Unique Family-Friendly Shows and Events for Eid Al-Adha in Qatar

The July edition of the Qatar Calendar is now available, and it includes current exhibitions that continue throughout the summer as well as events for Eid Al-Adha.

There are some unique festivals to keep an eye out for around the nation because Eid Al-Adha is predicted to come between July 10 and July 13. Family-friendly programming will begin on July 14 and run until the end of the month. Here is a list of upcoming events:

Doha Festival City's Summer Festival

Doha Festival City's Summer Festival, which runs through July 16, features a number of events like juggling, hula dances, football freestylers, and shadow acts. The performances, which run repeatedly throughout the day in the center court on the ground floor, are free to watch.

July 7–15: African Circus at the Mall of Qatar

Shoppers can pause for a moment to take in the world-famous African circus performance, which is performed every day and at regular intervals to upbeat music and traditional dance. The Oasis stage will host the free performances.

July 8 – 19: Eid Al-Adha celebrations in Katara

Be on the lookout for family-friendly Eid celebrations at Katara Cultural Village. The festivities and activations will continue well after Eid.

Alchemy Project Entertainment

Cirque Show: Alice in Wonderland

Viewers may watch Alice's story as she stumbles into a land of unanticipated adventure and fairytales from July 14 to July 17. The stunning performance, which will be held at the Lusail Multipurpose Hall, will feature a swirling fusion of musical theater, ballet, and acrobatics. Tixbox.com, Virgin Megastore, and Q-Tickets.com all sell tickets.

Cirque Show: Aladdin and the Magic Lamp

From July 21–24, the Lusail Multipurpose Hall will host a lavish circus and musical production of the well-known Aladdin story, complete with lavish costumes. Tixbox.com, Virgin Megastore, and Q-Tickets.com all sell tickets.

 The Smurfs: Musical Live on Stage

In this program, the Smurfs are determined to hold their annual Spring parade and put a stop to Gargamel's evil schemes to ruin their joyous occasion, and the Smurf figures are larger than life. Tickets for the performance, which runs from July 28 to July 31 at the Lusail Multipurpose Hall, are available at Tixbox.com, Virgin Megastore, and Q-Tickets.com.

Culture & the Arts

Zahreddine Zarour's The Elegance of Glass in Color

Visit the solo display by Algerian artist Zahreddine Zarour, which is on view through July 9, in Building 18, Gallery 2 at Katara Cultural Village. His glass-painted collection features famous Qatari cultural icons, Islamic calligraphy, and designs.

Solo shows with Qatari artists

Yousef Bahzad's exhibition Earth Metal (Gallery 3) at Fire Station, which explores the themes of erosion and manifestation in his oil paintings, shows the interaction between the soil and humanity. The collection of works in Espresso 4 on the Road by Mubarak Nasser Al-Thani at Gallery 4 emphasizes the emergence of the metropole, urbanism, and global culture.

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