Celebrate Eid Al Adha in Abu Dhabi: Culture, Cuisine & Curated Family Experiences

From cultural capital to cool kid on the block, Abu Dhabi is definitely having its main character era! And with Eid Al Adha 2025 around the corner, there’s no better time to experience it. Whether you're escaping the Dubai hustle for a luxe weekend away or soaking in the city’s charm from within, Abu Dhabi delivers a curated mix of culture, delicious cuisine and fun for the whole family. Think family-friendly festivals, moonlit souqs, decadent buffets nand dreamy staycations; here’s your ultimate guide to doing Eid the elevated way.

Fwalat Al Eid at House of Artisans: Authentic Emirati Hospitality

Step into a beautifully curated majlis at House of Artisans and experience the warmth of traditional Emirati culture. Families can enjoy henna art, Ajfa hairstyling for kids, and classic sweets, while little ones receive Eidiya gifts to mark the occasion.

Timings:

· First Day of Eid: 4pm – 8pm

· 7–8 June: 9am – 8pm

Eid Celebrations at Qasr Al Hosn: History Comes Alive

In the heart of the city, Qasr Al Hosn becomes a vibrant hub of festivities. The three-day cultural celebration includes family giveaways, creative activations, and a deep dive into the city’s rich heritage.

Timings:

· First Day of Eid: 4pm – 8pm

7–8 June: 9am – 8pm

Layali Manarat Al Saadiyat: Twilight Souq Under the Stars

Spend your evening at Manarat Al Saadiyat, which transforms into a moonlit market featuring local artisans, creative workshops, and exclusive food pop-ups. This is where art, community, and family-friendly fun intersect.

Timings:

· First Day of Eid: 4pm – 8pm

7–8 June: 10am – 8pm

Eid in Al Ain: Heritage Escapes Beyond the Capital

Celebrate Eid at Al Ain’s iconic landmarks including Al Jahili Fort, Qasr Al Muwaiji, and Al Ain Oasis. Each location offers themed giveaways and experiences that reflect the traditions of the region—perfect for a heritage-infused day trip.

Timings:

· First Day of Eid: 4pm – 7pm

7–8 June: 9am – 7pm