Msheireb Museums has announced the launch of its 2026 Summer Programme, “Reflections of Creativity and Art,” offering a diverse programme of creative workshops and interactive activities for children, families and adults. Designed to combine creativity, technology, culture and inclusive learning.
The programme will run from July 6 to Aug. 13, 2026, at Bin Jelmood House, while the Inclusive Discovery Camp will take place at Company House from July 5 to Aug. 27, 2026. Together, the two programmes are expected to welcome more than 300 participants and 600 visitors throughout the summer season.
The programme is delivered in partnership with VCUarts Qatar and CamelCode, featuring 12 interactive workshops, alongside the four-week Inclusive Discovery Camp, organised in collaboration with Life Skills Hub. Designed for children and young people aged 4 to 16 and above, the programme offers hands-on learning experiences that foster creativity, curiosity, collaboration and lifelong learning at one of Qatar’s leading cultural destinations.
Commenting on the launch, Fatima Al Mansoori, Education Manager at Msheireb Museums, said: “Msheireb Museums continues to strengthen its position as a leading platform for learning, dialogue and cultural exchange. This year’s summer programme reflects that vision by offering high-quality educational experiences that combine creativity with knowledge, inspiring young people while deepening their connection to Qatar’s heritage and culture.”
She added, “We are committed to empowering children and young people to explore new horizons, develop practical skills and expand their knowledge through innovative, hands-on learning experiences that nurture curiosity and a lifelong passion for learning. By bringing together art, technology and inclusive education, we have created a comprehensive programme that gives every child an equal opportunity to learn, create and grow in an inspiring environment that celebrates diversity, promotes inclusion and helps prepare the next generation to innovate and contribute meaningfully to the future.”
