Anthony Kavanagh. Courtesy The French Comedy Club
Anthony Kavanagh. Courtesy The French Comedy Club

5 things to do today: have some laughs with Anthony Kavanagh and enjoy an outdoor performance



Have some laughs with Anthony Kavanagh. The Haitian-Canadian stand-up comedian will perform the first of two energetic one-man shows in Dubai tonight. The performances will be in French.Today and tomorrow, 9pm, Dh295, Centrepoint Theatre, Ductac, Mall of the Emirates, Dubai, 04 341 4777, www.ductac.org

Celebrate the excitement and passion of football at the Kicking and Screening film festival, which starts tonight with Blue Moon Rising – a film about the rise of Manchester City into a Premier League superpower. From 8pm to 10pm, conference centre, NYU Abu Dhabi Saadiyat Campus, Saadiyat Island, Abu Dhabi, reservations at 02 628 4000, www.nyuad.nyu.edu

Enjoy an outdoor performance of traditional and folk songs by choirs from Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq and Lebanon, who are participating in ChoirFest Middle East 2015, which runs daily until Saturday. From 12.30pm to 3pm, free, Spanish Steps, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, www.choirfestme.com

Celebrate the ninth anniversary of the language school Eton Institute at the Eton Day event, which features games, giveaways, activities, discounts and surprises. From 8am to 9pm, Eton Institute, Block 3, Dubai Knowledge Village, Dubai; Park Rotana Office Complex, Khalifa Park, Abu Dhabi, 800 3866, www.etoninstitute.com/ae

Plan to attend the Art & Coffee Morning, where many of the artists whose works are featured in the Art Couture exhibition Inspirational Women will speak about their paintings and connect them to the women who inspired the works. On Saturday, from 11am to 1pm, Dh50, Art Couture, Al Badia Golf Club by InterContinental, Dubai, 04 601 0101, www.artcoutureuae.com

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The flights

Flydubai flies to Podgorica or nearby Tivat via Sarajevo from Dh2,155 return including taxes. Turkish Airlines flies from Abu Dhabi and Dubai to Podgorica via Istanbul; alternatively, fly with Flydubai from Dubai to Belgrade and take a short flight with Montenegro Air to Podgorica. Etihad flies from Abu Dhabi to Podgorica via Belgrade. Flights cost from about Dh3,000 return including taxes. There are buses from Podgorica to Plav. 

The tour

While you can apply for a permit for the route yourself, it’s best to travel with an agency that will arrange it for you. These include Zbulo in Albania (www.zbulo.org) or Zalaz in Montenegro (www.zalaz.me).

 

Opening Rugby Championship fixtures: Games can be watched on OSN Sports
Saturday: Australia v New Zealand, Sydney, 1pm (UAE)
Sunday: South Africa v Argentina, Port Elizabeth, 11pm (UAE)