Doha, Qatar: This weekend families get to enjoy interactive workshops, inspiring exhibitions and educational programmes designed to spark creativity and curiosity as Qatar offers residents and visitors plenty of events to explore, learn from and create.
My Story, My Identity
August 6, 2026; 4pm-6pm
Qatar Museums
Join youth advocate and Fursa Foundation founder Iman Saeed Ali for an interactive storytelling workshop designed to help teenagers explore their identity, build confidence, and develop communication and creative thinking skills.
Participants will have the opportunity to share their personal stories in a supportive environment.
To register your interest, email teenhub.support@qm.org.qa. The workshop will be held in Arabic and English.
Meet Up: Chess for all
August 6, 2026: 3pm-6pm
Qatar National Library, Main Plaza
Experienced chess players or those aiming to play the game for the first time can participate in the informal chess gathering open to all ages and skill level
Learn the basics, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy friendly competition in a welcoming environment.
Chess sets will be provided at this open event.
My Career, My Future 2026
Until August 6, 2026; 8am to 1pm
Qatar Museums
Organised by Teen Hub and Qatar Foundation's Qatar Career Development Center, this five-day job-shadowing programme gives high school students hands-on workplace experience, the opportunity to explore different career paths, and interact with industry professionals.
Delivered in partnership with several government entities, the programme is in Arabic and English languages help participants connect their studies to future careers, build confidence in their academic and professional choices, and earn an official training certificate upon successful completion.
Family Day: The Life of Plants
August 8, 2026; 2:30pm-4:30pm
The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA)
At this family-friendly workshop, the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) allows families to explore the beauty and symbolism of plants in Islamic art.
Through museum objects and interactive activities, participants will learn about the decorative role, cultural significance, and care of plants in a fun and engaging environment.
The drop-in session is open to all families and will be held in both Arabic and English.
Resolutions: Evolving Realities
Until August 8, 2026
Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art
On display at Atrium and Galleries 1–7, this exhibition brings together works commissioned and exhibited by Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, revisiting landmark exhibitions from its 2010 opening while showcasing, for the first time, a large-scale sculpture by renowned Iraqi artist Ismail Fattah al-Turk.
Featuring works by 10 intergenerational artists and collectives, the exhibition examines themes of time, transformation and identity while highlighting Mathaf's commitment to innovative, community-driven approaches to modern and contemporary Arab art.
Click here for seat reservation
Al Hazm Daily Steps Challenge
Until August 31, 2026
Al Hazm Mall
Al Hazm is joining the Qatar Sports For All Federation’s Step Challenge throughout August, inviting visitors to complete a 5,000-step walk inside the mall while enjoying the venue’s exciting summer activities, including Mr Bean and more.
For more information on how to find the challenge and location, download the QSFA app.
