Sharjah’s ‘Ramadan Nights’ offers festive shopping, culture & family fun
Month-long exhibition at Expo Centre Sharjah provides vibrant nighttime shopping and entertainment experience, catering to those fasting during the day
SHARJAH, UAE (MNTV) – The 42nd edition of ‘Ramadan Nights’ exhibition is set to illuminate Expo Centre Sharjah from March 6 to March 30, 2025, coinciding with the holy month of Ramadan.
Organized in partnership with the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI), the event is an integral part of the 35th Sharjah Ramadan Festival, offering a unique blend of shopping, culture, and entertainment.
This highly anticipated exhibition caters especially to those observing daytime fasting, providing a vibrant nighttime destination for families, shoppers, and culture enthusiasts to explore.
With extended evening hours, visitors can break their fast and then enjoy the lively marketplace, making it an ideal Ramadan outing.
Spanning 16,000 square meters, the exhibition features over 200 top retailers and nearly 500 global and local brands, offering discounts of up to 75% on fashion, electronics, home essentials, and luxury items.
Exclusive raffles, giveaways, and special promotions make it a prime shopping hub for residents and tourists alike.
Beyond retail, ‘Ramadan Nights’ provides a rich cultural and entertainment program designed for families.
Attendees can enjoy live performances, interactive cultural exhibits, traditional Emirati and international cuisine, and children’s activities, making it an immersive Ramadan experience.
Saif Mohammed Al Midfa, CEO of Expo Centre Sharjah, highlighted the event’s growing significance:
“Each year, we enhance Ramadan Nights by offering a welcoming space where visitors can experience the joy of Ramadan through shopping, entertainment, and cultural activities.”
With its diverse offerings, festive atmosphere, and family-friendly appeal, ‘Ramadan Nights’ remains a must-visit destination, combining the spiritual essence of Ramadan with the excitement of a world-class exhibition.
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