This weekend, Dubai comes alive with cultural experiences. Alserkal Avenue's Interrupting Patterns invites a reflection on time, offering music, storytelling and crafts for its final weekend. Art enthusiasts, on the other hand, can conclude their week with the final days of Dubai Collection Nights and delve into the city's vibrant art scene through exclusive studio visits, private collections and workshops. Last but certainly not least, Louis Vuitton has opened a pop-up dining experience in the heart of the desert. Here's MOJEH's guide for the weekend ahead.
Where To Go
As routines change this Ramadan, Alserkal Avenue invites audiences to ponder over the interruption of time itself. Interrupting Patterns, through music, storytelling, craft and film, explores the idea of breaking routines and experiencing what happens when we let life unfold without interference. The programme, running for the final time this weekend, includes live performances at The Yard, film screenings at Cinema Akil, workshops for little ones and Tatreez Circles at KAVE where participants will engage in embroidery. Learn More
Where To Eat
Make your way to Al Marmoon desert in Saih Al Salam to enjoy the last of winter’s pleasant weather with Louis Vuitton’s desert pop-up at Sadeem café. Open daily from 8:30PM until 1AM, the café will be serving a range of delicacies perfect for suhoor. Turning the beloved spot into a blue-hued haven with high-fashion touches across everything from coffee cups to board games, the pop-up celebrates the launch of the Maison's latest LV Mirage collection. Book Now
What To Do
Dubai Collection Nights offers an opportunity to delve into the heart of Dubai's vibrant art scene. The week-long event provides a unique platform to explore the city's rich tapestry of Modern and Contemporary art and will conclude this Sunday. Engage in thought-provoking panel discussions with curators and collectors, or unleash your creativity in hands-on workshops led by established artists. The event fosters a deeper understanding of the region's cultural heritage, reflecting Dubai's commitment to becoming a global cultural destination. For the last two days of the event, the itinerary includes a visit to patrons Zina Khair and Majd Suleiman’s home to see their private collection and a workshop on composition and art with Ahmad Moualla. Learn More
What To Shop
With Eid fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about gifts. For the first time, Coco Crush’s quilted design is enriched with the fiery intensity of rubies, adding a bold new dimension to the collection. “Red is the colour of life, I love red,” Coco Chanel once said, and this passionate hue now graces the collection through rubies set in the hollow of C-shaped pendants and at the heart of O-shaped bracelets. The striking addition, alongside innovative diamond pavé settings that illuminate the quilted weave, marks a new chapter for Coco Crush. Shop Now
