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Qatar Museums public programmes and workshops

This dossier follows public programmes across Qatar Museums institutions, distinguishing announced activities from their delivery.

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Football on the ground.
Football photographed in June 2014. Generic illustration; does not show the Doha programme. Petey21, CC0. — Petey21 / Wikimedia Commons — CC0 https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ — juin 2014, sans modification.

Where things stand

On 1 November 2026, a monthly programme of workshops and activities was announced for children, teenagers and adults. Official calendars detail individual sessions.

Reported information

Doha’s 3-2-1 Museum launches free football sessions at West Bay Beach

Qatar’s 3-2-1 Olympic and Sports Museum launched a public football programme at West Bay Beach on 3 November 2026, GulfTrick reports. The official calendar lists free sessions on Sundays and Tuesdays from 4pm to 7pm until 27 November.

Football on the ground.
Football photographed in June 2014. Generic illustration; does not show the Doha programme. Petey21, CC0. — Petey21 / Wikimedia Commons — CC0 https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ — juin 2014, sans modification.

The programme is aimed at children, young people, families and football fans. Qatar Museums says advance registration is not required. Activities include beach matches, penalty shootouts, dribbling challenges and mini-tournaments.

The initiative takes museum activities beyond its premises as part of its November public programme. Times and access arrangements are those announced by the organiser; the sources reviewed give no attendance figure for the first session.

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Reported information

Qatar Museums announces November workshops, from drawing to jewellery design

Qatar Museums announced a programme of workshops and experiences for children, teenagers and adults on 1 November 2026. The activities accompany the autumn-winter cultural season, QNA reports.

Flag of Qatar, illustration.
Archive geographical illustration; it does not depict the reported event. — Wikimedia Commons, domaine public (géométrie simple). Drapeau du Qatar ; rendu PNG de l’original SVG.

The Museum of Islamic Art plans drawing and calligraphy activities. Mathaf offers sessions inspired by the legacy of the Baghdad Group for Modern Art, while M7 addresses jewellery, fashion and architecture.

The official English-language calendar supplements the announcement with creative workshops linked to Design Doha. Activities retain their individual dates and access arrangements; the announcement does not mean all sessions have already taken place.

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