This weekend’s events range from the FIA World Endurance Championship, celebration of Iran’s culture to shopping.
A wide range of events are taking place this weekend in Qatar, especially as the population anticipates the start of the Holy month of Ramadan.
For those looking for activities to do and places to visit, Doha News has compiled a list of five events and places worth checking out this weekend.
1. Iranian Cultural Week
This week, Darb Al Saai is celebrating Iran’s rich cultural heritage through performances, Iranian food, and booths selling a wide variety of authentic Iraqi goods.
The Iranian Cultural Week celebrations are free for families and friends to attend.
Date: February 25–28
Time: 3:00pm – 10:00pm
Location: Darb Al Saai
2. FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC)
Those looking for a thrilling racing experience can head to the Lusail International Circuit for the second Qatar 1812 KM – FIA World Endurance Championship. The 10-hour race will witness some of the top stars in action including Valentino Rossi, Kevin Magnussen among others.
Beyond the race, visitors will enjoy fan zone activations at the venue.
Date: Feb 26–28
Location: Lusail International Circuit
3. Hosh Ramadan
Those who missed out on Hosh Msheireb’s previous events can check out Hosh Ramadan, a warm space that showcases Qatar’s hospitality and rich cultural heritage.
This time, the event is inspired by Ramadan’s family gatherings, providing visitors with a chance to embrace the holy month’s spirit.
Date: February 28 – March 30
Location: Hosh Msheireb
4. Le Marché at Place Vendôme
Those looking for a fun event can head to Place Vendôme to enjoy its Le Marché dining and shopping experience by visiting all the kiosks in the area in addition to a wide range of activities for children.
Date: Until April 30
Time:
Friday – Saturday: 10:00am–12:00am
Location: Canal Floor, Place Vendôme
5. The Pearl Ramadan Bazaar III
The Pearl Ramadan Bazaar is back in its third edition just in time for the beginning of the holy month.
Last year’s edition hosted at least 28 stalls offering Arabic sweets, traditional clothing, perfumes, and accessories, among others. The event also hosted Garangao celebrations, activities for children, and henna art.
Location: Porto-Arabia, The Pearl Island
