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Lets welcome 2023 with QatART Handmade Market and Workshops for Kids in Katara

Imam Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahhab Mosque invites you to explore the beauty of mosques and their role in a Muslim society. Join us to experience the peaceful ambiance of a mosque and learn about the Islamic prayer. Don't miss this opportunity!

The grand opening of AM Gallery will feature Goal Art exhibition by the artist Ahmed Al Maadheed with the theme of Qatar culture and football.

In partnership with Qatari Diar, Qatar Airways, and Qatar Tourism, the official inauguration of Darb Lusail Festival will be in Lusail Boulevard. The three-day festivities will represent the Middle East, Southern Asia and North Africa with talents, drone light shows, and artistic performances.

Jedariart is an annual programme that brings together artists to add vibrancy and meaning to the walls across the city through murals.

Katara International Dhow Festival is an annual cultural festival inspired by Qatar's rich maritime heritage. the festival hosts exciting artistic and musical activities, marine shows and competition that shed light on the ancient maritime history aimed at restoring culture and preserving folk heritage.

The Community Days Festival at the newly opened Flag Plaza starts on October 5, which features cultural performances from various countries.

This project questions the effects of urbanisation in Qatar on re-engagement with nature.

The Art Mill Museum 2030 exhibition announces the future museum of international modern and contemporary art developed by Qatar Museums in Doha.

Featuring a cannon, a contemporary video installation, 18-century paintings and contemporary comic books, this exhibition, curated by Tom Eccles and Mark Rappolt explores history as the product of both fact and fiction.

Doha Trade Fair 2022 brings you an exhibition from which you can shop household items like decor, accessories, home items, and much more...

'It is with your feet that you move… but it is with your heart that you dance.'

Maison Valentino pays homage to its founder Valentino Garavani with its largest exhibition to date and its first presentation in the Middle East.

The great Russian composer, Sergei Prokofiev composed many of his most popular works, including Peter and the Wolf in 1936. Prokofiev subtitled this piece “An Orchestral Fairy Tale for Children,” but he should have added “and for adults, too,” as this remarkable composition is appealing to people of all ages. The story of Peter and the Wolf is told by a narrator, with the orchestra musically illustrating the events that unfold for the audience.

Alchemy Project Entertainment and Qatar Airways in association with Qatar Tourism, sponsored by Ooredoo are delighted to set a red carpet for a circus musical show “Wizard of Oz” during Qatar Live 2022 in Doha, Qatar.

Qatar Museums will present a special exhibition at QM Gallery Al Riwaq that prefigures a new museum designed by Herzog & de Meuron currently under development in Lusail.

Labour of Love will take visitors on a journey of how Palestinian folk fashion serves as a catalyst for examining Palestinian social history, specifically through the art of tatreez embroidery.

Artist in Residence will celebrate young local and regional talent in Majaz: Contemporary Art Qatar, on exhibition from September 21, 2022 through February 25, 2023. The Artist in Residence Alumni Exhibition will celebrate five years of the Artist in Residence programme at the Fire Station and the flourishing art scene in Qatar.

Sophia Al-Maria: Daydream Therapy brings together existing and new works for the Qatari American artist’s first solo museum exhibition in the Middle East.

No Condition is Permanent is a survey exhibition of Palestinian artist Taysir Batniji (b. Gaza 1966).

If you love Arabic calligraphy, check out some of Doha’s contemporary urban calligraphic art.

Learn to write in the beautiful hand of Arabic calligraphy at one of many courses and workshops in Doha.

Qatar has become a cultural hub in recent years with a growing array of modern, exciting, immersive museums telling the story of its past, present and future.

Qatar has a wealth of fantastic museums; you and yours could easily spend a whole summer exploring their cool galleries.

Let us introduce you to a mall, a mosque, a museum and somewhere to get a meal while spending a day at Katara Cultural Village.

If you have 48 hours and you’re looking for a cultural experience in Qatar, here are some ideas

Exploring Qatar's public art scene is a fantastic way to discover the country and its culture.