Qatar
QM welcomes Ramadan with a month of reflection, creativity, and community
Qatar Museums (QM) is marking the holy month of Ramadan with a wide-ranging programme designed to inspire reflection, creativity and community engagement across its museums, creative spaces and heritage sites. Bringing together culture, well-being and shared experiences, this year’s line-up invites audiences of all ages to connect with the spirit of the month through meaningful activities that blend tradition with contemporary expression.
Dadu Children’s Museum of Qatar presents a weekend Ramadan series built around the themes of health and wellness, community and the environment. Held every Thursday, Friday and Saturday throughout the month, the programme encourages children and parents to explore Ramadan through interactive play, creativity and reflection in a thoughtfully curated garden environment. Thursday and Friday sessions run from 7pm to 9pm and 8pm to 10pm, while Saturday activities take place from 3pm to 5pm, 7pm to 9pm and 8pm to 10pm.
Archaeology and Heritage opens excavation sites at Ain Mohammed and Mesaika to the public on March 14 from 8.30pm to 10.15pm, offering visitors a rare opportunity to meet archaeologists and explore active fieldwork. The Museum of Islamic Art rounds out the month with a film screening at the MIA Majlis Film Club on March 29, a hands-on Arabic calligraphy workshop on March 30, and Planet Kids Club on March 31, combining art, sustainability and storytelling.
This year’s Ramadan programme unfolds under the banner of Evolution Nation, a campaign celebrating Qatar’s cultural journey over the past 50 years and its vision for the future as a global centre for art and creativity.