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Ramadan Nights at Terra Gardens, Expo City Dubai

A relaxed family weekend pop-up on Sidr Avenue brings lantern-lit dining, creative workshops, and a Rescue Animal Encounter to Expo City Dubai every Saturday and Sunday through 15 March.

Ramadan Nights at Terra Gardens, Expo City Dubai
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  • 1Ramadan Nights at Terra Gardens, Expo City Dubai runs every Saturday and Sunday from 21 February to 15 March 2026, 4 pm–10 pm.
  • 2Entry costs AED 20 (à la carte at PXB from 4:30–9:30 pm) or AED 80 for the set iftar menu (6–9:30 pm); children aged 4–11 pay AED 45 and under-4s enter free.
  • 3Activities include lantern-making, foosball, giant chess, slime workshops, face painting, storytelling and a Rescue Animal Encounter.
  • 4The venue is on Sidr Avenue in the Sustainability District, Expo City Dubai; parking at Terra A and B is free.

In Dubai, Ramadan celebrations are not always about grand tents and lavish buffets. Sometimes, they are about slowing down and spending meaningful evenings outdoors. That is the spirit behind Ramadan Nights, a weekend pop-up at Terra Gardens in Expo City Dubai running every Saturday and Sunday from 21 February to 15 March 2026, 4 pm to 10 pm.

Designed as a relaxed, family-friendly gathering on Sidr Avenue in the Sustainability District, the event offers a welcoming space for families, friends and solo visitors to reconnect in a calm garden setting filled with soft lights, gentle entertainment and flexible dining.

A Garden That Comes Alive at Sunset

As late afternoon turns into evening, Terra Gardens transforms. Lanterns glow, conversations grow warmer and children play freely across the open space. The atmosphere is unhurried, encouraging guests to arrive early, find a comfortable spot and stay as long as they wish.

The layout invites guests to stroll, pause, chat and return to different corners of the garden throughout the evening. It is a setting built for reflection and togetherness, in keeping with the spirit of Ramadan.

Activities for All Ages

Ramadan Nights offers a thoughtful mix of activities without overwhelming noise or crowds. Creative stations allow visitors to craft lanterns and crescent moons, while game zones feature foosball, table tennis, board games and a giant chessboard that draws both teenagers and adults.

Younger children can enjoy slime-making workshops and face painting, while storytelling sessions create quiet moments for families to gather. One of the most memorable features is the Rescue Animal Encounter, giving children the opportunity to interact with animals in a safe and supervised environment.

Flexible Iftar Dining at PXB

Food at Ramadan Nights follows the same relaxed approach. An AED 20 entry ticket lets guests explore the event and order from the à la carte menu at PXB between 4:30 pm and 9:30 pm.

For those who prefer a curated iftar experience, a set menu priced at AED 80 is available from 6 pm to 9:30 pm. Families with children aged 4–11 can opt for the children's set menu at AED 45, and entry is free for children under four. Parking at Terra A and B is free.

A Weekend Ritual Worth Revisiting

Running across four weekends from 21 February to 15 March, Ramadan Nights at Terra Gardens is designed to be revisited — one weekend with friends, another with family. Its appeal lies in its calm energy and the way it embraces the slower rhythm of Ramadan evenings in Dubai.

With lantern-lit paths, creative workshops and open-air dining on Sidr Avenue, this Expo City Dubai pop-up adds a thoughtful new chapter to the city's Ramadan calendar.

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Gerard Urbanozo

Reporting from Dubai — independent, on the ground, and built on local sources.