Dubai Culture launches several events, activities
The initiatives form part of Dubai Culture’s participation in the ‘Ramadan In Dubai’ campaign
The Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has announced the launch of a series of community events and cultural activities designed to capture the authentic spirit of Ramadan and offer residents and visitors the chance to fully embrace the celebratory atmosphere of this sacred month.
Included in the lineup are the launch of the fith edition of the humanitarian initiative “Ramadan Heroes” and the hosting of “Ramadan Nights” at selected cultural and heritage venues managed by the Authority.
The initiatives form part of Dubai Culture’s participation in the “Ramadan In Dubai” campaign, which was launched under the directives of Sheikh Ahmed Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Second Deputy Ruler of Dubai and Chairman of the Dubai Media Council.
Implemented by Brand Dubai, the creative arm of the Government of Dubai Media Office, the campaign brings the public and private sectors together for the first time for a unified celebration of the Holy Month.
The “Ramadan Heroes” initiative, launched in collaboration with the Emirates Red Crescent (ERC)
and Talabat UAE, aims to promote solidarity within society and encourage participation in humanitarian efforts.
Under the theme “Celebrating the Git of Giving,” this initiative aims to support underprivileged community members by facilitating donations of Itar and Suhoor meals, food parcels and Eid clothing.
Through the “Ramadan Heroes” virtual charity on the Talabat UAE application, donors can easily contribute, with deliveries coordinated by the field teams of the ERC locally and across the region.
Shaima Rashid Al Suwaidi, Director of Marketing and Corporate Communications at Dubai
Culture, affirmed that the “Ramadan Heroes” initiative demonstrates the strong spirit of solidarity within the local community and its deeply rooted values and traditions.
“As part of its commitment to social responsibility, Dubai Culture implements initiatives aimed at fostering solidarity, promoting a Culture of giving and nurturing compassion by assisting needy families.”
Al Suwaidi noted that the “Ramadan Heroes” initiative encourages individuals from all walks of life to participate in various forms of charitable work. She expressed Dubai Culture’s pride in collaborating with Emirates Red Crescent and talabat UAE for the ‘Ramadan Heroes’ initiative, which has positively impacted society and fostered values of tolerance among its members.
As part of the “Ramadan Nights” initiative, Dubai Culture hosted a series of entertainment shows and workshops at Etihad Museum in collaboration with the Dubai Astronomy Group and Gulf Photo Plus, commemorating the UAE’S involvement in the development and construction of the lunar space station.
Additional events under the initiative are scheduled at Al Shindagha Museum, the UAE’S largest heritage museum, until 31 March. Visitors can take part in diverse Ramadan activities inspired by local heritage during this period.
The Traditional Crats House is hosting a workshop on traditional “Mukhawara” making, where participants will learn about traditional atire features and associated embroidery.
In the “Safeefa Rug Tuting” workshop, attendees can explore carpet weaving techniques using palm fronds. Visitors to the Perfume House are welcome to uncover the secrets of making scented candles and eco-friendly chimney design methods, along with crating unique fragrances.