Looking for something fun to do this Ramadan 2022? Yas Bay Waterfront nights is launching a massive Ramadan market on Thursday April 14 with Ramadan-inspired decorations and a selection of home-grown businesses in fashion, accessories, arts and food.
The Ramadan market at Yas Bay Waterfront is free to enter and will have live entertainment and brilliant vibes daily from 8pm until late.
There will be a traditional oud player every evening performing from 10.30pm to 11.30pm with popular Arabic classics. There will also be backdrops for the all-important snap for the ‘gram.
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Wondering what’s on the menu? Go for a savoury dish from 1881 or Burger Kitchen, grab a warm drink from Coffee Architecture, Soo Matcha or Chai on Wheels, then polish it off with a pastry from Chunk or freshly baked cookie from Chewy. Still hungry? There are loads of places to eat at Yas Bay Waterfront including recently opened hotspots: Central, Pop City and Drop Coffee.
The outdoor market will also host over 23 homegrown businesses. Vendors include abaya and caftan boutiques such as Going Places, Tinka, Searina and Al Karaz Boutique; accessories from Boutique Jewelry and kids’ brands such as Go Kids.
Looking for more cool things to do for Ramadan? Manarat Al Saadiyat is hosting a Ramadan arcade with everything from classic tabletop games to arcade games and PlayStation tournaments. Tickets are Dhs40 per day or Dhs200 for all eight days.
You could head there after exploring the Ramadan market at Yas Bay.
Free. Yas Bay Waterfront, Yas Island yasbay.ae.
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