Things to do this weekend in Qatar (October 2024)

Doha, Qatar: It’s time for the weekend, where the fun is plenty and available for everyone. Here are the top activities for the weekend.

Music Night at the Museum: Doha Jazz Band

October 5
5 pm–7 pm
MIA Atrium

Do you like jazz? MIA has you covered. Drop in for a swinging night of jazz right in the heart of the Music of Islamic Art (MIA). Admission is free but is on a first come first serve basis, so be quick. For the history of jazz music in Qatar.

‘The Sky Above Gaza… Imagine Exhibition

Until November 7
6 pm to 9 pm
Al Markhiya Gallery, Fire Station

A group exhibition featuring over 50 artists from both Palestine and the Arab world. Presented in collaboration with Qatar Red Crescent, the exhibition’s proceeds are allocated to support the people of Gaza.  

‘First of its Kind’ comedy show             

Until October 12
Katara Drama Theatre

Kuwaiti comedy comes to Qatar in the “First of its Kind” comedy play. Come and unwind with the comedic musings at the Katara Cultural Village. Tickets and show timings are here.

International Shopping Exhibition

Until October 13
12 am to 12 pm
Katara Cultural Village

Katara’s International Shopping Exhibition invites you to explore over 200 stalls, with a plethora of products ranging from clothing, accessories, and perfumes, to foods, desserts, books, and many more.

Lusail 5K dash

October 5
06:30 am
Lusail Boulevard

Run a 5k race at Lusail Boulevard that promises to be unforgettable, with prizes up for grabs, and a very fun, energetic atmosphere at the race village. Tickets and entry information are here.

‘Look Away, Look Again’

Until October 7
10 am to 10 pm
Katara Cultural Village, Building 18

Katara invites you to experience the art of Faycal Bezzaoucha, to take a glimpse into his inner world and the details that make his artistic vision. The General Manager of Katara Prof. Dr. Khalid bin Ibrahim Al Sulaiti described the exhibition as “an addition to the various art exhibitions presented by Katara that contribute to enriching the local artistic and cultural scene.”