Doha, Qatar: Weekend plans just got better as this one is packed with vibrant experiences for every taste and age. Breathe in the scent of fragrant oud, savour juicy mangoes, and dive into creative workshops and cultural conversations.
Explore Doha's most exciting lineup of events and make every moment count.
Teeb AlHazm Oud and Perfumes Exhibition
Until July 4, 2026
Opens June 25, 2026; 6:30pm-11pm
Al Hazm Mall
Week days: 10am -11pm, Fridays: 2-11pm
The 13th edition of Teeb AlHazm Oud & Perfumes exhibition opens as a premier platform uniting top global brands, renowned perfume houses, and niche creators.
Visitors enjoy a unique blend of luxury, diversity, and creativity making it an ultimate destination for authentic oriental fragrances.
The exhibition also sets new standards of excellence and tells a story of success through scent.
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1,000 Minutes to Olympism
Until June 25, 2026
Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum (QOSM) Library – 7th Floor
This drop-in activity event is a community reading challenge inspired by the values of the Olympic Movement, in celebration of Olympic Day.
The challenge offers three reading levels for children and adults -English and Arabic languages - allowing participants of all ages to join at their own pace while promoting literacy, teamwork, perseverance, and a love of reading.
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Indian Mango Festival (Hamba Exhibition)
Until June 27, 2026
4-10pm
Souq Waqif (Eastern Square)
A variety of premium Indian mangoes, food products, and cultural experiences are what this event promises which is also one of Qatar’s most anticipated seasonal events.
The exhibition offer visitors a unique cultural and commercial experience in an atmosphere reflecting India’s rich heritage and traditions.
Storytelling: Afternoon session
June 26, 2026
4–5pm
3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum Library, 7th Floor
Join an afternoon story time session with your little one. ‘Maha’s Hobby’ by Reem Al-Sheali is a heartwarming story about courage, confidence, and finding true passion.
No registration is required and for ages 7 to 11 year
Workshop: World Cup 2026 
June 26 - 27, 2026
4-6pm
3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum
Get into the FIFA World Cup spirit at the 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum with two free, family-friendly workshops.
Children can showcase their creativity by designing and painting their own football jerseys or learn to draw footballs, trophies, players, and victory scenes in a fun, interactive setting. The workshops combine art, imagination, and teamwork while celebrating the excitement of the world's biggest football tournament.
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Doha Summer Trade Fair
Until July 4, 2026
Daily: 10am-10pm; Fridays: 3pm-10pm
Doha Exhibition and Convention Centre
Enjoy a vibrant summer shopping experience with fashion, beauty, perfumes, gifts, home essentials, and more, featuring top brands, exclusive offers, and special deals under one roof.
More details on the exhibition here
Drawtastic
June 27, 2026
4 - 6pm
Mathaf's Manara Art Studio
This is an interactive, fun-filled art session where creativity knows no limits.
Experience the freedom of expression at Drawtastic—a "no rules" zone where it's just you, your imagination, and a model waiting to be brought to life in any medium or style you choose.
Register for Drawtastic here
Unedited
June 27, 2026
11am - 1pm
Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art
This writing workshop explores writing as a tool for artistic thinking—using language to surface ideas, associations, and perceptions before they take form.
Through timed, prompt-based exercises rooted in contemporary artistic practice, participants are guided through self-editing and are allowed to let words flow freely.
No writing or art experience needed. Just openness and a willingness to explore.
Beyond the Object: How Museums Preserve Cultural Memory
June 29, 2026; 6pm
Fire Station Auditorium
Join the discussion that brings together voices from heritage, conservation, curatorial practice, and contemporary art.
This discussion explores how museums are redefining preservation today. The conversation features Bouthanya M. Baltaji, Carmen Blanco, Hadeer Omar, and will be moderated by Nicoletta Fazio.
To get tickets and details, click here.
