Emaar Properties is offering its customers the opportunity to come together and enjoy the meaning and spirit of socializing at its best with a uniquely inspiring experience in Dubai Creek. Designed as a tranquil setting with stunning views of Dubai's skyline, Ramadan Nights at Rise - Dubai Creek will take you to a unique food and beverage destination, where families and friends come together for Iftar and Suhoor, amidst cultural performances and rituals. Savor the flavors of a sumptuous buffet with a long list of Arabic delicacies, along with a selection of carefully selected international dishes, in a festive atmosphere with music by Khalil Ghadri, who has joined Ramadan Nights at Rise - Dubai Creek Harbour.

Ramadan Nights at Rise - Dubai Creek Harbour. Throughout the holy month of Ramadan, visitors to Ramadan Nights at Rise - Dubai Creek Harbour can participate in a variety of workshops, ranging from how to make Eid cards and Ramadan gifts to learning how to make Islamic geometric decorations; from reading books to children; adults can enjoy playing board games and visiting the special shop that offers home decor, accessories, gifts and fashion items.

<Ramadan Nights at Rise - Dubai Creek invites you to join family and friends for a unique waterfront experience overlooking the heart of Dubai's vibrant cityscape and enjoy some of the most delicious food and beverages. For shisha lovers, we will offer a long list of flavors to satisfy their tastes and desires.

For shisha lovers, we offer a long list of flavors to satisfy their tastes and desires. With impeccable service and exceptional cuisine, Rise Dubai Creek offers the best experience you can get in Dubai during this holy month, making Ramadan Nights at Rise Dubai Creek a must-visit destination for an unforgettable Ramadan evening.

Ramadan Nights at Rise Dubai Creek is a must-visit destination for a memorable Ramadan evening. Our festive atmosphere and mouth-watering meals will run from sunset to 2am on weekdays for iftar, and from sunset to 3am for suhoor, and on weekends from sunset to 3am for suhoor.“