Dubai, UAE, 13 April 2022: Making plans for Ramadan? Dubai Design District (d3), a global hub for art, design and creativity, has gone all out this year with a host of immersive experiences. From delectable Iftars and Suhoors to workshops featuring calligraphy, candle making and flower arrangements, “Ramadan at d3” embodies d3’s principal mission to “Rethink the Regular” and bring the creative community together to experiment, innovate, collaborate and inspire. Discover all there is to do throughout the Holy Month:  

Floristry workshop by Maison Des Fleurs

Led by Maison Des Fleurs’ expert team of florists, learn how to create your own floral arrangement in a customised d3, Maison Des Fleurs box. All fresh flowers, tools and materials are included – all you have to bring is your creative flair.
Attendance to each workshop is limited to 10 participants, so book your spot now on d3 website: https://dubaidesigndistrict.com/the-community/events/.

When:
Saturday 16 April 2022
9:30 PM - 11:00 PM
Where:
d3, Building 7

Arabic Calligraphy by Agaty Calligraphy

Enjoy custom Arabic Calligraphy art design by artist Mohamed Agaty on a personalised A5 card. With eight years under his belt, Agaty is a well-known figure in the UAE for his eye-catching work and has left his mark on projects with notable galleries and brands the likes of Sikka Art Festival, Tashkeel and many others.

When:
Saturday 16 April 2022
9:30 PM - 11:00 PM
Where:
d3, Building 7

Candle Making Workshop by From the Arabs

Learn how to create your candle scent and design your very own candle with experts at From the Arabs. The Emirati brand is known and loved for its handmade, eco-friendly and locally sourced candles that come in simple and stylish pastel clay ceramics.
Attendance to each workshop is limited to 10 participants, so book your spot now on d3 website: https://dubaidesigndistrict.com/the-community/events/.

When:
Sunday 17 April and Friday 22 April 2022
9:30 PM - 10:30 PM
Where:
d3, Building 7

Ramadan Majlis by Irthi Council

During the month of Ramadan, d3 and Irthi Contemporary Crafts Council (ICCC) will activate an Emirati inspired Suhoor series of game nights, short films, and workshops set within an experiential setting of food and flora. ICCC will also launch its Salwa Collection Drop of Emirati Games as part of the Ramadan Majlis.

When:
12 - 23 April 2022
8:30 PM - 1:00 AM
Where:
d3, Building 7

Performances

Enjoy themed performances in the district during Ramadan. A whole calendar of traditional activities awaits, including oud players and storytellers to keep you captivated after Iftar.  

When:
12 – 23 April 2022
8:30 PM - 1:00 AM
Where:
d3, Building 7

Iftar and Suhoor experiences

Bageri Form

Bageri Form is known for scrumptious bakery classics with works of wonder in the form of savoury bites baked and prepared on-site every day. This Ramadan, the open plan bakeshop is going above and beyond with special options for Suhoor, including Halawa cheesecake, chocolate fudge cake, passionfruit and caramel lattes, and infused caramelized dates cake served with vanilla ice cream.

The Name

In the mood for a Mediterranean-inspired menu and specialty coffee? Then add The Name to your next Iftar dining experience. Complete with soup, starters, salad, a main course and desert for AED75, expect delicious bites and a relaxed, yet vibrant contemporary setting perfect for a casual evening. Even their Suhoor menu includes a range of special sweet and salty wraps and desserts to keep you full for the next day.

Mohalla

An ode to the 'Community Neighbourhoods' of India, Mohalla is a journey through the explored and unexplored cuisines from different parts of the country. Nestled in Dubai Design District (d3), it is an intimate and soulful experience serving up Indian comfort food with signature attention to detail and flavours. With its vibrant colours it’s the place to be for gastronomes this Ramadan. Take advantage of the three-course set menu with water included for AED115 per person.

The Lighthouse

From a vibrant Mezza selection to decadent desserts, The Lighthouse’s innovative Mediterranean-inspired dishes offer the highest quality food made from fresh and seasonal produce and served in a relaxed environment. Family and friends are invited to delight in the three-course Iftar meal for AED150 which sports a variety of delicious options.

Molecule

The enticing combination of an artistic ambience, stylish furniture and expertly crafted dishes makes Molecule one of the most remarkable dining spots at Dubai Design District (d3). Enjoy their special AED69 Iftar three-course set menu of bistro inspired international cuisine on their beautiful terrace all throughout Ramadan.

The Host

Crafted to celebrate moments together, The Host will hook you in with deliciously diverse cuisine and leave you craving more. Serving carefully crafted dishes, luxury Belgium Chocolate and specialty coffee, the unique space was created by six Emirati women who came together to create this one-of-a-kind concept. During Ramadan they will be serving traditional sweets for dine in and delivery all over UAE. From Kunefe skillets, Ashaliya, and date pudding trays, indulge your sweet tooth throughout the Holy Month.

SMAT

Get ready to be transported to the dinner table of an Emirati mother at SMAT, known for delicious Emirati-inspired cuisine that evokes nostalgia. For AED80 per person, the much-loved local restaurant is offering set menus including soup, salad, starters, a main course and traditional sweet to top it all off.

GOAT Burger

Serving outrageously succulent burgers, GOAT Burger invites guests to satisfy their hunger and sweet tooth with treats from their specialty Ramadan menu. The joint is serving up special slider buckets for families and friends along with nostalgic Ramadan ice cream flavours, desserts and special Arabic drinks.