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From a Corniche breakfast to MEFCC's biggest weekend yet: What to do in the UAE this weekend

Dubai: From a leisurely brunch overlooking the Corniche to Abu Dhabi's biggest pop culture weekend of the year, here's where to spend your time across the UAE right now. 1. A Taste of the Sea at Catch A trio of handcrafted tacos bringing together premium seafood and refined Japanese influences, a playful twist on the restaurant's signature coastal cuisine. The Atlantic Salmon Taco comes with…

From a Corniche breakfast to MEFCC's biggest weekend yet: What to do in the UAE this weekend

Dubai and Abu Dhabi offer a diverse range of activities to enjoy this weekend. From savoring premium seafood tacos at Catch to immersing in pop culture at the Middle East Film & Comic Con, there's something for everyone.

For food enthusiasts, Catch at The St. Regis Abu Dhabi serves a trio of handcrafted tacos with unique flavors, while Centro Barsha offers an Indian Lunch buffet with themed nights throughout the week. Families can enjoy a staycation at Rove Downtown or Rove City Walk, where tickets to Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo or Dubai Ice Rink are included in the room rate.

Sports fans can catch Premier League football at Offside in JBR, featuring live matches on 29 screens, pub food, and interactive darts. Those looking for a unique experience can attend Blind Symphony, a chamber concert performed entirely in darkness using rare instruments.

The cultural scene thrives at Dubai Opera, marking its 10th anniversary with a gala headlined by soprano Fatma Said and the UAE National Orchestra. Meanwhile, MEFCC returns to Abu Dhabi for its 14th edition, featuring a diverse lineup of international stars, gaming, artist alley, and anime programming. The event also offers autograph sessions and photo opportunities with some of the featured artists.

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