As Ramadan unfolds, Dubai transforms into a vibrant hub of cultural experiences, traditional feasts, and community-driven events. Whether you’re looking for a lavish iftar, a cultural market, or a serene evening under the stars, these events offer something for everyone.
EurAsia Gulf Ramadan Iftar – Marsa Village, Dubai Marina
March 13
Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Dubai’s diverse cultural scene comes alive at the EurAsia Gulf Ramadan Iftar, where members from Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Gulf gather for an evening of networking and tradition. Guests can savor a fusion of Middle Eastern and international flavors in a picturesque lakeside setting, making this an ideal iftar for those looking to connect across cultures.
Ramadan Market – Festival Bay, Dubai Festival City Mall
March 14 – April 6
Time: 6:00 PM – 12:00 AM daily
This year’s Ramadan Market brings a vibrant mix of live performances, cultural displays, and exclusive shopping experiences.
Visitors can explore handcrafted goods, Ramadan-inspired fashion, and artisanal foods, with notable vendors like The Juice Lab, Al Safadi, and Camelicious. Plus, shoppers have a chance to win AED 10,000 in gift cards through the “Spend, Scan & Win” promotion, adding an extra incentive to indulge.
Ramadan Culinary Nights – One&Only Royal Mirage Resort, Jumeirah Beach
March 25
For an opulent Ramadan dining experience, One&Only Royal Mirage offers an authentic journey through Middle Eastern and Moroccan cuisine at Tagine, with traditional dishes served in a stunning candlelit setting.
The resort’s Arabian Courtyard also presents a Levantine feast under the stars, paired with live oud performances. In the spirit of giving, the resort is partnering with the UAE Food Bank to donate 100 meals daily to those in need throughout Ramadan.
The Majlis – Dubai World Trade Centre
Starting March 6
Time: Iftar: Sunset – 8:30 PM | Suhoor: 9:00 PM – 3:00 AM
A staple of Dubai’s Ramadan season, The Majlis at DWTC blends heritage and modern elegance with carefully curated menus by award-winning chefs. Guests can break their fast with classic Emirati and Middle Eastern dishes at iftar, while suhoor offers an à la carte selection with shisha and live oud music, making it a perfect late-night gathering spot.
Hai Ramadan – Expo City Dubai
Throughout Ramadan
Time: Iftar: Sunset – 9:00 PM
Returning for another year, Hai Ramadan at Expo City immerses visitors in the traditions of Ramadan through live storytelling, artisanal markets, and interactive cultural activities. Guests can enjoy a communal iftar under breathtaking projection displays, while those looking for a more private experience can book an exclusive iftar cabin for up to 10 guests.
Fairuz Garden – Fairmont The Palm, Palm Jumeirah
Throughout Ramadan
Time: Iftar: Sunset – 9:00 PM
For a serene open-air iftar, Fairuz Garden at Fairmont The Palm offers a beautifully decorated outdoor setting featuring an extensive buffet of Middle Eastern and international dishes. Seafood lovers will appreciate the fresh catch selections, while live Arabic music enhances the ambiance for a truly memorable night.
Ramadan District Season 3 – Plaza Terrace, Jumeirah Emirates Towers
March 8 – 23
Returning for its third year, the Ramadan District offers a blend of shopping, entertainment, and cultural experiences. Visitors can explore stalls featuring top brands, indulge in culinary delights from vendors like Ladurée and Chocodates, and enjoy live entertainment, including traditional oud performances. The event also features interactive games and activities for children, making it a family-friendly destination during the holy month.
Ramadan At The Park – Zabeel Park
March 6 – 23
New for 2025, Ramadan At The Park offers an outdoor cultural experience where families and friends can gather for iftar, live performances, and interactive activities.
Organized by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), this event highlights the essence of community during Ramadan, making it a must-visit for those seeking a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Final Thoughts
Dubai’s Ramadan events in 2025 offer a perfect blend of tradition, luxury, and community spirit. Whether you’re looking for a lavish five-star iftar, a lively cultural festival, or a tranquil evening with family, these experiences capture the essence of the holy month. Which one will you be attending?
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