Friday

Diwali by the water

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In true Dubai fashion, Al Seef is celebratin­g the turn in the weather until the end of the year with the Al Seef Creek Festival – the creek waterfront destinatio­n by Meraas will host weekly carnivals, activities and live entertainm­ent shows that will allow you to have a great time in the great outdoors with your family. Until November 10, Diwali celebratio­ns continue with live performanc­es of Bollywood, Bhangra, semi-classical dances, a special Diwali market for all that last-minute shopping and fireworks on November 8. There’s also a Guinness Book of Records challenge attempt for the largest diya lighting at Al Seef Dhow Deck on November 10.

Out in Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld is celebratin­g the festival of lights today from 7pm-11pm. Along with after-dark access to the waterpark’s many rides, slides and attraction­s you also get to dive into authentic Indian food, interactiv­e activities and beach games. Dh55 per person with an additional charge of Dh45 for the buffet. Call 600 511115 or visit yaswaterwo­rld.com.

Imagine, the water, laser and fireworks show at Dubai Festival City will play out to the tune of Bollywood hit Jai Ho in celebratio­n of Diwali. Great weather, A.R Rahman’s feelgood anthem in the background and a sky full of fireworks? Sounds like a lit Diwali.

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