Dragon City Bahrain Celebrates Eid Al Adha with a Variety of Unique Events and Family Entertainment
From June 6 to June 8, Dragon City Bahrain will host a daily entertainment programme from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Visitors will be welcomed with traditional Bahraini hospitality, followed by an hour-long Ardha (traditional sword dance) performance from 6:45 PM to 7:45 PM. The activities will also feature interactive folk games throughout the Eid period.
Children can look forward to a wide array of fun activities including meet-and-greets with 'DiDi', Dragon City Bahrain's beloved dragon mascot, as well as face painting, henna balloon art and more.
From June 9 to June 14, the entertainment continues daily during the same time slot, featuring amusement games, a dynamic photo zone to capture memorable moments with loved ones, and a creative arts and crafts corner, offering children the chance to express themselves through drawing and DIY activities.
These festivities are part of Dragon City Bahrain's commitment to offering its valued visitors exceptional experiences during all occasions, reinforcing its ongoing efforts to provide a comprehensive shopping and entertainment environment for the whole family.
Dragon City Bahrain invites all citizens, residents, and tourists of all ages and nationalities to join the Eid celebrations and participate in the engaging daily activities tailored for the entire family, ensuring an extraordinary and memorable Eid experience this year.
As one of the Kingdom's top family shopping destinations, Dragon City Bahrain has welcomed over 65 million visitors since its opening in 2015. It is renowned for offering a wide variety of competitively priced products that cater to the diverse interests and needs of its clientele. Shoppers can explore a broad selection of innovative electronics, accessories, apparel, toys, and goods from top brands that suit every taste and every member of the family.
Fashion enthusiasts can enjoy the latest designs in clothing, footwear, and accessories of the highest quality. The mall also offers an extensive range of construction materials, home décor, and furniture. In addition, Dragon City features a dedicated section for tools and equipment catering to DIY enthusiasts, along with ideal dining and café options to ensure visitors' comfort and enjoyment.
Stay connected with Dragon City Bahrain for the latest offers and promotions, by following the official pages online; dragoncitybh on Instagram, DragonCityBahrain on Facebook and Dragon City Bahrain on YouTube. Visit Dragon City Bahrain during working hours from 10 am to 10 pm (10 am to 12 midnight on Thursdays and Fridays). For more information, please call (+973 77909077). Terms and Conditions Apply.
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