Katara's Eid Al Adha activities come to a close today in a dazzling festive atmosphere
The activities were held amidst a large public turnout and an atmosphere of joy and happiness that pervaded the Cultural Village, reaffirming its position as one of the most prominent tourist and cultural destinations in Qatar and the region.
Katara is committed to ensuring that the events reflect the Cultural Village's mission as a vibrant cultural and civilizational edifice that fosters cultural convergence and promotes the concepts of entertainment and enjoyment, along with culture and knowledge.
In this context, Director of Public Relations and Communication at Katara Salem bin Mabkhout Al Marri emphasized that the events organised by the Foundation for Eid Al Adha 2025 embody Katara's vision of becoming an integrated cultural and tourist destination that embraces everyone, providing a unique festive experience that blends enjoyment and knowledge.
He said, "We are extremely pleased with the great interaction from the public and the wide turnout witnessed throughout the three days. We witnessed the feelings of joy and amazement on the faces of visitors of various nationalities, which reflects our success in providing cultural and entertainment content that meets their aspirations."
The activities organised by Katara were diverse and catered to all ages and backgrounds. The Katara Corniche hosted a variety of events, including musical and traditional artistic performances, along with recreational activities for children, musical evenings, and folklore events that delighted visitors, who enjoyed a comprehensive experience combining entertainment, art, and knowledge. In addition, there were shows at the Al Thuraya Planetarium, the Haunted House theatrical show, fireworks displays, and a dancing fountain show accompanied by lights, visual effects, and music, which added a unique sense of joy to the place.
Many visitors expressed their admiration for the level of organisation, artistic richness, and cultural diversity that characterized the events, praising the Eid atmosphere at Katara, which they described as "exceptional" and "inspiring," affirming that Katara has become their favourite destination for events and holidays.
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