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Until tomorrow, the Fashion Catwalk will see live musical performances by Hamami Brothers and Dubai Royal Marichi Bands showcasing, respectively, Arabic fusion and Mexican dancing notes.

Throughout Eid celebration dates, The Souk, reflecting on local customs and heritage, will offer passers-by traditional Arabic entertainment such as a Yawela band, Arabic dancers, Tanoura dance, Arabic music band, falconers, and will offer Henna painting, coffee and fresh juices. The Dubai Mall will also host hospitality tents providing coffee and dates to visitors at the Fashion Avenue and Grand Atrium entrance.

A first in the Middle East, ‘The World of Pinocchio’, an exhibition by Italian artist Bartolucci, will be showcased at Star Atrium featuring children’s workshops, from October 25 to November 3. Around the same period, fashionistas and artists will love ‘Kellydoscope’ by Hermes, where one can experience the poetry in daily situations with the perspective of being inside an iconic Kelly bag.

Entertaining themed Flash Mobs will amuse visitors on the two first weekends of Eid Al Adha with surprise performances to feature until late at night at the Fashion Catwalk and the Grand Atrium. Children will love the Carnival Parades and face painters and can participate in painting workshops at the Bloomingdale’s Atrium and much more.

Throughout the celebrations of Eid Al Adha, shoppers spending Dhs300 or more will get a chance to win Dhs300,000 in National Bonds with the ‘Spend & Win’ promotion valid at all shops, attractions and F&B outlets of The Dubai Mall. By spending after midnight on weekends, customers can double their chances of winning to receive ‘scratch & win’ tickets giving instant prizes such as free access to At The Top, Burj Khalifa and Emaar Retail attractions.