saturday, September 26th. Whichever challenge you choose, it’s an experience you won’t want to miss.
Where: Doha Beach Club, Qatar
When: September 25th to 26th
Cost: Starts at QAR 150
8. Sid Sriram Live
India’s celebrated playback and independent artist Sid Sriram is bringing his signature soulful sound to the stage for one unmissable night. His hits span Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi cinema, earning him a devoted fanbase across the region and beyond. Expect a mix of tender, deeply moving ballads and high-octane live performances that showcase why his voice has become instantly recognisable worldwide.
Where: Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC) – Hall 7
When: September 25th
Cost: Starts at QAR 85
September promises plenty of unforgettable moments in Qatar, with a diverse lineup of music, culture, comedy and sporting events to enjoy.
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