Dubai Stand Up Paddle and six other things to do in Dubai from 28 October - 3 November

Escape the city’s fast-paced lifestyle and join Dubai Stand Up Paddle presented by RTA. Part of Dubai Fitness Challenge, the activity will journey through serene waters surrounded by breathtaking mountain views. Whether you're a pro or just starting out, the free event welcomes all levels with paddle boards provided and certified coaches for guidance.

Get ready to throw it back with MIXTAPE 2024 at Bla Bla Dubai. The blast-from-the-past is bringing S Club, Melanie C, Peter Andre and Gareth Gates to the city to perform iconic jams including S Club Party, Mysterious Girl and more. Grab your tickets now for a night of pure pop bliss.

Prepare to be spooked with The Woman in Black, staged at Zabeel Theatre from 30 October to 2 November. Experience the spine-tingling adaptation of Susan Hill’s classic horror novel, as you're drawn into a chilling world during this haunting live theatre production.

Calling all EDM fans! Grammy-nominated DJ, music producer and Swedish House Mafia member Sebastian Ingrosso is back in Dubai for a concert at Terra Solis on 2 November. Get your tickets to dance the night away to electrifying beats and enjoy the upbeat vibes amidst sand dunes.

Join the Women’s Run on 3 November at Expo City Dubai for a community-focused initiative and tick off your 30x30. Part of Dubai Fitness Challenge, the women-only dash invites you to enjoy a morning run in an energetic setting. Ready, set, go!

Music lovers, experience a fusion of jazz, classical and Middle Eastern sounds as Grammy-nominated trumpeter Ibrahim Maalouf takes to the Dubai Opera stage. Known for his genre-defying music, Maalouf has collaborated with iconic artists including Wynton Marsalis and Angelique Kidjo. Enjoy the melodies with his performances of Queen of Sheba and other fan-favourites.

Last One Standing, a 12-hour trail race is back for its UAE edition on 2 November. Inspired by global ultramarathons, the challenging dash will push participants to their limits. The goal? Complete as many 7.4km loops as possible within a 12-hour window – may the fastest win.