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Qatar Calendar’s August features summer camps, culture
This August, Qatar Calendar presents a range of events for families, children, and visitors. The month includes educational programmes, workshops, camps, and exhibitions across the country.
This August, Qatar Calendar presents a range of events for families, children, and visitors. The month includes educational programmes, workshops, camps, and exhibitions across the country.
FAMILY-FRIENDLY FESTIVALS AND SUMMER CAMPS
A variety of activities are available for children and families. The Qatar Toy Festival at Doha Exhibition and Convention Center runs until August 4, featuring themed zones and interactive attractions. The Doha Summer Trade and Shopping Exhibition, also at the same venue, is open until August 4, offering retail experiences and shopping opportunities.
Mall of Qatar hosts the Kids Art Club through August 16. Hello Summer at Ezdan Mall Wakra runs daily until August 22 with shows and games.
Younger children can join the Al Shaqab Pony Club Summer Camp (ages 3–6) from August 2–7 or the Al Shaqab International Camp 2025 from August 4–14. Sports For All Summer Camp 2025 at Lusail Sports Arena continues until August 7, focusing on sport and teamwork. Doha Club welcomes children to the Dana Club Kids Summer Camp from August 10–21.
Families can visit InflataCity 2025 from August 5–23 at QNCC for inflatables and games. Workshop: Design Your Dream House (for kids) is on August 2 at M7, and the Create Your Own Jewellery workshop runs from August 3–7 at the Fire Station’s Wood Shop.
At the Museum of Islamic Art, the Summer Camp: We Are What We Eat (August 3–5) introduces food heritage, while the National Museum of Qatar hosts Summer Camp: The Museum Is Ours from August 3–7, allowing children to engage with the museum.
EDUCATION AND WORKSHOPS
Hands-on workshops and summer learning programmes are available throughout the month. Msheireb Museums' Summer Programme runs until August 28, and Qatar National Library’s Summer Programme concludes on August 27.
At the Museum of Islamic Art, workshops include Naskh Calligraphy (beginners) from August 2–23, Diwani Calligraphy (intermediate) from August 3–6, and a more advanced Kufic Calligraphy workshop from August 13–27. Modern Techniques in Acrylic Painting with Wadha Al Kuwari is held from August 10–14 at the Fire Station’s Education Studio.
The My Plate at the Table series at MIA, running from August 6–27, combines library learning and art exploration. Rise Art: Create and Pour Your Own Art with Marwa Labib is available from August 17–21.
EXHIBITIONS AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
Art lovers can visit the Printed Nostalgia Exhibition at Fire Station Gallery Four through September 1. Escape Room: The Scholars of the Islamic World continues at the Museum of Islamic Art until December 31.
At Souq Waqif, the 10th Edition of the Local Dates Festival runs until August 7, highlighting locally grown varieties. Visitors can learn about whale sharks at Al Ruwais Port through guided tours available until September 19.
PERFORMANCES AND THEATRE
The Doha Players present Clue, a stage adaptation of the mystery comedy, from August 20 to September 12.
ONGOING ACTIVITIES
To cool off, enjoy Ladies’ Day at Sea Caves Water Park at Hilton Salwa Beach Resort and Villas, held every Tuesday and Wednesday until August 27. The Al Shaqab Summer League 2025 takes place at the Longines Indoor Arena every weekend until August 29. -TradeArabia News Service