Zayed National Museum Unveils April Learning Programmes

Zayed National Museum has announced its April Learning and Public Engagement programme, offering visitors an immersive opportunity to explore the UAE’s rich history, culture, and heritage through interactive tours, workshops, and educational experiences.

The April lineup introduces new initiatives alongside enhanced versions of existing programmes. A key highlight is the return of Al Dhuha Hour on 13 April, marking its second session after a successful debut in December 2025. Now scheduled as a monthly event, the programme is thoughtfully designed for senior citizens, including individuals living with dementia and their caregivers. The upcoming session will begin with a unique botanical eco-printing workshop using traditional Emirati flowers and plants, blending creativity with cultural learning.

Expanding its reach beyond museum spaces, the museum is also launching From Museum to Community, an outreach initiative under the Multaqa Zayed National Museum platform. Starting this April, the programme will host a series of talks and discussions across cultural institutions throughout the UAE, fostering dialogue with communities, researchers, and heritage experts.

In addition, the museum continues to offer its popular guided tours and hands-on workshops. Visitors can join bilingual experiences such as A Walk Through Our History—which is also accessible in Emirati Sign Language—and A Walk Among Our Wings. Family-friendly workshops including Oasis Weaving, Build Your Museum, Create Your Calming Necklace, Design Your Porcelain Fruit Bowl, and Tree of Values provide creative and educational activities for all age groups.

With a diverse range of programmes, the April schedule reinforces the museum’s commitment to making cultural learning accessible, inclusive, and engaging for the wider community.