1. Watch Every World Cup Match at Manaret Beirut
Football fans have a new home this tournament season. Manaret Beirut has transformed into a dedicated World Cup hub, screening every match live throughout the competition.
Expect giant screens, a lively atmosphere and all the Lebanese favourites you could ask for while cheering on your team. Combining the energy of Beirut with the excitement of the world’s biggest football tournament, it’s shaping up to be one of the city’s most vibrant viewing destinations.
2. Learn to DJ at the World’s First AlphaTheta Store
Ever wondered what it’s like behind the decks? The world’s first AlphaTheta Premium Dealer store in Dubai is offering complimentary DJ workshops designed for complete beginners.
Held daily at The B1 Mall in Al Barsha, the sessions allow visitors to experiment with professional-grade equipment, receive guidance from experienced DJs and gain hands-on experience in a welcoming environment. Whether you’re exploring a new hobby or dreaming of festival stages, this is your chance to discover your inner DJ without spending a dirham.
3. Experience Indie Soulfest at Coca-Cola Arena
For one night only, Coca-Cola Arena will host Indie Soulfest, a modern interpretation of the traditional mehfil experience.
Taking place on 26 July, the evening will feature performances from acclaimed Sufi and indie artist Bismil alongside legendary Indian folk-rock pioneers Indian Ocean. Designed as a celebration of storytelling, connection and soulful music, the event promises a refreshing alternative to the usual concert experience, inviting audiences to slow down and simply immerse themselves in the music.
4. Escape to Al Waryah Pool at ERTH Abu Dhabi
Not every summer escape requires a flight. ERTH Abu Dhabi has reopened its popular Al Waryah Pool following a refresh programme just in time for the warmer months.
Guests can enjoy upgraded facilities, shaded cabanas, spacious loungers and direct access to a 350-metre private Blue Flag beach. For those seeking more than relaxation, activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding and jet skiing are also available. Better still, the AED 100 entry fee is fully redeemable on food and beverages, making it one of the capital’s best-value summer daycations.
5. Bring Your Dog Along to The Duck Hook This Summer
Finding pet-friendly indoor venues during summer can be a challenge, but The Duck Hook and The Bolt Hole have a solution.
The popular community dining destinations have opened their fully air-conditioned tent space to four-legged guests, allowing dogs to join their owners throughout the season. The Duck Hook is also rolling out a dedicated canine menu featuring dishes such as organic lamb supper and chicken and turkey casserole, alongside treats including duck jerky and chicken chew sticks.
Because summer adventures are always better when your best friend can come too.
