Five things to do in Qatar this weekend (Aug. 23-26)
From fashion to food to dance to arts and crafts, there's lots to do around Qatar this weekend. Here are the highlights.
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Qatar relaxes alcohol ban on hotels in the run-up to Eid this year
By Doha News team Photo for illustrative purposes only. Credit: Thomas Hawk/Flickr Many hotels in Qatar said they will be serving alcohol to guests this week, in an apparent change…
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Six food trucks selected to open at Qatar’s MIA Park
By Doha News Team Museum of Islamic Art Doha. Credit: Qatar Museums Organic coffee, Thai ice cream rolls, Indian chapati and poori, and local fusion food will be among the cuisines…
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Qatar’s Emir dined at the Pearl and people loved it
Qatar’s Emir. Credit: QNA Social media was abuzz with photos of Qatar’s leader yesterday, who was seen dining at a popular restaurant at a hotel on the Pearl. Sheikh Tamim bin…
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Six things to do in Qatar this weekend (June 14–17)
By Doha News Team Hyatt Plaza Fastathon 2013. Credit: Hyatt Plaza From taking in an art exhibition to letting the kids go crazy with glue and glitter to dune bashing or…
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Five things to do in Qatar this weekend (May 24–27)
Photo for illustrative purposes only. Credit: Kempinski Ramadan begins this weekend, but there are still lots of things to do around town, including enjoying a lavish iftar, partaking in a…
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Seven things to do in Qatar this weekend (May 17–20)
New Khalifa Stadium. Credit: SCDL From taking a look at Qatar’s first World Cup stadium to enjoying a Jay Sean concert to checking out the latest in wedding fashion, there is…
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New Ramadan market opens at Qatar’s Katara Cultural Village
All photos courtesy of Katara With just two weeks to go before Ramadan begins, a new “one-stop shop” for people gearing up for the month has debuted at Katara Cultural Village.…
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Qatar’s opulent Al Hazm soft-opens to visitors
By Doha News Team All photos by Doha News The multi-billion riyal, Italian-inspired Al Hazm complex in Al Markhiya has finally opened its doors to the public, drawing thousands of curious…
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