September in Dubai still carries the heat, but the city’s calendar is picking up with new dining offers, art-led experiences and weekend plans worth building around. From immersive wellness sessions to brunches, comedy nights and a waterfront paint session, here are a few events and offers to have on your radar this month.
For those spending time in Dubai in September, there’s a mix of one-off events and longer-running experiences to choose from. Whether it’s a family outing or something to make the day more memorable, these are some of the events and offers worth knowing about this month.
Things to Do in Dubai in September 2026
Month-Long Offer: Kushi No Hi
REIF Japanese Kushiyaki in Dubai Hills Business Park has begun a Kushi No Hi offer that will run through September. Running from Friday, 4 September to Wednesday, 30 September, the offer includes four kushiyaki skewers inspired by flavours from Kagoshima, Fukuoka, Hokkaido and Nagano.
Expect combinations such as Satsuma wagyu, mentaiko-spiced chicken, scallop and hamachi, plus Nagano asparagus. It is priced at AED 178 per person.
Lineup at Arte Museum Dubai
Arte Museum Dubai has a lineup of events this month that transform the immersive art space into a wellness hub. Wellness and meditation sessions are scheduled for weekends, alongside silent dance experiences.
The K Festival 2026 – Paintings of Joseon is scheduled for Friday, 25 September, while the edition for Gangneung will begin on Wednesday, 30 September.
Send a direct message to the museum on their Instagram page (@artemuseum_dubai) for more details, timings and booking information. Wellness and yoga sessions are mostly subject to availability, and spaces are limited, so it’s worth booking in advance.
Karak After Dark
Karak After Dark is an unscripted and improvisational comedy show scheduled for Thursday, 10 September. Volume 3 features a lineup of performers including Nouri Al Haddour, Courtney Ashbale, and others.
It will take place at Alserkal Avenue from 8 pm onwards. Tickets are available on the Mato platform.
The Bench Brunch
The Daily at Rove City Walk is offering The Bench Brunch every Saturday, until Saturday, 26 September 2026. Guests enjoy an unlimited buffet with fresh salads, sandwiches and sweet treats.
These are complemented by a choice of one main course from the kitchen, including vegan-friendly options, and a cup of coffee or tea. All of these are priced at AED 99 per person. Kids aged 4 to 12 dine for AED 49, while children under 4 dine complimentary.
For a more social meal, diners can upgrade the brunch for an additional AED 99 and enjoy a choice of four hops or one bottle of grapes. Guests are free to walk in and can also book online or call 04 561 9999 for reservations.
Sip & Paint at Boardwalk
Dubai Creek Resort is hosting sip and paint sessions by the waterfront, from Sunday, 6 September onwards every Sunday, from 5 pm to 7 pm. Participants can get creative on their own canvas while sipping on a refreshing drink in a laid-back setting.
At AED 95 per person, the offer includes one drink from a selected menu, a canvas and all essential painting materials. Visit dubaicreekresort.com to book.
The Marriage of Figaro Ballet
Dubai Opera will host a ballet adaptation of ‘The Marriage of Figaro’, featuring expressive choreography and storytelling.
Performed by the Ukrainian National Ballet, this production combines artistry with creative costumes in a fresh adaptation of the story. The event will take place from Thursday, 17 September to Saturday, 19 September with performance times varying by date. Book tickets on dubaiopera.com.
There’s plenty happening across Dubai in September, making it a good time to start filling up the calendar with plans. There’s something suitable for everyone throughout the month, based on varying interests, schedules or simply what sounds fun.
Before heading out, check the latest timings, venue information and ticket availability, as event or offer details can change. Keep this guide bookmarked for your plans and make the most of Dubai in September.
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