Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2026 will be held from 14–17 September at Dubai World Trade Centre, reflecting feedback from exhibitors and stakeholders. The event focuses on “Travel 2040” and features discussions on innovation in tourism, alongside a program with industry experts and research contributions, aiming to foster global collaboration.
The Dubai Culture & Arts Authority has organized a series of events celebrating Emirati heritage for Eid Al Adha, part of the ‘Eid in Dubai’ campaign. Highlights include the launch of the song ‘Atouna Eidiya,’ activities at Al Shindagha Museum, and workshops in public libraries designed to engage families and foster cultural connections.
The Dubai Culture and Arts Authority has launched the ‘Creative Spaces’ initiative, providing free workspaces for the creative community. This program aims to support artists, designers, and cultural practitioners, enhancing Dubai’s cultural ecosystem and economy. Applications are open until May 30, 2026, with criteria focusing on UAE residents in creative industries.
The ‘Beautiful Mistakes’ ceramics installation at Wasl Tower, created by People of Determination and curated by Kamal Al Zoubi, emphasizes inclusion and individual artistic expression. Sponsored by Dubai Culture and Wasl Group, it fosters a collaborative cultural environment, showcasing the significance of imperfection and community in shaping Dubai’s artistic landscape.
Dubai Culture and Arts Authority (Dubai Culture) has launched the seventh edition of its e-Learning Initiative in collaboration with LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network. […]
In May, Dubai Public Libraries will host 38 workshops through the ‘School of Life’ initiative, focusing on art, music, and literature. Activities include creative writing courses, family-focused sessions, and health workshops aimed at promoting skill development and cultural engagement. Events highlight community interaction and personal growth, enhancing Dubai’s literary and artistic landscape.
The Dubai Culture and Arts Authority achieved a 94% score and Pioneer Level (L5) in the Dubai Government Digital Maturity Assessment 2025, leading in Digital Customer Experience. This success reflects their commitment to customer-centered digital transformation, enhanced operational efficiency, and high customer satisfaction, with innovative solutions and effective service delivery.
On April 23, 2026, the Dubai Culture and Arts Authority will hold a panel discussion, ‘AI-generated Content and Literary Plagiarism,’ at Al Mankhool Public Library. Writers Afra Mahmood and Dr. Latifa Al-Haj will explore ethical issues of creativity and technology, addressing plagiarism, originality, and intellectual property in AI-generated texts.
The Dubai Culture and Arts Authority hosted ‘The Culture of Loyalty and Belonging’ as part of its Library Talks series. The event focused on the importance of loyalty and belonging in shaping national identity, featuring discussions by prominent Emirati figures. It aimed to strengthen community bonds and promote societal awareness through cultural engagement.
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.
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