Looking for something unforgettable this May in Dubai? From mesmerizing concerts to other fun events, the city is buzzing with excitement. Whether you’re a music lover or just after a unique experience, here’s a quick guide to the must-see happenings this month.
Looking for a fun family outing? Town Mouse and Country Mouse is coming to Dubai for the first time on May 10–11, 2025 at Theatre by QE2. Brought to life by the award-winning Pied Piper Theatre Company, this playful take on Aesop’s fable follows two mice from very different worlds on a journey full of surprises, music, and friendship. At just 55 minutes long, it’s perfect for kids aged two and up—and a great first theatre experience for little ones.
Dubai’s turning into gamer central from up to May 11, 2025 as the Esports and Games Festival (DEF) makes a comeback—bigger, bolder, and packed with action. Think exclusive game previews, global esports stars, meetups, and a whole lot of gaming buzz across the city. Mark your calendars: GameExpo hits Dubai World Trade Centre’s Zabeel Halls from May 9–11, 2025 with game zones and cool activities for all ages. Before that, from May 7–8, 2025, the GameExpo Summit will bring top industry names to talk all things gaming, tech, and trends. Whether you’re a newbie or a diehard gamer, DEF’s got something for you.
The world’s wildest dance party, elrow, is back in Dubai on May 17, 2025 at Jubilee Park, Expo City. After touring 84 cities, this Barcelona-born festival returns for its third Middle East edition—bringing surreal décor, confetti storms, and performers in outrageous costumes. With room for over 12,000 partygoers, expect a massive open-air rave with big-name DJs and non-stop energy.
Dubai Restaurant Week is back from May 9–25, 2025 and it’s the perfect excuse to eat your way across the city. Whether you’re into fancy fine dining or love finding those underrated gems, 100+ spots are offering special set menus. This year’s line-up is seriously good. Try the Euro-Asian fusion at Studio Frantzen in Atlantis. XU at Kempinski is serving up crowd-pleasers like duck spring rolls and black pepper beef. More into street-style bites? Hit REIF Japanese Kushiyaki. Or go British at Duck & Waffle. Basically, now’s your chance to try the city’s top tables without breaking the bank.
Candlelight concerts in Dubai are a whole vibe. Think Coldplay, Adele, Vivaldi, and Mozart—played live with a classical twist—under a soft sea of flickering candles. Set in stunning spots like Shangri-La Dubai and Raffles The Palm, it’s not just music—it’s an experience. Whether you’re into the dramatic energy of Radioactive and Viva La Vida, or the elegance of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, there’s a concert that hits just right.
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