Qatar Calendar's June line-up promises fun for everyone
Doha
This June, Qatar Calendar presents a vibrant line-up of events set to entertain and engage residents and visitors of all ages. From Eid Al-Adha celebrations and cultural exhibitions to musical concerts, theatre performances, and sporting competitions, the month offers a rich tapestry of experiences across the country.
Many exciting activations are planned across Doha to mark Eid Al-Adha. City Centre Mall transforms into a floral wonderland with the Eid Al-Adha Flower Event from June 4 to 15. Katara Cultural Village on June 6-8 and Al Wakrah Old Souq on June 6 -9 will light up with fireworks shows.
At Mall of Qatar, the Samba Show brings the energy of Brazilian carnival to Doha with live drums, capoeira performances, and vibrant roaming parades. Feel the rhythm of the carnival at the Oasis Stage, with shows daily from June 6 to 14 at 6:00, 7:00 and 8:30 pm.
Eid Al-Adha Celebrations at Msheireb Downtown Doha will he held from June 6 to 10 offering a variety of fun-filled activities for families, while Eid Al-Adha Celebration at Tawar Mall offers three-days of Eid Al-Adha Event featuring variety of activities. Families seeking a short break can escape to the Eid Getaway at Regency Sealine Camp, running from June 5 to 13.
Until June 5, shoppers can explore the Tajheezat Eid Al-Adha Trade Fair at South Parking, Katara Cultural Village, a one-stop destination for Eid shopping, fashion, and lifestyle products.
Exhibitions
Throughout June, art and culture remain at the forefront of Qatar's offerings. At Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, Wafa al-Hamad: Sites of Imagination continues its run until August 9, offering visitors a glimpse into the artist's imaginative landscapes. Also, at Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, 'Daoud Aoulad Syad, Territories of the Instant' is on display until June 20, showcasing three decades of evocative Moroccan photography.
Katara Cultural Village at Gallery 45 and 46, is hosting Refractions: Tasweer Project Awards, highlighting the visual storytelling of Arab photographers until June 20, while Threads of Light: Stories from the Tasweer Single Image Awards is on view at Company House at Msheireb Museums until June 20.
At Fire Station Gallery 3, 'Al-Mihrab' Exhibition by Khalid Al-Musallamany, in collaboration with Tasweer Photo Festival, presents a striking photographic exploration of Qatar's mosques, capturing their spiritual depth and architectural beauty in both black and white and colour, until June 20.
Design enthusiasts can visit Ultraleggera: A Design Journey with Marcello Gandini Between Italy and Qatar, open at National Museum of Qatar – Gallery 13, offering a deep dive into the creative mind behind some of the world's most iconic automotive designs running until June 2.
Family entertainment
The month also features a packed schedule of family-friendly shows. Theatre enthusiasts can catch Al-Bayt Al-Maskoon Theatrical Play at Drama Theatre at Katara Cultural Village from June 6-12, and at U Venue Theatre Maskon Laila Theatrical Play for two days on June 7 and 8. Children can enjoy live performances of Sonic the Hedgehog at Palace Vendome Mall from June 5 to 14 or explore the creative universe of Blippi's Garage at Doha Festival City from June 8 to 14and LEGO Shows 2025 at QNCC from June 7 to 22.
Cultural events
On June 2, the Fire station museum is hosting Gond Art: A Folk Art from the Heart of India with Surabhi Gaikwad. Families can also take part in Family Day: Islamic Culinary Traditions, which offers an engaging look at the evolution of food culture from the early Islamic era to the present. The experience highlights historical influences, the role of trade, and how dining customs helped to shape social and courtly life at Museum of Islamic Art on June 14.
For more information on Qatar Calander's 2025 events, visit www.visitqatar.com.
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