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For listeners wondering how to make the most of this sizzling Dubai week, there’s no shortage of excitement, energy, and cool escapes across the city. July may be hot, but Dubai’s indoor events and evening spectacles promise unforgettable experiences. Tonight, fans of wellness can start things off with the immersive 9D Breathwork Meditation Workshop at ToDA. This unique session is a multi-sensory journey located at ToDA Digital Art Space and offers a rejuvenating way to unwind after a long day. If you’re feeling social, Malibu’s Ladies Night is happening with enticing offers and vibrant poolside energy.Music lovers are in for a treat this week. The Beat The Heat DXB Arabic music festival continues at Zabeel Hall 6, Dubai World Trade Centre, running nightly until Saturday, July 12. Acts like Tul8te and Al Mas headline a lineup packed with rising stars and favorite names from the region. Ticket prices start from 105 dirhams, making this a perfect option for those looking to dance the night away or discover new Arabic sounds according to What’s On Dubai.On Saturday, July 12, for those after something magical, Dubai hosts Candlelight: A Tribute to Coldplay at Mina A’Salam Hotel’s Majlis Al Salam Ballroom. Expect pianist Stanislav Fedyuk to create an enchanting atmosphere with Coldplay’s greatest hits by candlelight—perfect for families and fans seeking a unique evening out, as detailed by Dubai Musts.Comedy enthusiasts can catch The Laughter Factory’s July tour, featuring headliner Steven Briggs, UK talent Kelsey De Almeida, and local favorite Mahar Barwany. Shows will be staged at multiple city locations until July 19, lighting up the Dubai nights with laughter.On Sunday, July 13, Filipino superstar TJ Monterde performs live at the Coca-Cola Arena. His mellow ballads and love songs make for a soulful, laid-back night, with tickets beginning at 199 dirhams. And looking ahead to Saturday, July 19, Dubai World Trade Centre welcomes Shreya Ghoshal, India’s beloved singing sensation. Her live show bridges generations with Bollywood classics and modern hits; tickets range widely, so there’s something for every fan’s budget.Beyond concerts, families can explore the Dubai Esports and Games Festival, currently underway. This festival features dozens of gaming and e-sports events, trial areas, and interactive fun for gamers of all ages as highlighted by Trip.com.For a change of pace, evenings at the Dubai Fountain remain a must-see. The free, synchronized water and light show beside Burj Khalifa is even more dazzling this time of year, attracting global crowds and offering a cool respite after a day of shopping at the Dubai Mall, according to Tripadvisor.Whether you want to laugh, be moved by music, try something spiritual, or simply soak in world-class views, Dubai’s events calendar is bursting with possibilities.Thanks for tuning in. Don’t forget to subscribe for more city highlights and hidden gems. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI