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Highlights
Join us at Al Shindagha Museum to celebrate the rich history of past and present festivities that foster cultural identity, community bonding, and heritage sustainability.
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Celebrations play a significant role in Emirati culture, reflecting the rich traditions, values, and sense of community that are integral to the UAE.
Through a series of workshops, live demonstrations, events, and festivals, guests will have the opportunity to discover the importance of their role in Emirati life.
They will delve into intricate details, including preparations, traditional clothing, food, perfumes, and performances.
Your ticket to Al Shindagha Museum does not only grant access to captivating exhibits but also includes a range of diverse workshops, adding depth and excitement to your visit. Immerse yourself in hands-on experiences!
What’s included in the ticket
*Entry to Al Shindagha Museum *Tour the 22 pavilions spread over 80 houses that offer innovative educational programs including the royal residence of His Highness Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum *Access to weekend workshops, traditional demonstrations drop-in activities, events and festivals
Timings:
Museum timings: From 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Specialised workshop timings: every weekend 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Fine Print
Booking required by email, contact sales@talentsuae.com and provide Groupon codes. Limit 10 per person.
About Al Shindagha Historic District
Al Shindagha Historic District is a significant cultural area located in Dubai, known for its historical significance and preservation of traditional Emirati heritage. The district showcases traditional Emirati architecture, with well-preserved buildings and narrow alleyways that offer visitors a glimpse into Dubai's past. Al Shindagha Historic District houses several museums, including the Dubai Museum, which provides insights into the city's history, culture, and development over the years. Visitors can explore the district's traditional wind towers, known as "Barajeel," which were used in the past to naturally cool buildings in the hot desert climate. The area offers a unique cultural experience through its traditional souks (markets), where visitors can browse and purchase locally-made crafts, spices, textiles, and traditional Emirati products.