Exhibitions in Dubai

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Exhibitions, immersive experiences and cultural events in Dubai. Many run for weeks, so the date on the card is the next one.

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Exhibitions & Culture

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Exhibitions, shows and summits in Dubai

Trade shows and public exhibitions

Dubai is one of the world's busiest cities for exhibitions and conferences. Public shows such as the Dubai International Boat Show and the Middle East Car and Bike Week sell day tickets to visitors, while summits, award ceremonies and industry events — real estate, technology, design — sell delegate passes.

Most take place at the Dubai World Trade Centre on Sheikh Zayed Road, Expo City Dubai, Madinat Jumeirah and the large hotels. The event page gives the dates, the opening hours and what the ticket includes.

Art and culture

For art, the independent galleries of Alserkal Avenue in Al Quoz and the Dubai Design District are free to walk around; only special exhibitions and events sell tickets. Museums and immersive attractions such as the Museum of the Future sell timed tickets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are exhibitions held in Dubai?

Mostly at the Dubai World Trade Centre, Expo City Dubai, Madinat Jumeirah and conference hotels.

Do I need a ticket for trade shows in Dubai?

Public shows sell day tickets; trade-only days and summits need a delegate or trade pass. The ticket page says who can attend.

Are there free art exhibitions in Dubai?

Yes — the galleries of Alserkal Avenue and the Dubai Design District are free to visit; only special exhibitions and events sell tickets.