Here comes another weekend, and with it, our favourite picks on the best things to do in Bahrain. If you’re someone who’s looking for interesting and fun activities on the island, this guide covers them all. Brunches, live entertainment, and a few things you didn’t know were happening, all rounded up for your weekend in Bahrain. From a moonlit yoga session to a trading card showdown, a heritage festival to an indoor run club, there’s a good spread of ways to fill the days ahead, whatever mood you’re in. As always, it’s worth checking with venues directly for any last-minute changes to timings or bookings.
Happy weekend, Bahrain
Before you head out, make sure you’re staying tuned to official channels in Bahrain for the latest updates and information. Keep an eye on the handles of the spots mentioned in this list for any changes to event timings. Stay safe!
Children’s activities, cultural experiences, and heritage displays come together for three days as the Palm Festival returns to A’ali Farmers Market for its 7th edition, marking Bahrain’s palm heritage with crafts, produce, and family-friendly programming.
An elegant ladies’ evening awaits, featuring a complimentary welcome drink upon arrival, complimentary chef’s signature bites, and a curated selection of rosé wines and rosé-inspired cocktails from BHD 6. Continue the celebration with 50% off your second paid drink.
An indoor run club for adults and kids, with ice cream and treats waiting at the finish. Not A Cult’s social run club, established across Bahrain and Qatar, brings its Mall Miles concept to Marassi Galleria this time round, backed by Garmin and Asics.
Bushido has been on Bahrain’s radar for a while now, and its brunch is one of the reasons why. The live-cooking stations are the star here, turning out fresh dishes right in front of you rather than leaving everything sitting under heat lamps.
Bo.Sabi has built a reputation as one of the go-to spots for a proper Friday brunch, and it’s easy to see why. Between the live entertainment, the pan-Asian menu, pool access, and the cosy interiors, it’s the kind of place that feels like a mini escape without leaving Manama. The cooking stations keep things fresh and interactive rather than just another buffet line.
A full spread of sushi and sashimi at half price, every last Friday of the month at Golden Tulip Hotel. Kei has been serving authentic Japanese cuisine in Manama for decades, and this monthly fair is when regulars stock up on their favourite rolls.
Collectibles and trading cards take over Bahrain for one weekend only. Billed as the kingdom’s premier trading card and collectibles event, expect a full floor of TCG vendors and exhibitors, Pokémon and One Piece cards, competitive tournaments, community creators, and giveaways, with family-friendly entertainment running throughout for those who’d rather browse than battle.
Subscribe Now