Past Events

Legends reveal an important part of a people’s historical and cultural heritage. They are a mix of imaginary and historical events that are re-told in different ways through human memory by modifying or adding to them. Join us in this month’s Reading Circle, where we will discuss legends.

Join us to read and discuss your favorite books for young adults. This month we will read Maskoon, by Reem Gazal.

Artist Noor Al Qaissoni, in collaboration with the Museum of Islamic Art, leads a workshop entitled "How to Draw Geometric Shapes in Islamic Art" that will highlight how to produce Islamic geometric shapes in a professional, funny and high-quality manner.

Join us to make one big craft painting of the sea animals and discover the undersea world!

Join us for activities, songs, instruments and props to help your child develop physically, intellectually and socially in a safe, fun and nurturing environment. This program is for children and their female caregivers.

Ready to kick off your academic year? Why not start with a proper workout? Calling all teenage girls to our first Zumba class, led by Zumba instructors. Before you register, please read the following instructions: 1. Please wear a culturally appropriate, colored t-shirt and bring extra shirts. No white clothes, please. 2. Bring a water bottle. A water dispenser will be available outside the venue. 3. Please arrive on time.

The Philippines is rich with customs and traditions that have been influenced by different cultures, such as Malayo-Polynesian, Indian, and Arab. This event will highlight these customs and traditions, as celebrated by the young Filipino generation in Qatar.

Get started with the basics of game development and make your own game! Teens are requested to bring their own laptops to this session.

Read and discuss popular books. Our first session will be about the book Who Moved My Cheese?

Get ready to go back to school by reading stories and making your own pencil case!