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- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for AL-MONITOR: The Middle Eastʼs leading independent news source since 2012
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Mathaf film series reimagines history (opens the original)
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This week in Doha, four films at Mathaf turn the museum into something closer to a classroom, tracing revolutions, resource wars and buried histories. A few streets over, Geekend takes the opposite approach entirely: three days of costumes, art markets and karaoke. A comedian pulls no punches at Souq Waqif, an orchestra trades Tchaikovsky for Shostakovich mid-concert and a jewelry exhibition turns Doha into a magnet for collectors from more than 175 countries. If you want to receive this newslet
Doha photographers put belonging in focus (opens the original)
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Doha has a habit of turning ordinary weeks into an educational journey. Twelve photographers spent 14 weeks learning to look closer at home, and their answers to one quiet question — What does it mean to belong somewhere? — now hang at Al Hosh Gallery. Down the road, Arabic proves it still has something to say, with two days of speakers at the Multaqa student center making the case for the language on a global stage. Then the city loosens up entirely, with a comedian who turns small moments into
Qatari artists reimagine Uzbekistan (opens the original)
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Doha rarely sits still, but the weeks ahead feel especially busy. Seven Qatari artists bring Uzbekistan’s Islamic heritage to a Doha gallery through painting, ceramics and calligraphy. Falcons return to Katara, where tradition meets AI workshops. A 13-time Grammy winner brings an intimate show to the city, the Qatar Philharmonic journeys from Viennese Romanticism to the American frontier, and a library panel turns attention back to the sea — a reminder of what shaped Doha long before its modern
A day at Qatar's national museum (opens the original)
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Doha spends this stretch of summer moving between worlds. A desert rose-shaped museum offers a full day of galleries, food and quiet corners. Come evening, the French Riviera lands in Lusail with La Petite Maison. Elsewhere, strangers swap stories over objects that shaped them at Qatar National Library, volunteers trade sand for cleanup gloves along the coast and a planetarium in Katara sends visitors through the solar system for free. If you want to receive this newsletter or our other City Pul
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