A clear indicator that Dubai’s cooler months are finally here is when Ripe Market returns to its outdoor location at Academy Park on Umm Suqeim Road.
This year the team behind Ripe Market are also introducing new features to support even more local businesses during this period of uncertainty.
From October 16 until May 1, you can spend your Friday or Saturday exploring brands across accessories, clothing, homeware and more from the local community. Don’t miss the Exotic Plant Souq and their affordable selection of greenery that will help bring a little piece of nature into your home.
There is also plenty for foodies to tuck into from known venues such as Boston Lane, The Burger Stop, The Roost, Broth Lab, Semisweet, Butcha and Projecto Acai.
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This year family-based activities include pony rides, a marching band, supercar show, community talks, safety demonstrations, arts and crafts and animal encounters at the Animal Care Centre’s Mini Animal Kingdom.
Visitors will also be able to stock up on fresh groceries at the Local Farmers Market. Expect up to eight of the top farmers each week who will showcase exactly why locally grown produce is the way forward. The selection will be a mix of organic, non-organic, hydroponic, and more.
Food Retail will be expanding further with locally made artisan produce – from meat, bread, milk, olives, olive oil and fresh labneh.
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The athletes can take advantage of two more football pitches, paddle tennis courts, basketball courts that are all operating seven days a week and hosting an arrange of sports and fitness classes. Over the weekend there will also be free yoga classes.
Ripe Market will take place at its home in the Academy Parkin Umm Sequim, every Friday, 9am – 7pm and every Saturday, 10am – 7pm.
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