The seventh edition of Culture Summit Abu Dhabi, a key event organised by the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, is set to commence on April 27, bringing together a diverse array of thought leaders, artists, and creators from across the globe.
In his new book, Dr. Hasan Saleh Al Mujaini, Finance Controller at one of the foremost oil and gas enterprises, ADNOC, shares valuable insights about leadership, innovation and the transformative influence of AI in shaping the future of business.
The coolest place to hang out this weekend has to be BRED Abu Dhabi, running from April 23 to 27 at Yas Marina Circuit, Yas Island.In its third year, the cultural phenomenon presented by Hypebeast returns to celebrate music, fashion, sport and art.
Get ready for one of the biggest concerts on the Abu Dhabi entertainment calendar.The OFFLIMITS Music Festival, being staged at Etihad Park, Yas Island, on Saturday April 26, is the first open--format event of its kind in the UAE,The 12-hour event,
The recently unearthed Iron Age cemetery in Al Ain is proving to be a treasure trove of archaeological information — and it could be just the beginning of more groundbreaking discoveries about life in the region more than 3,000 years ago,
Abu Dhabi residents might have captured an exciting glimpse of several scenes from Lionsgate’s highly anticipated movie "Now You See Me: Now You Don’t", which wrapped an action-packed 13-day shoot across iconic locations in the capital.
Leading rare book seller Peter Harrington returns to Abu Dhabi with a curated selection of works that reflect regional histories, including the first known appearance in an American novel of Arabic script,
The allure of timeless Emirate heritage and the thrill of sporting adventure has turned Lammah Al Bahr, a weekend jamboree, into a signature cultural event on the shell-strewn shores of Al Dhafra.
Master violinist Yamen Saadi returns to the Abu Dhabi Festival's recital series, leading a line-up of exceptional talent including violist Sara Ferrandez and cellists Kian Soltani and Pablo Ferrandez. Saadi, born in Nazareth,
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