Doha is set to welcome Ramadan with a diverse and engaging calendar of events, from traditional celebrations to sporting tournaments and cultural exhibitions.
Visit Qatar posted a packed schedule designed to immerse residents and visitors in the country in the spirit of Ramadan, blending tradition, community, and entertainment.
Old Doha Port will be among the major venues of various activities throughout Ramadan. The popular Throwback Food Festival returns Saturday, featuring a bigger celebration of Qatari heritage and culinary delights. The festival aims to connect the past and present, offering an immersive experience for all ages.
Adding to the traditional atmosphere at the Port, cherished traditions such as the Ramadan Cannon and the strolls of Musahar Al Mina every night, which remind visitors of Suhoor, will be revived. As Ramadan draws to a close, Old Doha Port will host Wada’a Ramadan, a four-night farewell celebration featuring traditional performances to mark the end of the holy month.
Sporting enthusiasts can look forward to the Old Doha Port Ekbes Beach Volleyball Championship, taking place from March 6-14.
Aside from Old Doha Port, the festivities extend across the city such as the Ramadan in Hosh Msheireb, commencing on the first day of Ramadan. It offers an immersive experience inspired by traditional Qatari family gatherings in a heritage house courtyard. The event will run from 8pm to 1am.
Souq Waqif will host the first Asian Nuts and Dried Fruits Exhibition from Saturday to March 10, located at the Eastern Square between 7.30pm and 12midnight. Organisers said this exhibition will showcase a wide selection of high-quality nuts and dried fruits sourced directly from their origin.
Shopping and cultural experiences await at The Pearl Ramadan Bazaar, returning for its third edition at The Pearl Island from Saturday to April 5, between 8pm and 1am, and located at 2-5 La Croisette, Porto Arabia. The bazaar presents a blend of shopping, cultural workshops, diverse cuisines, and entertainment, extending its run to include the Eid al-Fitr holidays.
For women aged 16 and above, the Ladies’ Night Ramadan Tournament, in collaboration with Qatar Sports for All Federation, kicks off on March 4 at Education City Stadium. Taking place every Tuesday, the event features badminton, football, and volleyball tournaments, offering opportunities to compete, connect, and win prizes.
974 Beach will host an exciting volleyball tournament from March 12 to 14, where participants can form teams and compete for prizes.
