
Katara wraps up dazzling Eid Al Adha celebrations
Tribune News Network
Doha
The Cultural Village Foundation (Katara) concluded its three-day Eid Al Adha 2025 celebrations, which drew large crowds and created an atmosphere of joy and festivity throughout the Cultural Village. The vibrant turnout reaffirmed Katara's status as one of Qatar's and the region's leading cultural and tourist destinations.
Committed to its mission as a hub of cultural exchange and civilisational dialogue, Katara designs its events to foster convergence between cultures while promoting both enjoyment and knowledge. The Eid festivities were a testament to this ethos, blending entertainment with cultural enrichment for visitors of all ages and backgrounds.
Salem bin Mabkhout Al Marri, Director of Public Relations and Communication at Katara, highlighted that the Eid Al Adha 2025 celebrations embody the Foundation's vision of becoming a fully integrated cultural and tourist destination that welcomes all. 'We are extremely pleased with the great interaction from the public and the wide turnout witnessed throughout the three days. We saw joy and amazement on the faces of visitors from various nationalities, which reflects our success in providing cultural and entertainment content that meets their aspirations,' he said.
The programme offered a wide array of activities designed to engage and delight. The Katara Corniche featured musical and traditional artistic performances, recreational activities for children, evening concerts, and folkloric shows that created a lively and immersive festive experience. Visitors also enjoyed events at Al Thuraya Planetarium, theatrical performances such as the Haunted House, and spectacular fireworks and dancing fountain displays enhanced by lights, music, and visual effects—all of which added to the sense of wonder and celebration.
Visitors expressed admiration for the high level of organisation, artistic variety, and cultural richness of the events. Many described the Eid celebrations at Katara as 'exceptional' and 'inspiring', affirming that it has become their preferred destination for holidays and special occasions.
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