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      Dubai run 2024: Major road closures, alternative routes to take instead

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      by Ruman Baig
      1 hour ago

      This Sunday, November 24, Dubai will host the highly anticipated Dubai Run 2024, transforming Sheikh Zayed Road into the city’s largest running track. As part of the event, the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced significant road closures and alternative routes to ensure a smooth experience for both participants and motorists.
      Dubai run: Road Closures and Timing

      In line with Dubai Run, #RTA announces the closure of the roads listed above from 3:30 AM to 10:30 AM on Sunday, November 24, 2024. Plan your journey in advance and use the alternative routes to avoid potential delays.@DubaiPoliceHQ @DXBFitChallenge
      — RTA (@rta_dubai) November 21, 2024

      Key roads will be closed to vehicular traffic between 3:30 am and 10:30 am on Sunday, November 24:

      Sheikh Zayed Road (from Trade Centre Roundabout to the second bridge)
      Al Sukook Street (between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Boursa Street)
      Lower Financial Centre Road (between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road)
      One-way section of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard

      The RTA has urged residents and visitors to plan their journeys in advance to avoid delays.

      Alternative Routes for Motorists
      To minimize disruptions, the RTA has provided alternative routes for motorists, including:

      Zaabeel Palace Street
      Financial Centre Road (upper level)
      Al Mustaqbal Road
      Al Wasl Road
      Al Khail Road
      Al Badaa Street

      Extended Dubai Metro Timings
      To support participants, the RTA has also extended the Dubai Metro operating hours on the event day. Both Metro lines will run from 3:00 am until midnight, ensuring easy access to the run.

      Dubai Run: A Highlight of the Fitness Challenge
      The Dubai Run marks the grand finale of the Dubai Fitness Challenge (DFC), which has been encouraging residents to stay active since October 26. Participants can choose between a 10-km challenge for experienced runners or a 5-km route, perfect for families and beginners.
      The event transforms Sheikh Zayed Road into a vibrant hub of fitness and community, offering a rare opportunity to jog along the iconic highway against the backdrop of Dubai’s skyline.
      With thousands expected to participate, the RTA advises all road users to plan their travel in advance and use the alternative routes provided to avoid delays. Whether running or spectating, the Dubai Run 2024 promises to be a memorable day celebrating fitness, unity, and the city’s dynamic energy.
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      Coldplay drops Dhs74 infinity tickets for Abu Dhabi shows

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      by Ruman Baig
      21 mins ago

      Calling all Coldplay fans in the UAE. Just when you thought your chance to see the legendary band live had vanished, Coldplay has announced a final opportunity to secure your spot at their highly anticipated concerts in Abu Dhabi.

      Get your hands on the infinity Coldplay tickets
      Remember the initial ticket frenzy that saw shows sell out within hours? Well, fret no more! This Friday, November 22nd at 12pm local time, a limited number of “Infinity Tickets” will be released for purchase on infinity.coldplay.com at the incredible price of just $20 (AED 74)!
      This is your chance to witness Coldplay’s long-awaited return to the UAE for a night of pure musical magic. Taking place at the Zayed Sports City Stadium on January 9th, 11th, 12th, and 14th, 2025, these concerts are part of the Music of the Spheres World Tour, which has already captivated over 10 million fans globally.
      Everything to know about the concert

      Get ready for an immersive experience featuring Coldplay’s greatest hits alongside tracks from their latest album. Stunning visuals, interactive light shows, and captivating stage design promise to create an unforgettable evening of euphoria.
      True to their commitment to accessibility, Coldplay’s Infinity Ticket initiative ensures everyone has a chance to experience the show. These $20 tickets (also available in €20 and £20) reflect the band’s dedication to making their music a universal experience, a tradition they’ve upheld in cities worldwide.
      There’s a catch, though! To maintain fairness and excitement, seat locations for Infinity Tickets will remain a surprise until pick-up on the day of the concert. Your ticket could land you anywhere from the general admission field to lower or upper-level seating, or even limited-view spots. But hey, isn’t the true joy in experiencing the music live, regardless of where you’re situated?
      Here’s what you need to know:

      Dates: January 9th, 11th, 12th, and 14th, 2025
      Venue: Zayed Sports City Stadium, Abu Dhabi
      Ticket Price: $20 (AED 74)
      On Sale: November 22nd at 12pm local time
      Website: infinity.coldplay.com

      Important Notes:

      Tickets must be purchased in pairs, with a limit of two per person.
      Seats will be randomly assigned.
      Tickets can be collected on the day of the concert with a valid photo ID, confirmation number, and the credit card used for purchase.
      Reselling or transferring tickets is strictly prohibited and will result in cancellation without a refund.

      Don’t miss out on this final opportunity to witness Coldplay live in the UAE! Mark your calendars, set those alarms, and get ready to grab your Infinity Tickets this Friday. With demand expected to be high, act fast and secure your spot for what promises to be a truly unforgettable musical experience.
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      8 low-key hidden dining spots to try in Dubai

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      by Sarah Joseph
      2 hours ago

      With a significant number of noteworthy eateries, Dubai is not shot of delectable restaurants that cater to your palate.
      It always becomes a well-deserved meal when you finally reach a meal that requires usage of a GPS, a guidebook or simply instructions by a colleague at work. If you’re looking for an unconventional hidden restaurant, then you’re in the right place. Swipe through our guide of unique hidden gems to visit the next time you wish to eat out.

      Dubai has a wide range of dining options, including some fantastic low-key hidden spots. Here are a few hidden gems where you can enjoy a more relaxed and intimate dining experience:
      Gohan

      Found down a fridge-lined corridor in the French restaurant, Japanese restaurant and bar Gohan is a dark, moody, tucked away space. This intimate space can seat 30 diners at a time with the DJ spinning to some of the most eclectic tunes all night. “The main guideline when it comes to Gohan was to get as close as the authentic Japanese food with a twist of modernity and street food”, Chef Gilles Bosquet told Emirates Woman in an interview. It’s open from Monday to Friday 12pm to 4pm and for dinner from 7pm to 2am daily.
      For more information visit gohan.com

      Hawkerboi

      What started as one of Dubai’s most sought-after supper clubs has now gone on to open its own restaurant. From first hosting in secret locations around Dubai, this highly-anticipated venue takes inspiration from the founder’s life in the Far East. Known for his concealed identity, Hawkerboi is considered the Banksy of Dubai in the culinary world and never fails to amaze his diners with exquisite dishes that represent his travels. With delectable dishes such as Wagyu Skewers with Peanut Nahm Jim, Charcoal Short Ribs and more, the space is designed for with red neon piping to balance the underground foodie community in the city. Designed by its parent company EatX, this space projects a vast open kitchen by mastering the art of balance and theatre. Located at The Park, Jumeirah Lake Towers, the restaurant is open from Sunday to Thursday 7pm to 10pm and Friday and Saturday 7pm to 11pm.

      Honeycomb Hi-Fi

      Given the title of Dubai’s first listening bar, Honeycomb Hi-Fi brings to life a lavish record store, a High-Fidelity sound system, warm and minimal interiors designed for quality acoustics, and an izakaya kitchen to round out their vision. With a casual Japanese menu inspired by a traditional izakaya, guests can indulge in hot, binchotan grill and rice/noodles sections with a variety of dishes to share. By delivering a modern twist on Japanese classics, guests can dine at this luxe haven from 7:30pm to 3am on Friday and Saturday and Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 7:30pm to 2am and visit this hidden gem in Pullman hotel.
      For more information visit honeycombhifi.com
      WAWA Dining

      Located on the ground floor of the Golden Tulip Hotel in Al Barsha, its entrance is straight out of Tokyo and designed to resemble a traditional storefront with lanterns, handwritten signs, and warm colours. WAWA takes a modernized touch on Korean-infused Japanese cuisine with a varied selection of spirits, Maki, Jako Fresh and WAWA platters. This low-key spot is definitely a must-visit.
      For more information visit here.

      Adaline

      This classic Italian restaurant and supper club has opened in DIFC, Dubai. Adaline is set to transform Dubai’s dining and nightlife scene with their vibrant dinner experience. The restaurant is a cornerstone of Dubai’s exciting social scene, seamlessly blending old-world charm with modern flair, and reimagining the allure of a grand, intimate dinner party. Music is at the core of the Adaline experience, with live performances designed to ignite a sense of nostalgia. Each night, guests will enjoy live bands blending jazz, modern soul, and anthems from the 1990s and 2000s. It’s open seven days a week from 5pm until late.
      For more information visit
      Reif Kushiyaki
      It’s kushiyaki-inspired but this friendly restaurant offers far more than just grilled skewered meats and vegetables. The menu also covers a wide range of starters, sushi and ramen – and never forget to save room for one of their creative desserts crafted to perfection. The restaurant has been given a Michelin title and is located in Dar Wasl Mall, Time Out Market and Dubai Hills Business Park.
      For more information visit reifkushiyaki.com
      7tales

      Founded by celebrity Chef and owner of two Michelin-starred restaurants in London, Jason Atherton’s three-venue dining City Social and drinking concept spans the top 3 floors of the iconic Grosvenor House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Dubai, and showcases culinary artistry and craftsmanship at its finest. Perched at the top of a sweeping staircase is 7Tales. The Izakaya-styled speakeasy bar is set to transport guests to Tokyo after dark, with graffiti lined walls and Japanese hip-hop tunes played by 7Tales’ resident DJs Perched at the top of a sweeping staircase is 7Tales. Grosvenor House. The restaurant is open from Monday to Thursday from 6pm until 2am and on Fridays and Saturdays 6pm until 3am and 7 Tales is open from 7pm until 2am on Monday through Thursday and from 7pm until 3am on Fridays and Saturday.
      Kokoro

      Hailing from Huston, Texas, this one-of-a-kind hidden gem, is the first Handroll sushi bar in Dubai. Known for its delectable array of dishes, guests “break the rules of sushi”, every bite of the Kokoro menu offers a sense of culinary excellence. Using only the freshest fish, harvested seaweed, delectable house-made sauces, and signature warm rice, Kokoro creates an unforgettable dining experience. Located in the heart of Alserkal Avenue, this is definitely one concept to try.
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      The new Sheikh Mohammed-approved Italian restaurant to visit in Dubai

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      by Sarah Joseph
      7 mins ago

      His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai added yet another Italian restaurant on our roster this year.
      Known for his culinary expeditions around Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed was spotted along with other members of the Royal family walking outside Scalini Cucina in Dubai Mall yesterday.
      After opening its doors this year at Dubai Mall, this Italian gem is known for its irresistible home-cooked dishes crafted to perfection. The restaurant was born to redefine casual Italian dining in Dubai.

      A the heart of Scalini Cucina lies its pizzeria, where the artistry of Neapolitan and Roman pizza-making comes to life. Diners can enjoy the perfect blend of thick pillowy crust, typical of Naples and a thin, crispy base that is the hallmark of Rome. Prepared with the finest and freshest ingredients, each pizza is a unique and unforgettable ode to the essence of Italy.
      To end on a sweet note, guests can indulge in the restaurant’s signature Tiramisu. From the signature Maritozzo, classic Tiramisu, Cannoli Siciliani and freshly whipped gelatos, each dessert is a true testament to the rich pastry heritage found in pasticcerias throughout Italy, offering a taste of nostalgia and a delicious glimpse into the country’s culinary history.
      With a plethora of restaurants available in Dubai, it can be hard to choose where to go, however, the Royals know exactly where to visit. If you’re looking for somewhere to dine at then, these restaurants are a must-visit.
      Previous restaurants visited this year

      His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum visited bkry on 12 June 2024, and the restaurant posted the following caption to its official Instagram account: “We were honoured yesterday by the visit of HH. Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum @alserkalavenue. We are beyond thankful for your continued support.”
      The Dubai Ruler was also spotted at the outpost of the Cipriani Dolci on Wednesday January 10 with a group. The Cipriani name is firmly a family legacy, with four generations of the Italian Cipriani family building a single restaurant that opened in 1931 into a renowned hospitality brand all over the world. In the UAE, Cipriani’s upscale Italian restaurants can be found in various locations – DIFC in Dubai and Yas Marina, Abu Dhabi.
      So if you’re ever in need of trying out a new restaurant, Sheikh Mohammed is well-versed with the best restaurants in Dubai.
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      7 hotspots in Dubai to feel creative this winter

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      by Sarah Joseph
      1 hour ago

      If you’re stuck in the rut of the same routine every morning and need a break to get those creative juices flowing, we’re here to help.
      From stimulating discussions on though-provoking subjects to art galleries showcasing the world of notable artists, Dubai is never short of venues to feel rejuvenated.
      Whether you’re an art fanatic or enjoy taking part in various workshops, there’s enough and more to ensure, your skills are used and you can learn from the experts to simply take a break from your phone.
      So, to revamp your daily routine, here are the editor-approved creative spots to visit with exclusive programmes this month.
      TODA

      TODA is the UAE’s first 360° hub that strives to enrich the cultural landscape, combining art & technology. From classical masterpieces to various digital shows, wellness and creative sessions, guests can art like never before with its various interpretations. Located at Souk Madinat, Jumeirah, the ticket prices range from Dhs72 to Dhs350.
      For more information visit toda.ae
      Cinema Akil

      The fully-fledged arthouse cinema brings people from all around the world together to enjoy films ranging from classics to regional films. Being the GCC’s first arthouse cinema, it aims to create awareness and interest in film and the cinematic arts. Having opened its first permanent location in Al Quoz, Dubai, this platform showcases directors and filmmakers across the decades. It’s located in Warehouse 68. Ticket prices start at Dhs50 exclusive of VAT and can be purchased online, with movies focused on different themes each month. Additionally, for a snack break, Project Chaiwala serves a variety of teas including their signature and Karak along with other dishes to indulge in during the show.
      For more information visit cinemaakil.com
      The Jam Jar

      If you want to unleash your inner Picasso, this is the place to visit. By contributing to Dubai’s art scene, The Jam Jar is a community arts space that engages audiences, promotes local artists, and supports the development of Dubai’s art scene through extensive art programmes, community projects and educational initiatives. By building a bridge between arts and education, this multi-functional space offers the region’s first DIY painting studio, which is accessible to people across different ages. It’s open from Monday to Thursday 10am to 7pm, Friday from 2pm to 8pm and Saturday from 10am to 7pm and is located in Unit H74. Canvas’ start at Dhs100 for the small one with supplies such as paintbrushes and paints to ensure visitors can embark on a creative journey as they switch off and paint.
      For more information visit thejamjardubai.com
      Jameel Arts Centre

      This independent institution is dedicated to exhibiting contemporary art. Positioned as a new creative destination in the city, and a hub for educational initiatives and cultural events, Jameel Arts Centre includes an open-access research library dedicated to artists and cultural movements of the Arab world, plus project and commissions spaces, a roof-top terrace, writer’s studio, members’ lounge, a chic café known as Teible along with a sculpture park.
      For more information visit jameelartscenter.org
      The Mud House

      Whether you’re an absolute beginner or a seasoned potter, there’s no end to pottery making at this one-of-a-kind studio. The experienced staff will take visitors through each step from centering and wedging to pulling and trimming for the wheel throwing class and they will guide you through each step of the process, from Pinching and Coiling to Slab Building and Slump Molding for the hand building class. Located in Warehouse No. 2 in Al Quoz Industrial 3, behind Dubai Garden Centre, it’s open from Tuesday 2pm to 8pm, Wednesday to Sunday 10am to 8pm and is closed on Monday. Prices for one single session start at Dhs210 per person.
      For more information visit mudhousestudio.com
      Paus; Wellness + Community

      This quaint wellness space offers a series of stimulation sessions on different thought-provoking topics each month. Known as Matcha Mornings and Chai Chats, guests can engage in conversations with different individuals to expand their understanding on each topic. This month, guests can explore the intriguing topic: ‘Optimist or Realist: Shaping Perspectives on Life’ on July 27, from 8-9pm and delve into the topic: ‘Ignorance is Bliss: Unveiling the Role of Ignorance in Personal Growth’ on on July 30, from 11am to 12pm. Each session is priced at Dhs35 per person and can be booked online along with a complimentary matcha.
      For more information visit pausdxb.com
      Oo La La

      In the mood for creating your own fragrance? Use the Oo Fragrance Table to select ingredients and build up your own fragrance formula. 1000’s unique olfactory combinations can be crafted. From workshops to collaborations with luxury fashion brands, Oo La Lab hosts several sensorial workshop sessions for people to enjoy with friends, family or even alone. Located in Warehouse 58, it’s open from Wednesday to Sunday 12pm to 7pm. The candle mixology workshops are priced at Dhs400 per person and the fragrance design and mixology group session is priced at Dhs400.
      For more information visit oola-lab.com
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      Experience a rare artistic opportunity with HSBC at Abu Dhabi Art Fair

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      by Team Emirates Woman
      2 hours ago

      IN PARTNERSHIP: For all the art enthusiasts, HSBC is now showcasing a rare opportunity to enjoy exclusive artworks at its first international exhibition at Abu Dhabi Art Fair.
      Selected from more than 4,000 works of art, the exclusive display has been carefully curated by Amnah Al Ghanim, co-founder of Menat Contemporary. Titled The Evolving Self, the exhibition is taking place until November 24, 2024 held in the HSBC Collection Space at Abu Dhabi Art Fair, Manarat Al Saadiyat.
      Presenting five diverse, yet cohesive works, this one-of-a-kind exhibition encourages visitors to consider the human experience across borders, while highlighting the global nature of the collection itself. Bringing together the works of Omar Ba, Mandy El Sayegh, Makiko Kudo, Lucia Laguna, and Jadé Fadojutimi in an exploration of how self-identity is shaped, each artist offers a distinct perspective on the perpetual fluidity of the self in the wider context of culture, memory, environment, and history.

      “All of these artists have broken new ground as they paved the way in their careers, and their art works have strong messages behind them,” says Al Ghanim.
      While shedding light on diversity, each piece is united by a theme of connection and self-identity in a globalised world. Comprising five trailblazing artists with authentic voices, the exhibition represents HSBC’s global footprint and underscores its commitment to meaningful connection with the local art sector, and to opening up a world of opportunity for its multi-faceted communities.
      By growing year after year, HSBC’s first art acquisition has amplified since 1923 to currently having a count of more that 4,000 works of art.

      Daniel Lancaster, Global Art Manager for HSBC, said, “This marks an exciting moment in the 101-year history of the HSBC art collection, as it’s the first time that our works will be shown in the Middle East.”
      The pieces on display shed light on the following.
      Featuring White Grounds (The Sun), by Mandy El-Sayegh
      The artist was was born in Malaysia, having later spent her early childhood in Sharjah, UAE, before settling in the UK at a young age. Having a Chinese mother, her background is referenced in her works, with integrates diverse media including her own drawings, found materials, newspaper and magazine scraps, her father’s calligraphy and occasionally Chinese characters
      The Adorning Self, by Jadé Fadojutimi
      This British Nigerian artist, refers to her paintings, often monumental in scale, as emotional landscapes. Her colourful paintings portrays emotion, identity and a continuous quest for self-understanding. Japanese culture, and particularly artist Maikio Kudo, has been a significant influence in her work. Jadé is the youngest artist ever to be acquired for the Tate permanent collection.
      Champ de Riz a Kidal (Rice Field in Kidal), by Omar Ba
      Senegalese artist Omar Ba emphasises the tension between history and contemporary identity in his mixed media paintings, with imagery open to interpretation. Humanity’s fraught relationship with the natural world is a recurring theme within his work, which often includes African symbolism and social and political motifs.

      Paisagem, by Lucia Laguna
      Brazilian artist Lucia Laguna’s works celebrate the lush ecosystems found in her home country. Her paintings and collages demonstrate her keen observations of her surroundings in Rio de Janeiro’s sprawling North Zone, where the favelas inform her depiction of the relationship between environment and identity. HSBC acquired this work during Laguna’s first UK show, at the age of 83, recognising the artwork’s international appeal and the artist’s gift for speaking to people across the world.
      Becoming a Field, by Makiko Kudo
      The artists pieces are identified through expressive brushwork, vivid colours, and nostalgic motifs in surreal landscapes. The social context of growing up in Japan and themes of childhood are central to Kudo’s oeuvre, blurring boundaries between memory and history. Exploring quiet tensions, Kudo’s paintings investigate the coexistence of melancholy and peace, youth and maturity, reality and imagination, and invites viewers to reflect on how identity is formed and transformed.
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      6 elegant jazz spots in Dubai that strike a chord

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      by Sarah Joseph
      20 mins ago

      After a long week at work, a sophisticated evening with jazz is one of the best ways to wind down.
      Having been around for years, jazz has become a staple in our lives with its soulful sounds of classics in an opulent setting. As we delve into the world of pure musical bliss in Dubai, knowing how it all began, sheds light on how these hotspots focus on authenticity.
      The History
      Jazz began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the United States, primarily in the culturally diverse city of New Orleans, Louisiana. It emerged from a blend of African American musical traditions with European influences, creating a new, vibrant style of music.
      During Prohibition, from the 1920s’ jazz thrived in illegal speakeasies where people came to drink, dance, and listen to live performances.
      Early on it began as a hybrid of African rhythms, European harmonies, and American culture. However, it quickly became a vehicle for self-expression, improvisation, and artistic innovation. It spread from New Orleans to the world, evolving into a rich and diverse genre with numerous subgenres and global influence.
      Overall, Dubai has a lively scene with a mix of upscale venues and intimate settings.
      Here are some popular spots to enjoy live jazz in Dubai:
      Q’s Bar and Lounge

      Located at Palazzo Versace, the space offers an intimate venue created by legendary music producer Quincy Jones. The atmosphere is luxurious and chic, offering performances by world-class musicians. It ensured the perfect blend of great music, fantastic cocktails, and a cozy atmosphere.
      For more information visit Q’s Bar and Lounge
      Jass Lounge

      First of all, the bar is just how a Jazz Club should be, dark and sultry but with a large sprinkling of DIFC with its first-class cocktail experience. All you need to do is sit back and be entertained by the fantastic selection of musicians that they have on their roster. It’s a place where art attracts art and often fellow musicians who frequent the venue as spectators can’t help themselves but join the fun and contribute to the show, adding to the eclectic atmosphere of the venue. It’s open daily from 6pm until late in DIFC Gate District 2.
      For more information visit Jass Lounge
      Sola Jazz Lounge

      Experience an evening of live jazz at the award-winning SOLA Jazz Lounge, taking guests on an authentic one-of-a-kind journey. Romanticize your evening and immerse in the world of Jazz to go back in time to a vintage era. Here guests are immediately engulfed with thrilling music by world-renowned jazz artists, bands, and hotly-tipped rising stars, accompanied by a wide selection of cocktails and perfect end to the evening. With each programme designed by the team’s designated music curator, this evening is not one to miss out on. Located at Raffles The Palm, it’s open from 5pm to 3am.
      For more information visit raffles.com
      Nola Eatery & Social House
      This New Orleans-inspired venue offers Southern American cuisine alongside live jazz music. It’s a casual and lively place with a focus on laid-back jazz vibes. Located in JLT, NOLA revolves around music and evolves throughout the day to create an immersive ambience from day into the late night. Delivering a sensational music experience rooted in Jazz and complimentary genres. Guests can expect live performances by the loved Nuvo Soul band complimented by high-energy jazz and soul beats by the in-house resident DJ.
      For more information visit Nola Eatery & Social House
      BOCA
      A stylish Mediterranean restaurant in the DIFC that occasionally hosts jazz nights. The ambiance is elegant, and the jazz complements the fine dining experience.
      For more information visit Boca.
      The Fridge

      As a hub for independent musicians and live performances. The Fridge often hosts jazz events in its artistic warehouse space.Located in Alserkal Avenue, Al Quoz. If you’re looking for a more underground, artistic vibe in Dubai’s arts district, this is the space to be.
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      Why National Day is now known as Eid Al Etihad

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      by Mehral Sadat
      6 mins ago

      The United Arab Emirates is close to celebrating the 53rd year of its union (now titled as Eid Al Etihad).
      This year, the organising committee has announced that this special day will be titled ‘Eid Al Etihad’. A name which commemorates the 1971 unification of the seven Emirates in establishing a nation based on shared commitments and vision.
      The renaming of this day offers an opportunity to reflect on the country’s history. To think that a nation reaching its 53rd year as a country and come so far in the modern world at lightning speed deserves the time to be acknowledged and honoured.
      In a world which goes through never ending change, and increasing developments in all fields, the UAE has managed to hit every goal. It has managed to excel in the creation of an environment which is safe, multi-cultural, educational and ambitious for both its residents and visitors.

      Eid Al Etihad is a day to celebrate the UAE’s heritage of deep-rooted traditions. The remembrance of a shared union has allowed for rich cultural diversity, inclusivity, and a remarkable journey for all of its people. There will be all types of celebrations and activities in all the Emirates to participate in.
      To reflect back on the centuries where people roamed the deserts and mountains. Tendering to their animals and date trees. Navigating the sea looking for pearls and fish, concurrently creating trade routes to open its doors to a world bigger than its ever known. It grew, like its horses and falcons, roaming around the land. Spreading its wings to fly into a world that led Sheikh Zayed and the Founding Fathers in building a unified state.

      Eid Al Etihad is for remembrance. It is for honor. For tradition. Lastly, for the vision which has not changed since its founding: union.
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