The Dubai Culture and Arts Authority has become the first cultural entity globally to receive the ISO 11367:2025 certification for Service Excellence. This milestone underscores its commitment to high standards in service delivery, enhances government service quality, and reflects its vision of establishing Dubai as a cultural hub while fostering community satisfaction.
DIFC Art Nights will return for its 21st edition from April 23 to 26, 2026, showcasing global talent and enriching the cultural scene. Artists can submit portfolios of their work to participate in a variety of art forms. Important details include a submission deadline of April 15, 2026, and guidelines for application.
From March 20 to 24, 2026, Dubai Culture celebrates Eid Al-Fitr with cultural activities at Etihad and Al Shindagha Museums as part of the ‘Eid in Dubai’ campaign. Events include workshops, guided tours, culinary experiences, and traditional performances, aiming to highlight local heritage, community values, and togetherness during this festive season.
The STEP Conference in Dubai showcased innovations and fostered connections among entrepreneurs and visionaries. A highlight was EXPinIT, a Polish technology company with a global outlook. They emphasize clarity, experience, and strategic technology integration. This environment reflects the future of business where technology and design converge for meaningful solutions.
Step Conference 2026, held in Dubai on February 11-12, brought together over 8,000 participants, including startups, investors, and tech leaders. It focused on “Intelligence Everywhere: The AI Economy” and featured panel discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities. The event serves as a vital platform for innovation, investment, and collaboration in the Middle East tech ecosystem.
Dubai, UAE — Thailand International Fashion Week 2026 brought Thai fashion to the global stage with a spectacular showcase held from February 12–15, 2026, at […]
Dubai Culture has launched a new animated series, ‘Badr Al Musahar,’ blending science fiction with Emirati traditions. This 15-episode series revives the Ramadan custom of Musahar through the story of a boy in a lunar settlement. Aimed at engaging younger audiences, it fosters cultural roots and community spirit amid contemporary storytelling.
The Dubai Culture and Arts Authority is launching the ‘Art for Good’ initiative, collaborating with Dubai Health Authority to integrate art into hospitals. This program aims to enhance mental well-being, support patient recovery, and foster community engagement through creative activities, aligning with Dubai’s Quality of Life Strategy and vision as a cultural destination.
A dress by Sheikha Alyazia bint Nahyan Al Nahyan is on display at Dubai’s Al Shindagha Museum, reflecting Emirati heritage through modern design. Created in 2024, it features intricate embroidery and Nabatean script. Sheikha Alyazia, a multidisciplinary artist and filmmaker, promotes cultural dialogue through her work across various mediums.
Thailand, formerly Siam, is a culturally rich nation where tradition and modernity coexist. The monarchy plays a vital role in society, influencing customs and national identity. Buddhism shapes daily life and rituals, while regional diversity enhances the culture. Fashion blends traditional and contemporary styles, reflecting social status and heritage amidst rapid development.
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