
Wasla Festival in Dubai
- Next date
- Saturday 28 November 2026 · 16:30 – 23:00
- Venue
- Jubilee Park, Expo City Dubai
- Price
- from AED 250 (≈ €59)
Highlights
- Live performances by four artists
- Support for UNHCR initiatives
- Diverse Arabic and world music
- Jubilee Park, Expo City Dubai
Wasla Festival returns to Dubai with an inspiring night of music and unity at Jubilee Park, Expo City Dubai. This event is dedicated to breaking boundaries and connecting people from all walks of life through the universal language of music. The festival is held in support of UNHCR’s work, raising awareness and resources for displaced families in need of shelter, healthcare, and education.
The evening’s lineup showcases four remarkable artists and groups known for reshaping and celebrating Arabic and global sounds. Marcel Khalife, the renowned Lebanese composer and oud virtuoso, brings his modern take on Arabic folk, blending poetry and melody in unforgettable ways. LE Trio Joubran, a celebrated Palestinian ensemble of brothers, weave intricate and moving instrumental pieces on three ouds, creating an atmosphere both deeply traditional and innovative.
TootArd, a genre-bending duo from the Golan Heights, infuse their music with desert blues, reggae, and retro Middle Eastern pop influences, offering a fresh and lively sound. Rounding out the bill is Fatima, whose expressive vocals and fusion of R&B, jazz, and Middle Eastern rhythms captivate audiences with a soulful edge.
Wasla Festival is more than a concert; it’s a gathering of voices for a meaningful cause, set against the vibrant backdrop of Expo City Dubai. It’s an evening for music lovers, supporters of humanitarian work, and anyone seeking to experience the power of live performance to inspire change.
Venue
Jubilee Park, Expo City Dubai — Jubilee Park - Dubai - United Arab Emirates · Map
Good to know
Where does Wasla Festival take place?
The festival is held at Jubilee Park in Expo City Dubai.
Which artists are performing at Wasla Festival?
The lineup includes Marcel Khalife, LE Trio Joubran, TootArd, and Fatima.
What cause does Wasla Festival support?
This year’s festival supports UNHCR’s efforts to assist displaced families.



