“Tango” with Iñaki Urlezaga in Katara Doha Qatar

“Tango” with Iñaki Urlezaga in Katara Doha Qatar

Don’t miss the amazing performance of Tango presented by Iñaki Urlezaga with his Ballet Concierto. Urlezaga has been the principal dancer of royal ballet of London from 1995 to 2005 among his numerous accomplishments as a dancer . The “Tango” has been choreographed over the masterly melody of Astor Piazzolla and Gustav Santaolalla Mora Godoy and J.M.Firmani have choreographed “Tango”, combining the expression of modern and traditional tango with the techniques of classical ballet .

For the first time in Qatar , Iñaki Urlezaga will present an amazing performance of Tango with his Ballet Concierto .This spectacle highlights Iñaki’s artistic potential qualities ,the perfection of his technique and the excellent acting interpretation while he is on stage .Urlezaga has been the principal dancer of royal ballet of London from 1995 to 2005 among his numerous accomplishments as a dancer .His repertory as a principle dancer has been extensive and he has performed in the most prestigious Opera House in New York , the Bolshoi Theatre in Moscow and the Teatro Real in Madrid Among others .

The “Tango” has been choreographed over the masterly melody of Astor Piazzolla and Gustav Santaolalla Mora Godoy and J.M.Firmani have choreographed “Tango” , combining the expression of modern and traditional tango with the techniques of classical ballet .

Day 1
Friday - May 18, 2012 - 07:30 PM
Katara Cultural Village - Doha - Opera House Open Seating
Doors Open 07:00 PM
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Day 2
Saturday - May 19, 2012 - 07:30 PM
Katara Cultural Village - Doha - Opera House Open Seating
Doors Open 07:00 PM
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Ministry of Sound World Tour in Doha Qatar

Ministry of Sound World Tour in Doha Qatar

Don’t Miss the Last Beach Party of the Season

Thursday - May 3, 2012 - 07:00 PM
InterContinental Hotel - Doha - Beachside
Doors Open 07:00 PM 

 

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Acclaimed film ‘Take Shelter’ Screens for First Time in Gulf

8 May - 14 May 2012

05:30:pm - 10:30:pm

Katara Drama Theatre - Bldg 16

Free Admission

Katara and Doha Film Institute (DFI) will present a one-week theatrical release of ‘Take Shelter’, the highly acclaimed ‘indie’ dramatic thriller.  Never previously screened in the Gulf, the film swept multiple festival awards in 2011, including the Grand Prize at the Cannes Critics Week.

Independent director Jeff Nichols’ ‘Take Shelter’ taps into the wave of generalized anxiety that currently runs through American life: the economy, unstable weather patterns, crime and social breakdown, conspire to drive devoted father and husband Curtis to extreme measures. Oscar nominee® Michael Shannon (Boardwalk Empire, Revolutionary Road ) plays the male lead,  alongside rising star and Oscar® nominee Jessica Chastain (The Help, Tree of Life).  Jeff Nichols’ latest feature film, ‘Mud’ starring Matthew McConaughey and Reese Witherspoon, is one of 22 films vying for the Palme d’Or in the 2012 Cannes Film Festival’s main competition.

Screenings of Take Shelter will take place daily from May 8 to 14 at the Katara Cultural Village Drama Theatre (Building 16). This release is supported by the film’s Middle East distributor, Italia Film.  For show timings and ticket details, please consult the DFI website: www.dohafilminstitute.com and Katara website www.katara.net or DFI box office located in Katara, building 26.

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Thakira(Dhakira) Salt Marsh and Estuary in North Alkhor Qatar

Thakira is a small village located a few kilometres to the North of Al Khor. Like many of Qatar's towns it has tripled in size over the last few years, and it is becoming more difficult to navigate your way through the maze of half-built houses to get to the shore side. If you are a nature lover, though, it is well worth doing so, as the vista is completely different from much of the rest of Qatar.

Thakira-Sunset time Qatar

Thakira not only rests on the edge of an estuary, it is also home to mangrove swamps. While, because of the extremely high saline content of the sea in this area, the mangroves are not as large as in other countries, they are probably the most established in Qatar.

If you are out for a quite time you may just wish to take a couple of photos, have a stroll around the jetty, chat to some local fishermen and enjoy the unusual peace. However if you are more adventurous you might fancy a bit of swamp snorkeling.

The snorkeling is not quit as dramatic as over a reef, and is often in very shallow water. Once you get into the swamps you often have to pull yourself along by the roots of the mangroves. (Expect to collect a few scratches along the way!) The visibility of the water is poor, and the effect can be quite scary as the mangroves loom above - you should, however, be able to see plenty of the small fish that inhabit the swamps.

Thakira-Mangroves Qatar

At low tide you might want to get out into the swamps to explore the wildlife here. There's plenty to see here, from kingfishers and marsh harriers to exotic sea slugs - including a new species of sea slug discovered on a Qatar Natural History Group expedition.

If you have a four wheel drive you could also choose to cross the swamps at low tide, park at the wadi and enjoy the beach opposite Al Thakira. If you do so, take care: one trip ended in disaster when the cars involved got stuck in the face of an advancing tide, and ended up having to be rescued. The pictures of the abandoned cars made the front page of the next day's Gulf Times!

After enjoying the mangrove swamps, try stopping at Al Khor on the way back to Doha to enjoy the beach - and some great Turkish food along Main Street.

Source from www.aboutqatar.info

MIA Park in Corniche Doha Qatar

MIA Park is conveniently located on the waterfront in the grounds of the MIA, right off the Corniche Road through the Port Road entrance; entrance is free of charge. 

Visitors will be able to access the park through the parking area of the Museum of Islamic Art or they may park their vehicles at a new parking area adjacent to the Doha Port.

The future MIA Park operating hours to the public will be as follows:

Sunday        1030 – 2300
Monday       1030 – 2300
Tuesday       CLOSED
Wednesday  1030 – 2300
Thursday     1200 – 2300
Friday          1400 – 2300
Saturday      1200 – 2300

No special prayer area in the park (assuming Moslem should go to MIA for praying) unfortunately.

Free wifi was said available but I haven’t tried yet.

Toilets are available near the cafes (left side cafe is for cold beverages, right cafe is for hot beverages).
The cafe design itself is interesting, with Arabic pattern and modern seating designs.

MIA Park Map and Access

See more from http://wahyuinqatar.wordpress.com/2012/01/10/mia-park/

2012 Student Art Exhibition in Mathaf Qatar

2012 Student Art Exhibition in Mathaf Qatar

Call for submissions ...................

Ever wondered what it would be like to see an artwork you made at Mathaf?
Here at Mathaf, we are excited to announce our first Student Art Competition.
The theme is “transformation” and we can’t wait to see your submissions!

We want you to imagine, transform and make something extraordinary out of something ordinary.
The lucky winners will get to see their artworks showcased at Mathaf in the fall and take home some cool prizes. Open to K-12 students in all schools in Qatar. To apply download the information kit below and submit your artwork and entry form to your teacher.

Have your teacher submit the file to us between May 13 and May 26, 2012.

For students ages 13-18 download
For teachers of students ages 4-12 download

what will happen to my artwork?
Winning submissions will be installed in a student art exhibition worthy of your fantastic art. The exhibition will open in October 2012 and will celebrate your creativity and imagination.
The rest of the submissions will be available for your school to pick up and return to you in June.

get inspired!
Find inspiration by downloading the activity kit below. Feel free to modify the project ideas or create your own projects entirely, the process is just as important as the final product, so take your time, experiment, and have fun!

Suggested Activities Resource download
Powerpoint Presentation of Images download

More information just visit http://www.mathaf.org.qa/studentartex/

Mathaf - Arab Museum of Modern Art - Doha Qatar

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POP-UP Fashion Boutique in Katara Doha Qatar

3 May - 5 May 2012

07:00:pm - 10:00:pm

Katara Art Center, Bldg 5

Free Admission

Come see our make-over!

POP-UP Fashion Boutique in Katara Doha Qatar

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Haydn’s London Symphony in Katara Doha Qatar

Haydn’s London Symphony in Katara Doha Qatar

28 Apr 2012

07:30:pm - 10:00:pm

Katara Opera House – Building 16

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Doors Open 06:30 PM  

Conductor / Guest Artist

Michalis Economou

Michalis Economou, music director
Melissa Coleman, cello

Program
Debussy: Prélude À L’Après midi d’un Faune (Afternoon of a Faun)
Herbert: Concerto No. 1 for Cello and Orchestra Timeless
Haydn: London Symphony No. 104 in D major
Wagner: Overture to Rienzi, WWV 49

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Museum Laboratory Qatar

Mathaf Qatar

How can a museum engage communities around modern and contemporary art? Join us for an evening of brainstorming, role-playing and experimental thinking at Mathaf on May 16th 2012. We'll be screening a special episode of Art21 on the innovative artist El Anatsui. After the screening, you'll be swept off to our art lab, where we will generate ideas that will shape the future of Mathaf. We promise discussion, new connections, and new ideas.

This event is free. Get your ticket(s) now.
Conducted in English.
Suitable for ages 16 and above.

This event is part of Art21 Access '12, a celebration of contemporary art and Art in the Twenty-First Century, Season Six, sponsored by Art21. Visit art21.org for more information.

Artist Encounters with Talal Al Qasemi in Mathaf Qatar

Mathaf Qatar

QatarJoin ceramicist and Qatari artist Talal Al Qasemi in a 6 day workshop that explores clay techniques. Get fired up for a great time and learn more about Talal's artistic process. Using the artwork "Fragile" from the "Cai Guo-Qiang: Saraab" exhibition as the basis of your inspiration, you'll get to experiment with clay and create different forms and figures.

Date: 13, 15, 19, 20, 22, 23 May
Time: 4:00- 7:00
Venue:  Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art
Fee: Free
Age: 18 years and above

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Google Art Project launch to be held at MIA Doha Qatar

Google Art Project website

Google Art Project in Qatar

Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 6:00 PM (GMT+0300)

Doha, Qatar

 

The artworks at the Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) and Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art will be available for online viewing with Qatar Museums Authority joining hands with Google on the path breaking Google Art Project.

The MIA and Mathaf are the only museums in the Middle East to keep their doors open 24/7 with the Google Art Project. Art lovers are able to explore a wide range of artworks at a brushstroke level, take a virtual tour of a museum, and even build their own collections to share from paintings, sculptures, street art, and photographs with just a few mouse clicks.

The Google Art Project launch will take place tomorrow in the MIA auditorium at 6pm. The event will feature a conversation between QMA’s museum directors and Google Art Project leaders, allowing attendees to get a behind-the-scenes peek at the making of the project in Qatar.

The Google Art Project enables people to discover and view more than 30,000 artworks online in extraordinary detail. The partnership between QMA and Google is part of a major global expansion of the project, which now counts 151 partners in 40 countries.

When launched, the project covered only 1,000 artworks in nine museums. Streetview technology images now cover 46 museums, with more on the way.

The event is open to public. Those interested can RSVP to http://googleartqatar.eventbrite.com

Event Details

The Museum of Islamic Art, Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, and the Qatar Museums Authority are hosting an event to celebrate our inclusion in the Google Art Project! The Google Art Project is an online collaboration between Google and the finest museums in the world, allowing users to explore a wide range of artworks at brushstroke level, take a virtual tour of a museum, and even build their own collections to share. Featuring over 151 international renowned museums, the Google Art Project offers art fans a world of paintings, sculptures, street art, and photographs with just a few mouse clicks.

The Museum of Islamic Art and Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art are the only museum in the Middle East to keep their doors open 24/7 with the Google Art Project. Join us on April 24 at 6:00pm in the Museum of Islamic Art Auditorium for a conversation between our museum directors and Google Art Project leaders to get a behind-the-scenes peek at the making of the project in Qatar, and why it's so important to open our culture's doors to the world.

Check out the Google Art Project at googleartproject.com 

Please note: The event begins at 6pm sharp and finishes by 7pm

يستضيف متحف الفن الإسلامي ومتحف: المتحف العربي للفن الحديث وهيئة متاحف قطر حدثاً احتفالاً بإنضمامنا  في مشروع غوغلالفني!ومشروع غوغل الفني هو مشروع تعاون عبر الإنترنت بين شركة غوغل وأرقى المتاحف في العالم، مما يتيح للمستخدمين فرصة استكشاف مجموعة واسعة من الأعمال الفنية عن كثب ، والقيام بجولة افتراضية في المتحف، كما يمكنهمتشكيل مجموعات خاصة بهم. يضم مشروع غوغل الفني أكثر من 151 متحف يتمتع بشهرة دولية، كما يقدم مشروع غوغل الفني لعشاق الفنعالماً من اللوحات والمنحوتات والفن الشعبي والصورالفوتوغرافية بمجرد عدد بسيط من نقرات الماوس.

متحف الفن الإسلامي ومتحف: المتحف العربي للفن الحديث هما أول المتاحف في منطقة الشرق الأوسط تشارك بمشروع غوغل الفني وبذلك يفتحا أبوابهما 24 ساعة يومياً. انضموا إلينا يوم 24 أبريل في الساعة 6 مساء في قاعة متحف الفن الإسلامي لحضور محادثة بين مدراء المتحفتن وقادة مشروع غوغل الفني للحصول على نظرة من وراء الكواليس عن إقامة هذا المشروع في قطر، والتعرف عن أهميته في فتح أبواب ثقافتنا إلى العالم.
 للمزيد من المعلومات يرجى زيارة موقع  googleartproject.com

Photography Workshop Katara Doha Qatar

11 May - 12 May 2012

05:00:pm - 07:00:pm

Qatar Photographic Society – Building 18

Free Admission

“The Artistic Elements of Photography”

Accompanying the exhibition ANDARES, a workshop directed by the artist Ana Maria Garcia Montero, a Peruvian Photographer with over 20 years’ experience, will take place at Katara, developed by the Katara Cultural Affairs Department, Visual Arts Education.

The workshop will have theoretic and fieldwork components and will focus on wild life photography and its artistic elements potential.

Registration is mandatory and places are limited. To register please email education@katara.net to receive more information and a registration form.

Photography Workshop Invitation Katara Doha Qatar

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Between Gestalt & Structuralism Katara Doha Qatar

8 May - 9 Jun 2012

10:00:am - 10:00:pm

Katara Gallery - Bldg 19

Free Admission

Art Exhibition by Dr. Shetha Faraj Abbo Al Numan

Between Gestalt and Structuralism Katara Doha Qatar

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Contemporary Egyptian Sculpture Exhibition Katara Doha Qatar

23 Apr - 23 Apr 2012

07:00:pm - 10:00:pm

Visual Art Center - Blg 19

Free Admission

 

Contemporary Egyptian Sculpture Exhibition Katara Doha Qatar

 

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Al-Markhiya Gallery - Doha Qatar

Al markhiya gallery was established with a mission to promote art in Qatar and the region. The gallery works to promote and represent a distinctive group of emerging and established artist from Qatar to promote and represent a distinctive group of emerging and established the overarching mission that led to the establishment of the muslim Authority and cultural Village which aims to enrich the cultural scene in Qatar.

Al-Markhiya Gallery

• P.O. Box 5581 - Souq Waqif
• Doha, Doha, Qatar, 5581
• Phone: +974 - 4442 - 8007
• Website: www.almarkhiyagallery.com
• on facebook: www.facebook.com/almarkhiyagallery

Art Galleries of Al Markhiya Gallery Doha Qatar

Katara Artists Atelier I - Doha Qatar

22 Apr - 5 May 2012

10:00:am - 10:00:pm

Katara Gallery - Bldg 19

Free Admission

Katara Artists Atelier I - Doha Qatar

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Umm Salal Mohammed Fort Qatar

Situated at 20 km north of Doha on the North Highway, Umm Salal Mohammed fort creates a vibrant impression in the visitors' mind.

The fort comes into sight after going through the Umm Salal Mohammed town.

One can view the fort Umm Salal Mohammed after going about 1.5 miles. 

 

Many castles and forts in Qatar are there that attract the tourists. These include Marroub Fort, Al-Ghuwair Castle, Umm Salal Mohammed Fort, Al-Thughb Fort, Barzan Tower, Al-Zubarah fort, Al-Jassasiya and Al-Wajbah Fort.

 

Umm Salal Mohammed fort is a19th-century fortress. It is a four-storied structure with thick walls of sand-color. There is an impressive facade raised with traditional Arabian crenelations. Entering there lately will enable the viewers to watch the decorative architectural structures minutely. This is one of the main attractions of Qatar. This is a residential fort where both military and civil functions take place. There is a small mosque in front of the Umm Salal Mohammed fort. 

 

Visit to Umm Salal Mohammed fort is really worth and truly exciting. It remains mostly closed. There are two towers that rise beyond the four stories in height. The styles and the tradition have been greatly married in Umm Salal Mohammed fort. Waiting patiently will let the visitors view the inside.

Forts and Mosques in Qatar

Numerous Forts and Mosques can be found around Qatar giving you a wonderful insight to the countries culture, history and heritage.

Borj Barzan Fort
Borj Barzan Fort was built in the 19 Century to protect the water reservoir in the Umm Salaam Mohamed area. To facilitate this protection two distinguishable watch towers jutting about 20 meters high were erected on either side.

Borj Barzan Fort

Al Ghuwair Castle
Situated about 85 km from Doha, Al Ghuwair Castle these days mostly consists of ruins. The thick 130 cm walls are still visible in some parts giving the visitor an idea of what it looked like in the 19th century.   

Al Rekiyat Fort
Not much is known about this fort, the structure simply consists of the traditional square with 3 circular towers about 12 m high.

 

Umm Salal Mohamed Fort
Built in the 19th Century about 25 km north of Doha stands the Umm Salal Mohamed Fort. The solid structure with large impermeable walls was designed as a residential Fort.

Simaisma Mosque
Local fisherman and Pearl divers built this mosque in 1938. The Mosque was built with an unusual design of overlapping raw pieces of coral rock and limestone. The roof was finished with a layer of compressed mud. This mosque served a dual function as it served as a place for prayer, but also a center for education. The original prayer area is situated on the west side of the courtyard and the original educational area is just in front of it.   The school area today servers as the home of the "Muezzin,” who is responsible for the call to prayer. Prayers are still conducted in this mosque till today and visitors are advised not take pictures or enter during prayer times.

Read more: http://www.qatarliving.com/the-qatar-guide/discovering-qatar/forts-and-mosques

New amusement park opens in Souq Waqif

Waqif Land, a new entertainment park located in Souq Waqif, opened yesterday with hundreds of people availing of various family and thrill rides, some of which are new to Doha.

With the opening of the fun park, Souq Waqif adds another reason for families to visit Doha’s cultural hub and having opened on a Friday, many families thronged the amusement park as early as 2pm.
One of the more exciting rides in the park is the Drop and Twist Tower which is different as it offers a ‘twist’ from the normal Drop Tower. It rotates either clockwise or counter clockwise as the gondola moves up and down, offering rider an exhilarating experience.

The Side Winder is another attraction at the newly opened park for thrill riders. It has a capacity of eight passengers, with each person strapped onto a rotating disc, which hangs at the bottom of a giant pendulum and as the disc rotates, the pendulum swings.

Set on a U-shaped track, the Mind Blaster rolls back and forth as circular carriages spin rapidly, a definite must for thrill seekers.

The park has also 6D cinema which takes the viewing pleasure to an entirely new dimension. Unlike 3D which offers visual depth or 4D which has special simulations including chair movement and effects such as wind blowing, water spraying, leg and back ticklers 6D exposes the audience to environmental elements such as rain, wind and smell, similar to what the characters in the movie experience.

Other rides include rollercoaster, mini drop tower, fun house and swing among others. In addition there is also a special indoor park where arcade games and those for children are available. Food stations are also accessible around the area.

With the way the park was constructed, it seemed it would stay there for quite sometime and sources said it would operate for three months initially but could stay there for up to two years based on the demand from the public.

To avail of the games, one has to purchase a card worth QR30 which is consumable for rides whose cost ranges from QR5 to QR50, the most expensive of which is the exciting Go Kart which is QR40 during weekdays and QR50 on weekends and requires an additional QR20 charge for helmets to ensure safety during the 10-minute ride.

The cards can be topped up and once the card owner has spent QR1,000 he becomes a VIP card holder which entitles him to discounts in the rides.

Source from The Peninsula/Raynald C Rivera

A Beautiful day in Doha Qatar

The former pearling and fishing community of Doha has grown enormously since the 1930s, when oil was discovered. Though "watch this space” might have been a good motto for Doha a few years ago, "enjoy this space” is probably a better motto for today.

Islamic Art Museum Doha Qatar

The centrepiece of the city, Doha Bay was carefully constructed with landfill to make an attractive crescent, along which runs shaded footpaths and cycling tracks. One great way to gain an introduction to the city is to begin at the south-eastern end of the corniche, at the Ras Abu Abboud street flyover, and either walk or drive to the Sheraton Doha Hotel and Resort, looking out for prominent landmarks along the way. Dhow (boat) rides are available to take you around the bay and if you have four hours to fill, it is a beautiful way to view the corniche.

Doha City Qatar

If you are up for a spot of shopping, Doha will not disappoint. Gulf shopping malls like City Center-Doha, Landmark and Hyatt Plaza appear to be even more opulent versions of American malls, complete with themed entertainment and Starbucks. But then you will find an abeyya shop selling women’s cloaks or a prayer bead counter next to a waffle stand that confirms that you are, indeed, shopping in the Middle East.

Souq Waqif Doha Qatar

Looking for something a little bit quirky? The best place to visit is the Second-hand Market in Doha’s Najma area. It is a great place to find that teapot from the British administration, minus the spout no doubt, or the date palm that you always wanted. The souq comes alive on Friday, when sales are conducted briskly from the back of trucks.

By this point you will have worked up an appetite. Pause for pomegranate juice in Arabian-style Al-Mourjan restaurant and watch the sun put a glint in the eye of Doha’s beautiful bay.

If you are not hungry, recharge by the beach at the Inter Continental Doha, which has a reputation for high quality service without the attitude.  Once your energy returns, hit the night running at the convivial hotspot, Paloma or at the city’s equally friendly cool-spot, the City Centre-Doha ice rink. Paloma is considered one of the most lively bars in town; curiously offering live music and Tex-Mex food. The City Centre is a hotspot of family-friendly fun, with ice skating, bowling and wall climbing.

Far from notions of exotic Arabian distance, and more than just a stopover, Qatar is a cultured destination refined by centuries of history, commerce and culture.

SLAYSLA EXHIBITION - Katara Doha Qatar

SLAYSLA EXHIBITION - Katara Doha Qatar

 

19 Apr - 21 Apr 2012

10:00:am - 10:00:pm

Katara Art Center, Bldg 5

Free Admission

Katara Art Center is hosting “SLEYSLA” exhibition that is happening for the first time in Qatar.
Hand Crafted items and products made by Saudi Women as well as handmade fashion accessories and jewelry will be exhibited at Katara Art Center Courtyard , Fashion Boutique and Design Spaces.

“SLEYSLA” hand crafts center is one of Al Faisaliya women welfare Society Projects in Saudi Arabia. The Center focuses on producing local and traditional products.

They recreate Saudi motives on their accessories , bags ,hand crafted products in a modernized way by using traditional fabrics and palm fiber waved by Saudi women around the Kingdom
Their goal is to enhance the economic status of limited income families, (deaf and physically handicapped).

Everyone is Invited!!!

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4th Edition Gulf Jazz Festival Marathon Doha Qatar

4th Edition Gulf Jazz Festival Marathon Doha Qatar

The famous yearly Gulf Jazz Festival is back to Doha for the 4th time at Grand Hyatt on April 29th, 2012.

Join us for three hours of great jazz music, performed by World famous jazz artists.

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REGULAR: QR 140
(entrance – seated at table – includes 1 drink of either beer, house wine or soft drink)

VIP: QR 350
(entrance – seated at VIP table – includes 3 set course dinner + 2 drinks of either beer, house wine or soft drinks)

Sunday - April 29, 2012 - 08:00 PM
Grand Hyatt - Doha - Grand Ballroom
Doors Open 07:00 PM

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