The Museum of the Future has launched a dynamic lineup of activities for Eid Al Adha, offering an immersive mix of technology, art, and family-friendly fun designed to captivate visitors of all ages.
At the heart of the programme is a virtual space journey aboard the OSS Hope orbiting station, where guests can explore futuristic innovations and glimpse a vision of life in 2071. The museum’s second floor hosts the ‘Tomorrow, Today’ exhibition, where visitors can interact with the multilingual humanoid robot Ameca and capture memorable photos.
Sensory wellness takes center stage at ‘Al Waha’, a calming zone aimed at restoring mental clarity through interactive experiences. Art lovers can delve into ‘Earth Dreams’ by Refik Anadol, a digital exhibition blending artificial intelligence and atmospheric visuals to explore humanity’s relationship with nature.
Nature meets innovation in ‘The Vivarium’, the latest addition to the museum’s Nature Rehabilitation Lab. This sealed ecosystem, featuring genetically modified organisms, invites visitors to adjust environmental controls and witness real-time adaptation.
For younger visitors, the ‘Future Heroes’ zone offers a safe, interactive space that promotes learning through creative play and collaboration.
Set against the backdrop of one of Dubai’s most iconic architectural landmarks, the Museum of the Future provides a unique setting for families to celebrate Eid while exploring the possibilities of tomorrow.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
