Register the kids for the Tiny Feet Summer Camp. Children get to participate in age-appropriate IT programmes as well as arts and crafts, puppet-making, music sessions, dance, baking classes, gardening workshops and more. Open to kids up to the age of 6. There are special play areas for babies (from 6 months) to toddlers up to age 2. Runs until August 31, 8am-1pm and 1-5.30pm, Sundays to Thursdays, from Dh350 for three days a week, Tiny Feet Nursery, Villa 8, Anyar Street, Umm Suqeim 3, Dubai, 04 380 9919, www.tinyfeetnurseries.com
See the exhibition On Hot Soil, a selection of fine-art photography from artists inspired by the Asian and Arabian cultures and their traditions. Works feature the landscapes of countries such as Morocco and Egypt. From 10am to 10pm, The Empty Quarter, Building 2, DIFC Gate Village, Dubai, 04 323 1210, www.theemptyquarter.com
Sign up your children and teenagers for a workshop where they can learn about manuscript binding and explore various techniques of bookbinding as part of the exhibition Louvre Abu Dhabi Stories: Al Qalam. Monday, 10am to 2pm, Dh50, Manarat Al Saadiyat, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, register at 02 657 5800, www.saadiyatculturaldistrict.ae
Order a Ramadan gift hamper from Ripe. Choose from the fruit hamper (Dh160) or the snack hamper (Dh300), which come packed with healthy and organic snacks and produce. Or put together an arrangement with items of your own choosing. Dubai, 04 380 7602, www.ripeme.com
Book an iftar with Emirati hosts at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding. Visitors are invited to break their fast with dates, water and coffee, followed by evening prayers, a traditional Emirati meal, a walk through the district to the Diwan Mosque and an open Q&A session. From 7pm, from Dh135, House 26, Al Mussallah Road, Al Fahidi Historic District, Bur Dubai, booking required at 04 353 6666, www.cultures.ae
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