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What's On
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
6 fun things to do in Dubai this weekend: May 23 to 25
Busy, busy… The summer might be coming but there are still so many things to do in Dubai this weekend, night swims are being announced every week, indoor activities are getting busier and some cute new concepts are popping up around the city. Friday, May 23, Try the newest night swim Night swims are starting to become popular as the weather heats up and now there's a new one on the block. Tropézienne Nights at Twiggy are now going to be every Friday and Saturday, starting May 23. Dive into the magic of the French Riviera right here in Dubai with this glamorous night swim experience. The iconic Twiggy lagoon transforms after dark every Friday and Saturday with moonlit swims, a curated Riviera-inspired menu, and live DJ entertainment that sets the tone for unforgettable evenings, even as it gets hotter. Bookings recommended. Offer: Dhs250 per person with Dhs150 redeemable Timings: Friday and Saturdays from 7pm Location: Twiggy, Dubai Creek Club Street, Port Saeed Contact: +971 04 602 1105 @twiggydubai Take a selfie Get snap-happy at Dubai's largest 3D trick art museum. There are tons of different artworks that, when you pose for a picture with them, create a cool optical illusion. Go with phone batteries fully charged as these snaps will be a star on your 'Gram. Purchase tickets here. Location: 3D World Selfie Museum Dubai, Behind Mashreq Bank, Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Quoz 4 Timings: Open daily 10am to 8pm Offer: Dhs65 per child and Dhs89 per adult, Contact: Tel: (0)50 987 6511. @3dworlddxb Saturday, May 24 Try out a homegrown bakery treat Saturday's calories done't count right? That sourdough sauce though – the pastries at Maha's Bakehouse are enough to induce a serious pang of craving in you. A homegrown venture by Maha-Morley Kirk, they offer buns, breads, croissants, cookies and brownies. Offer: Pastries start at Dhs22, boxes at Dhs84 Timings: Daily, closes 3pm Location: Delivery only, order on Talabat, Deliveroo, Noonfood and Careem Contact: @ Sunday, May 25 Have a Ripe Roast Ripe Market moves inside for the summer it has a new home, with a twist. From May 25 to September 28, you'll be able to find the market at The Roast by Bubbalicious every Sunday. The Roast takes place from 1pm to 4pm at Mina's Kitchen, The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina however the market will be there for an extra hour for you to browse as you please. Offer: Kids under 6 go free, Dhs175 kids under 12, Dhs295 soft, Dhs350 house, Dhs450 bubbly Timings: every Sunday, May 25 to September 28, 1pm to 5pm Location: Mina's Kitchen, The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi Beach Resort & Marina Contact: 04 511 7373 Get wine for only Dhs19 all day If your idea of Sunday plans involves a crisp rosé, a glass of bubbly, or maybe something rich and red, Mezzanine Bar & Kitchen might be your new favourite spot – at least for this weekend. In celebration of National Wine Day, they're pouring wines for just Dhs19 a glass all day long on Sunday, May 25. Offer: white, red, rosé and sparkling wine for Dhs19 Timings: Sunday, May 25, all day long Location: Mezzanine Bar & Kitchen, Souk Madinat Jumeirah Contact: (0)58 599 4659. Reservations@ @mezzaninedubai Learn more about women's health There's a super useful event happening in folly Brasserie in Emirates Hills this Sunday and if you're a woman, you should consider attending. CLO Women, the female-led wellness platform, is teaming up with BUFARMA, the Italian skincare brand rooted in sustainability and known for its ultra-hydrating buffalo milk formulations, to host an intimate Women's Health Event at folly Brasserie in Emirates Hills. Set in folly's dreamy glasshouse space, the evening is designed to explore the connection between skincare, hormones and confidence. There's a botanical mocktail workshop using hormone-balancing ingredients, a self-confidence session with neurolinguistic tools like reframing and a panel talk with an integrative doctor diving into the skin-hormone link. Guests will be treated to canapés, wellness-driven sips by folly, and leave with a luxe BUFARMA skincare gift bag. Offer: from Dhs149 per person Timings: Sunday, May 25, from 5pm to 7pm Location: folly Brasserie in Emirates Hills Contact: Book here
What's On
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
Here's where you can get wine for just Dhs19 all day this Sunday
Wine not…? If your idea of Sunday plans involves a crisp rosé, a glass of bubbly, or maybe something rich and red, Mezzanine Bar & Kitchen might be your new favourite spot – at least for this weekend. In celebration of National Wine Day, they're pouring wines for just Dhs19 a glass all day long on Sunday, May 25. Wines, wines, wines We're talking white, red, rosé and sparkling – each for Dhs19. Whether you're sipping solo or making a lazy afternoon of it with friends, the drinks list has enough range to please pretty much everyone. Pair it with a Sunday roast While you're at it, don't skip the roast. Mezzanine's Sunday Roast has built a bit of a name for itself. It's hearty, classic, and goes particularly well with a generous glass of red (or three). Live music, too Setting the vibe for the day: live performances by British artists throughout the afternoon. So you're getting good wine, good food, and good music – all without breaking the bank. Also read Your bar twin: Some of the best bars in Dubai for every personality 15 Stunning sky high rooftop bars and restaurants in Dubai Not a wine person? Fair. They've still got you. Mezzanine's daily Happy Hour runs from 12pm to 7pm, with drinks starting at Dhs34. So whether you're on the wine train or not, you won't feel left out. The details Offer: white, red, rosé and sparkling wine for Dhs19 Timings: Sunday, May 25, all day long Location: Mezzanine Bar & Kitchen, Souk Madinat Jumeirah Contact: (0)58 599 4659. Reservations@ @mezzaninedubai Images: supplied > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Gulf Today
24-04-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
Dubai court obliges firm to pay Dhs5.2m outstanding amount to subcontractor
Dubai Commercial Court has ordered a contracting company to pay Dhs5.251 million to a subcontractor who had been contracted to construct a 103-storey residential tower, along with 6 basement levels and a ground floor in Dubai Marina. The company had initially refused to pay the outstanding amount after the project's completion. According to the case file, the subcontractor filed a lawsuit against the main contractor after signing a contract in 2015 to implement construction works for the project, valued at over Dhs19 million. The plaintiff affirmed that his company started the agreed-upon work but was later halted by the appellee company, which attributed the stoppage to the project owner. The plaintiff claimed the appellee owed Dhs17.9 million and sought court to compel payment, including legal interest. The court appointed a technical expert to review the case and documents, including the contract, final account statement, and other evidence. The expert determined that the actual amount owed to the plaintiff was Dhs5.251 million. In response, the appellee company argued that the lawsuit should be dismissed on the grounds that it was filed by a party without legal standing, claiming that the project's actual owner was also the owner of the plaintiff company and that the plaintiff owed the appellee outstanding payments. The appellee further argued that the lawsuit was premature, citing the principle of 'payment upon receipt.' Dr Alaa Nasr, the legal representative of the plaintiff company, countered that the claim of the lawsuit being filed by a party without legal standing was invalid. He cited Article 891 of the Civil Transactions Law, which states that a subcontractor cannot claim payments directly from the project owner unless explicitly authorised by the main contractor. However, Dr Nasr argued that a subcontractor can sue the project owner directly if he is originally a part to the main contract. The court ultimately ruled in favour of the plaintiff, ordering the appellee company to pay him the outstanding amount of Dhs5.251 million.
Gulf Today
25-03-2025
- Business
- Gulf Today
Al Ain court orders an office to pay man Dhs19,000 for failing to process golden visas for his family
Al Ain Court of Civil, Commercial, and Administrative Cases has ordered a transaction processing office to pay Dhs19,248, along with a fine of Dhs1,000, to a customer, who transferred the amount to the office to renew the golden visa of his children, but the office initiated the process without completing it and failed to refund the amount. Additionally, the office representative evaded taking the decisive oath before the court. In detail, a customer filed a lawsuit against the office, requesting the court to order the appellee to pay him Dhs19,248 which he transferred to his account, and Dhs3,000 as compensation, in addition to legal fees and expenses. The plaintiff provided evidence in the form of bank transfer receipts. During the interrogation, the plaintiff stated that he had agreed with the appellee to process visas for his wife and three children and paid Dhs19,248 to cancel the previous residencies, issue new visas, and complete all procedures, including health insurance, but the appellee only cancelled the previous visas and issued four visas but stopped further action. The plaintiff allegedly contacted the appellee, who agreed to transfer the case to another office to complete the visa process for the four family members. He later claimed that the total expenses exceeded Dhs20,000 and attached a memo with receipts for the procedures completed. Before ruling on the case, the court ordered the appellee to take the supplementary oath to swear that he received Dhs19,248 from the plaintiff to process visas for four members of his family, and that he completed all agreed procedures with the amount paid by the plaintiff, adding that only health insurance violations remained unpaid by the plaintiff. However, the appellee failed to appear in person at the designated session to take the oath. Given the appellee's evasion of the oath and failure to provide evidence of completing the agreed procedures or refunding the remaining amount, the court ordered the appellee pay Dhs19,248, along with a fine of Dhs1,000, and to bear the legal fees and expenses.
