The Al Khor Family Park will reopen on Sunday after remaining closed for development and maintenance work that lasted for 100 days and entailed a cost of QR32m, said the Ministry of Municipality and Environment, in a statement yesterday.
Well, Mercury retrograde is never good news — but, this winter's Mercury retrograde will be the best for these zodiac signs: Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces. If you made the cut, this transit will most certainly have a bright side.
Cheer for your favourite football teams in the Al Kass International Cup! Never miss the sports action as we bring you the matches this week. Watch this space for match updates!
Continuing the celebrations of Qatar National Sport Day, the weekend has few more sporting activities. But if sports is not your forte, then worry not. We have listed many other fun activities for you to pick and choose from.
The National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ) adds two more exciting attractions to its wide array of fascinating spots to visit as it launches two of its highly anticipated children’s playgrounds on Saturday.
Make your occasion more memorable with special flowers! We gathered some of the flower shops in the city to help you find the best flower bouquet for your loved ones. Find the nearest store using the list below and have a look at their offers.
We made it. After more than three hours of Oscars fare, from red carpet proceedings and Billie Eilish memes, to entertaining speeches and triumphant wins (mainly for Parasite), Hollywood's biggest night is done and dusted. It turns out our handy and totally accurate winner predictions weren't totally accurate after all. Mainly because Parasite did better than expected, and deservedly so.
Qatar is set to reveal new tourism projects for the private sector at forthcoming ITB trade show in Berlin in March, Qatar Airways Group Chief Executive HE Akbar al-Baker has said.
Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts in Qatar (VCUarts Qatar) in Education City is launching a new program called, “Foundation in Art Therapy.”
There was great excitement at Saturday’s opening of Qatari artist Masoud Al Bulushi’s “Unreachable Mirage” exhibition at W Doha’s Art29 gallery as a large number of established and emerging artists thronged the launch of the pioneering artist’s solo show at one of the newest art spaces in Doha.