Ramadan in Dubai continues to extend beyond moments of reflection, with a citywide calendar of post-Iftar activations scheduled across key waterfronts and cultural landmarks for Ramadan 2026.
At Al Seef, nightly fireworks are set to take place throughout the Holy Month at 9:30pm. Located along Dubai Creek, the heritage-inspired district will host evening displays that complement Iftar gatherings and waterfront strolls, adding a structured programme to the area’s Ramadan ambience.
Festival Bay at Dubai Festival City Mall will present a nightly drone show at 10:30pm. The synchronised aerial performance will feature themed formations and illuminated visuals across the skyline. The experience is paired with the traditional Ramadan cannon firing, a longstanding custom that signals Iftar across the city and connects contemporary presentations with heritage practices.
In parallel, Ramadan Reflections will return with projection mapping across a selection of mosques, transforming façades with crescent motifs, geometric patterns and calligraphic greetings inspired by the Season of WULFA. The initiative aims to enhance the visual landscape of the city during evening hours while maintaining the cultural context of the Holy Month.
Participating locations include Jumeirah Mosque, Zaabeel Mosque, Hudaiba Mosque, Al Habai Mosque, Sheikh Rashid Al Maktoum Mosque, Dubai Harbour Mosque, Al Rashidiya Mosque and Musabbeh Al-Fattan Mosque.
Together, the fireworks, drone performances and mosque projections form part of Dubai’s wider Ramadan programme, offering residents and visitors organised evening experiences across multiple districts after Iftar.
