Qatar Museums to organise a wide range of exhibitions and workshops during November

This November, a variety of exhibitions and workshops will be held at several Qatar Museums sites throughout the month, inviting locals and guests to discover the world of art, culture, and history. Qatar Museums is organising two monthly workshops for families and kids in association with the recently launched Dan Flavin and Donald Judd: Doha at QM Gallery Al Riwaq. These workshops will take place every month until the exhibition ends in February 2024.

November 4 and 18 will feature Light and Shadow, while November 11 and 25 will feature Everyday Objects.

The Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) will host several free workshops in November, including an Arabic handwriting workshop, an acrylic painting workshop, a new podcast series, and a clay workshop related to the upcoming exhibition Fashioning an Empire: Textiles from Safavid Iran (running until April 20, 2024).

In addition to a tour for anyone interested in Qatar's architectural environment, the National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ) will be hosting additional events in conjunction with the new exhibition Growing Kopi, Drinking Qahwa: Stories of Coffee in Qatar and Indonesia.

November 4th is Grandma's Cup; November 6th and 13th is Qatari Architecture History; November 9th is Coffee Entrepreneurship in Qatar; November 13th is Learn How to Make Qatari Coffee; and November 9th and 23rd is Coffee Cup Design.

In honour of the impending Asian Cup, 3-2-1 Qatar Olympic and Sports Museum is hosting three storytelling sessions and a family day in November. Mathaf: The Arab Museum of Modern Art will be holding a number of public art events in November, such as a biweekly art class, a family guided tour, and an Arabic reading group.

Through a number of events, M7, the hub of fashion and design innovation and business in Qatar, is able to keep the general public interested in the Masterpieces of Furniture Design show.