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Things to do this weekend in Qatar (February 12-14, 2026)

Published: 11 Feb 2026 - 04:03 pm | Last Updated: 11 Feb 2026 - 04:42 pm
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Anisha Bijukumar | The Peninsula

Doha, Qatar: From world-class women’s tennis action and candlelit tribute concerts to cultural performances, vibrant festivals, and bustling exhibitions, this weekend is packed with experiences for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for sport, music, family-friendly activities, or exploring local markets and specialty products, there’s no shortage of things to do, so head out make the most of your weekend.

Qatar TotalEnergies Open 2026Poland's Iga Swiatek hits a return during the women's singles match in Doha on February 10, 2026. (Photo by Karim Jaafar / AFP)

Until February 14, 2026
Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex

An exceptional weekend of world-class women’s tennis is happening in Doha — and this is your chance to see some of the top seeds in action. World No. 1 Iga Świątek and second seed Elena Rybakina are bringing their best as they battle to take home the trophy.

Will it be one of them, or will a surprise contender steal the spotlight?

AgriteQ 2026Feb 12 to Feb 16, 9am to 9pm / Friday 2pm to 9pm
Katara

Spanning an area of over 40,000 sqm, the exhibition offers a rich lineup of accompanying events designed to enhance visitor engagement and learning. These include the Halal Zone, Auction Theater, Animal Tent, Live Cooking Zone, Children’s Agricultural Workshops, and Qatar Lens, in addition to popular attractions such as the Farmers’ Market, Honey Market, Dates Market, Flower Market, and dedicated food and beverage areas. For details, click here.

Candlelight: Tribute to Adele, Coldplay
Picture: VisitQatar

February 12-13, 7pm
Museum of Islamic Art

A concert transformed into a multi-sensory musical experience, featuring some of the top hits from these two artists performed in the gentle glow of candlelight.

Classical Arabesque with Qatar Philharmonic OrchestraFebruary 14, 8pm to 10pm
Katara Opera House

Artists Ghady Rahbani and Oussama Rahbani delve into the richness of Arabic music, reimagining classical masterpieces in this novel concept titled Arabesque.

Lasting approximately 80 minutes, the two-act performance will be accompanied by the world-class Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra. Tickets can be purchased on Q-Tickets.

3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports FestivalUntil February 12, 2026, 4-8pm 
Outdoor space of Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum

As the festival concludes this weekend, this is your last chance to visit and take part in the excitement. Families can participate in fitness challenges, try a variety of sports and hands-on activities, and explore various exhibitions at the venue. For details, click here

What's between, between? exhibitionUntil May 14, 2026, Sunday to Thursday, 10am to 8pm
NU-Q Media Majlis

This exhibition challenges the idea of a single, dominant future by exploring the different degrees of in-betweenness, shaped by lived experience and personal reality. More than 20 artists from across the Gulf have been brought together for the exhibition that is meant to start conversations, encourage debates and invite people to rethink assumptions about future. For details, click here

International Dates ExhibitionPicture: Mahmoud Elmazaty / The Peninsula

Until February 16, 2026; 9am to 12pm and 4pm to 9pm
Eastern Square, Souq Waqif

From maamoul and date powder to date-seed coffee and date-based spreads, all are available under a single roof at this exhibition. What’s more, most of these products are priced significantly lower than those in markets outside, thanks to government support. For details, click here

The ForeignerFebruary 11-13, 2026, 7:30pm
THIS Theatre, Al Thumama

The theatre group, The Doha Players, will present this comedic play by Larry Shue about a shy Englishman, Charlie Baker, who visits a fishing lodge in rural Georgia and pretends not to speak English, allowing him to overhear secrets and foil villains.

The play explores themes of prejudice, transformation, and secrets, with Charlie’s supposed foreignness uncovering local scandals. Tickets are priced from QR20 for balcony seats to QR100 for Platinum seats and can be purchased through Qtickets.

Urban Sketchers Doha ExhibitionPicture: Instagram / Urban Sketchers Doha 

February 12 to 14
Art Factory Lusail

A group of artists in Doha will present visual stories reflecting the culture and community found in the city through their artwork at this three-day exhibition. In addition to the exhibit, the venue will also feature live artist demonstrations and an Urban Sketchers talk.