Melissa Gronlund

A library with 3,000 art books, galleries, a colourful public garden, a huge amphitheatre, a restaurant, a design shop: the community-focused space isn’t like anything else in the city, and it opens today

It's only up for a few days, and it's made from the noblest of all fibres — merino

Dr Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi, Ruler of Sharjah, received an honorary fellowship in recognition of services to architecture

It provides a perfect break from the heat, but this advice will be helpful before you go

The artist's work shows a fascination with folkloric beliefs

Baby photos often appear duplicate across the different groups, and what can you do but respond, “So adorable! She is so big already! [emoji with heart eyes]”.

The artist's work is rooted in key moments of the Arab 20th century, such as the Palestinian cause, former president of Egypt Gamal Abdel Nasser’s pan-Arabism, and the Lebanese Civil War

Misk Art 2018 runs in the capital with exhibitions and performances

We speak to Palestinian artist Shadi Habib Allah about his two current US shows

The history of UAE cinemas – and the stories they tell – is the subject of a (sadly brief) new exhibition, Cinemas in the UAE, by Ajman photographer Ammar Al Attar

Don’t think you can stick a sheet over your kid and call it a day, and carve a watermelon, not a pumpkin – here are some key Halloween tricks and treats for parents

There are things we can learn from the sale at Bonhams and Christie's that saw the offloading of part of Abraaj's collection of Middle Eastern and South Asian art, but there are better ways to study a market than reading the tea leaves at auction

The site of the popular Qasr Al Hosn heritage festival will now be open year-round and the venerable Cultural Foundation is reopening

'The children leave feeling excited, happy and cared for,' say the organisers of Vox Cinemas