Lifestyle
The weekend is the perfect opportunity to step away from the everyday routine and explore something new. From leisurely brunches and immersive hangout experiences to wellness escapes, Dubai offers plenty of ways to make the most of your time off. Whether you’re looking to unwind, discover a new spot or fill your calendar with something different, here is your guide to what to do in the Dubai this weekend.
New hangout space in Mall of the Emirates
The Mall of the Emirates is set to introduce The Hangout, a new indoor-outdoor lifestyle and entertainment destination. Bringing together four entertainment concepts and 18 dining experiences, the precinct is designed for everything from social gatherings to leisurely evenings. Visitors can also look forward to the mall’s first dedicated F&B courtyard, offering al fresco dining and outdoor events during Dubai’s cooler months.
Opening in phases through 2026 and early 2027, The Hangout will add a new dimension to the Mall of the Emirates experience, making it a destination to dine, unwind and connect.
When: Daily
Where: Mall of the Emirates
Experience a themed afternoon tea
Ginori Terrace at The St. Regis Downtown Dubai celebrates breast cancer awareness this October with a special Pinktober Afternoon Tea. Inspired by the stories of remarkable women, the menu features sweet and savoury creations named after influential figures, from Marie Curie and Audrey Hepburn to Frida Kahlo and Maya Angelou. Served against a setting of pastel pinks and hand-painted motifs, the experience brings together delicate pastries, refined sandwiches and freshly baked scones. Throughout the month, a contribution from every afternoon tea will go towards the Al Jalila Foundation’s #PINKtober initiative, supporting breast cancer research and treatment in the UAE.
When: Throughout October
Where: Ginori Terrace at The St Regis, Downtown Dubai
Explore Kelvin Cheung’s new tasting menu at Jun’s
At Jun’s, Chef Kelvin Cheung brings his Chinese heritage and Middle Eastern influences to a new 10-course tasting menu. Rooted in his signature Third Culture Cooking philosophy, the menu features inventive dishes such as lobster pani puri, dry-aged sea bream with whipped bone broth butter, butter-poached king crab and a playful take on Chicago deep-dish pizza.
When: Daily
Where: Jun’s, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard
Start your Saturday morning with seaside yoga
Banyan Tree Dubai is partnering with Samadhi Wellness for a morning of yoga, nourishment and relaxation by the sea. The experience begins with a rejuvenating vinyasa yoga session led by yogi Vanessa, followed by a nourishing breakfast at Tocha, the resort’s Japanese tea house. Guests can then enjoy access to the pool and beach for the rest of the day, making it an opportunity to unwind and embrace a slower pace of living.
When: 3rd of October
Where: Banyan Tree Dubai, Bluewaters Island
Pain, play and create
Take an hour to slow down and get creative with this weekend pop-up painting workshop for adults. Each session explores a different medium, giving participants the chance to experiment with colour, brushwork and composition in a relaxed, informal setting. Follow a reference or let your imagination lead the way, with themes spanning nature and landscapes to abstract interpretations.
When: 3rd of October
Where: Tashkeel Nad Al Sheba
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