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Yoga and sound healing in the park
Embrace Dubai's Winter in Our Outdoor Yoga Class
Find peace in nature and reconnect with yourself amidst the greenery and blooms of Nad Al Hamar Park 1. This is your time to listen to your body and breathe in the fresh outdoor air.
Class Highlights:
♀️ Gentle yoga flow surrounded by trees and flowers
Special 10-minute singing bowl meditation after practice to align your energy with nature
A nice winter wellness experience
**Details:**
**Location:** Nad Al Hamar Park 1
**Days:** Monday to Thursday
⏰ **Time:** 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM
**Contribution:** Donation-based
**Registration:** **RSVP required**
Come as you are — all levels are welcome. Let’s move, breathe, and heal together in the heart of nature.
**Spots are limited — please RSVP to join us.** Simply bring your mat and an open heart.
*Feel free to share with someone who needs a moment of calm this winter.*
Basketball training and coaching for beginners and intermediate.
**Basketball training and coaching for beginners and intermediate.**
Training and coaching adults basketball. Beginners and intermediate.
Whats app +971568723607.
S-Basketball.
Тренировки по баскетболу в Дубай. Начинающие и опытные. Запись через ватс ап +971568723607
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Trade House — Commodities Networking Evening
🚀 TRADE HOUSE IS BACK — Second Edition \| April 22nd
First Edition exceeded every expectation. The energy, the conversations, the connections made, you felt it. The room felt it. And now, we're doing it again. Bigger. Sharper. More powerful.
Trade House Second Edition is officially happening and you do not want to miss this one.
The first edition brought together Dubai's finest traders, investors, founders and operators for an evening that proved one thing beyond doubt: When the right people are in the right room, extraordinary things happen.
Now we open the doors wider. We raise the bar higher.
📅 April 22, 2026 📍 Hikari DIFC 🕖 Doors open at 19:00
Whether you were there for First Edition or you've been hearing about it ever since, this is your invitation.
Walk in. Meet your next partner. Close your next deal. Be part of the movement that is redefining how commodity trade is done in this city.
👉 Click ATTEND and bring your network with you. The more the right people show up, the more powerful this room becomes.
Tag someone who needs to be there. 👇
TradeHouse — Dubai's Commodity Trade Network.
Walk & Talk: Weekly Stroll & Networking - Dubai Marina
New year's resolution? Let’s adopt a healthier lifestyle together 💪
Enjoy conversational paced walks in groups while getting to know each other. Join us for a refreshing blend of exercise, conversation, and connecting on a weekly basis.
**[REGISTRATION HERE IS MANDATORY](https://jo.my/walk-talk-whatsapp-meetup)**
Lace up your sneakers, embrace the outdoors, and get ready for a leisurely stroll that not only benefits your health but also fosters new friendships.
**Walking increases cardiovascular fitness, strengthens bones, reduces excess body fat, and boosts muscle power and endurance.**
Skip rush hour traffic driving home for a great walk after work. Pack your sports uniform and water bottle the day before and get ready for a joyful evening.
**[=== <<< REGISTER NOW >>> ===](https://jo.my/walk-talk-whatsapp-meetup)**
**Location**
Dubai Marina walk - Just out of Marina mall.
[Join our WhatsApp group for meeting point](https://jo.my/walk-talk-whatsapp-meetup)
**Parking**
Park your car in Marina mall (3 hrs free) and head out to the meeting point on Marina walk.
**What to bring with you?**
* Comfortable walking shoes and sports outfit.
* Change your clothes in your office, car or the mall toilet.
* Bottle of water and small towel if required.
* Your phone to coordinate meeting if needed.
**How does it work?**
* We start with a quick round of introductions before we start our stroll.
* We walk in groups one direction for 20 mins before we turn and walk back to the meeting point.
* We stop at a local cafe for a cup of coffee (or your preferred beverage).
**[=== <<< REGISTER NOW >>> ===](https://jo.my/walk-talk-whatsapp-meetup)**
**🚶 Walking at Conversational Speed**
Believing in the power of movement and meaningful conversations, our walks are designed for everyone, accommodating various fitness levels. Whether you're a casual stroller or a brisk walker, there's a place for you!
**💬 Building New Connections**
Engage in interesting conversations with fellow walkers. It's a fantastic opportunity to share stories, experiences, and perhaps discover common interests. Forge new connections while enjoying the beauty of the surroundings.
**☕ Coffee Break**
Right after our walk, we'll stop at a local cafe for a cup of coffee (or your preferred beverage). This is a chance to relax, exchange thoughts, and savor the camaraderie that comes with a shared cup of coffee.
**How to Join:**
1. RSVP on Meetup
2. [Complete your registration here](https://jo.my/walk-talk-whatsapp-meetup)
3. Join our WhatsApp group or you’ll be added for meeting point.
4. Arrive at the meeting point a few minutes before the scheduled start time.
5. Bring a positive attitude and an openness to meeting new people.
Don't miss out on the chance to walk, talk, and build connections. Let's stride towards a healthier lifestyle together! 🌳👟☕
Happy Walking 👟
JK BADMINTON ADULTS TRAINING SESSION
JOIN US FOR LEARNING AND GROWING IN BADMINTON SKILLS WITH ADVANCED PLAYERS AND PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS.
Contact - 0563749353
Fees : Court + Shuttle Cost + Training
Transportation Support is available.
Strength & Core free Workout Session
Get ready to sweat it out and feel the burn at our free workout session every Wednesday, hosted by AFC. Whether you're a fitness enthusiast or just getting started, everyone is welcome to join!
🕡 **Time:** 8:00 pm
📍 **Location:** Al Tawar Park-1, Al Quasis-1, Dubai
near DAFZA metro station
**What to expect:**
* Engaging workout routines suitable for all fitness levels.
* Experience guidance from AFC trainers to help you achieve your fitness goals.
* Fun and motivating atmosphere to keep you energized throughout the session.
* Focus for Strength & Core
**What to Bring:**
* Mat
* Comfortable workout attire and proper sports shoes.
* Water bottle or hydration drink to stay refreshed.
* Positive attitude and willingness to challenge yourself.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to boost your fitness and wellness journey with us. Let's work out, stay healthy, and have a great time together!
**Join our WhatsApp group for more details:**
https://chat.whatsapp.com/GTZISvVe6vDFMYk8wz00QJ
Any Questions or Enquiries:
Nasar Husain
0524975544
Trails Events This Week
Discover what is happening in the next few days
Wadi Al Hora Hike, Madha
**Saturday\, 25th April 2026 \| 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM**
📍 *Inside Oman — no passport or visa needed to visit this enclave*
**Details**
Moderate trek · Rugged Mountain & wadi scenery
Ages 15\+ Distance: 6\-8 KMs \| Duration: 4 hrs
**The Plan** Weather's heating up, so we're hitting the trails before sunrise — push hard early and power through the heat as the sun climbs!
🚗 **Early AM** Depart Dubai — leave early to arrive fresh. 🕕 **06:00 AM** At the trailhead — lace up and hit the trail! 🏁 **10:00 AM** Back at the cars.
🏖️ **Post Hike** Heading straight to the beach for camping — the adventure doesn't stop here!
🤿 **Coming Soon — Snorkelling Event!** Limited seats available. Stay tuned on Meetup for updates — you won't want to miss this one!
**What to Bring**
* 👕 **Clothing** Light, breathable long-sleeves and pants to protect your skin.
* **There is usually flowing water in the wadi, you may want to bring suitable sandals/ change of clothes if you want to enter water pools.**
* 👟 **Footwear** Sturdy hiking boots — no sandals.
* 💧 **Water** At least 2–3 litres. Staying hydrated is non-negotiable.
* 🍎 **Snacks** Fruit, nuts, or anything light and energy-sustaining.
* 🩹 **First Aid** A small personal kit, just in case.
**Getting There**
* 🚗 **Any vehicle** No 4x4 required — the trailhead is accessible by any car.
* 🙋 **No car?** Let the organizers know — we might be able to help you find a seat with someone else.
**What We Provide**
* 🧭 An experienced trail leader to guide the group.
* 🤝 Support and assistance throughout the entire hike.
**Fitness Check:**
· This is a moderate hike. Please make sure the trail suits your current fitness level so you can enjoy the experience comfortably.
**Disclaimer**
· Participants are responsible for their own safety and well-being. Adventure Emarat / Adventure Eagles and its leaders cannot be held liable for any injury, loss, or damage sustained during the event.
Travelling & Dating In Medellin
Discover my journey through Medellín, Colombia 🇨🇴—from unforgettable travel moments to navigating the dating scene in one of South America’s most vibrant city 💃✨
Check out my blog post sharing how I managed to support myself financially while enjoying the freedom and lifestyle I’d always wanted 🌴💻
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Ready to meet new people? Don’t miss out—join and even host your own singles events 🎉❤️
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For an elevated experience, contact +355 69 862 2330 for VIP guided tours in Medellín 🏙️🔥
Moonlight Shadows | Journey Across Archipelago of Comoros
**The Islands of the Moon, Comoros**, are a small cluster of volcanic isles drifting between Africa and Madagascar, blending African and Arab cultures with a French accent.
The name "Comoros" comes from the Arabic **word Qamar, meaning moon**, **a name given by old sailors** who saw something magical in these shores. And in many ways, the moon still fits in a distant, beautiful reference, that’s always pulling the tides and the past together.
Their flag proudly flies four stars, even though only three of the islands are truly part of the country today. **The fourth star belongs to Mayotte**, **which chose to stay with France** after independence in 1975, despite the rest of the islands voting to break away. Still, Comoros keeps Mayotte on the flag, not just out of habit, but out of hope, memory, and maybe a little stubbornness too.
**The four islands of the Comoros are home to 500 plant species, 21 bird species, 9 reptile species, and 2 species of fruit bats** that are found only in this archipelago. However, deforestation has caused significant changes to the landscape and threatens the survival of these rare plant and animal species. The Comoros are reminiscent of Madagascar. Most of the species found in the Comoros are related to those from the "eighth continent" (Madagascar) and Africa. A small number also originate from Asia.
**The archipelago was formed by volcanic activity.** The oldest island is Mayotte, and the youngest is Grande Comore. It is on this last island that eruptions of the Karthala volcano (over 2,300 masl) still occur.
Today Comoros enjoy their independence to the full extent. Since gaining independence, the **islands have changed hands many times, experiencing over 20 coups**, more than the number of years under stable governance. It has rightfully earned the nickname **“the Coup Capital of the World.”**
**Country has zero traffic lights** and roads are so chill and bumpy that no one bothers. Locals say, "We have goats and patience instead." Thanks to vast ylang-ylang plantations, parts of the islands literally smell like perfume., the air is often scented with flowers and yes, people do stop and sniff the air. In fact, this cousin of custard apple with yellowish flowers is a key ingredient in luxury perfumes, ie. Channel no. 5. Although the plant came to the Comoros from the much larger Indonesia, it is the African country that is the largest producer of ylang-ylang oil, an important ingredient in many perfumes. The Comoros is also the second largest producer of vanilla in the world.
Despite being a sovereign nation, the Comorian franc is still tied to the euro and printed in France. However, in rural areas, vanilla and cloves are so valuable they’re sometimes used in bartering.
The Livingstone’s fruit bat and Comoros drongo are among the national wildlife symbols. Bat curry is still a local delicacy in some villages. They're fruit bats, and apparently... "tastes like chicken,"
**But in a background, it is still an untouched tropical paradise** where volcanic peaks meet coral reefs, ancient Islamic culture shapes daily life with a quiet rhythm of tradition and hospitality. Spice-scented beachside villages with sacred mosques blend seamlessly with passing sea turtles and whales, all moving to the gentle rhythm of island time. Inshallah, it could be your perfect off-the-beaten-path adventure: **raw, real, and refreshingly undiscovered.**
**Let’s go!**
**Day 1 // Grande Comore: The Historic Town of Itsandra**
Arrival to Moroni International, immigration and check–in to our beach side hotel. After short refreshment head out to discover the historic town of Itsandra.
Once the beating heart of Swahili civilization on the island of Ngazidja (Grande Comore), Itsandra has roots stretching back to the 14th century. It was once the capital of the island and its first seaport, a hub where merchants and travelers converged. Today, remnants of this vibrant past still linger. The fortress of the 17th century, once linked to the city by a walled corridor, stands proudly, while fragments of ramparts dotted with observation holes whisper tales of bygone days.
The Arab quarter, with its mausoleum of Al Habib Omar Bin Sumet and centuries-old mosques, offers a spiritual glimpse into the island’s layered past. As you stroll through public squares framed by monumental gates, you’ll feel the timeless rhythm of a place where history and community converge. Before returning, we’ll explore a local handcrafts shop, where fine woodcarvings and artisanal creations celebrate the artistry of the Comorian people.
**Day 2 // Mohéli: a UNESCO Paradise**
The morning begins with an early transfer to Ouroveni, in the south of Grande Comore, where a boat ride carries us across the ocean to Mohéli. Known as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Mohéli is the smallest and most untouched of the Comoros islands, home to lemurs, coral reefs, and uninhabited islets brimming with life.
Short coastal drive to beachfront bungalows, set against a backdrop of rainforest and turquoise sea. Time to relax and indulge into paradise.
As dusk settles, massive green turtles emerge from the ocean, hauling themselves ashore to dig nests and lay eggs under the moonlight. With a bit of luck, we may also witness tiny hatchlings breaking free and scrambling toward the waves, a moving reminder of the fragile wonders of nature.
**Day 3 // Mohéli: Waterfalls and Whales**
The day begins with a forest hike to Wallah’s hidden waterfalls. Following a clear mountain stream, we’ll ascend into the rainforest until we reach a double cascade tumbling into a natural pool. Here, you can take a refreshing swim and even snorkel among freshwater fish and small eels, while the sounds of the forest create a soothing harmony.
The seas surrounding Moheli offers many marvels. We’ll set off for a boat trip to reveal Mohéli’s seven uninhabited islands, their deserted beaches, and coral reefs teeming with a tropical you-name-it-fish, an unforgettable snorkelling paradise in a UNESCO sanctuary.
**Day 4 // Grande Comore South**
After breakfast return by boat to Grande Comore, docking once more at Ouroveni. From here, the southern coast unfolds in a tapestry of culture and volcanic landscapes.
In Chindini, the gateway to Mohéli, we’ll enjoy a short tour before continuing to Singani village. Here, the scars of the 1977 volcanic eruption remain visible. The lava that once devastated the community has now become the very material with which its people rebuilt, a striking symbol of resilience.
Later, in Iconi, the former sultan’s capital, history reveals itself in dramatic form. From its volcanic cliffs, women once leapt to escape enslavement by Malagasy pirates. At the heart of town, the coral and lava palace of Kaviri Djewé still stands, while the bangwes (the traditional meeting squares) echo with centuries of community debates. Beyond the medina lies Lake Marabou, a tidal pool fringed with mangroves, where birds nest under the towering presence of Mount Karthala.
**Day 5 // Mount Karthala (2,361m)**
Today, the adventure reaches new heights with a trekkup Mount Karthala, the largest active volcano in the world. From Mvouni village, vehicles take us partway up the slopes, before we hit a 6k trail (700 m altitude).
The trail winds through lush forest and volcanic rock, eventually opening onto the vast caldera at the summit. Here, steam vents rise from the earth, and the crater within a crater offers a breathtaking reminder of the island’s geological power. A picnic lunch at the rim allows time to absorb the view of the island below, of the endless sea beyond, and of the raw forces that continue to shape Comoros. It’s definitely one of the most spectacular hikes in the Indian Ocean.
**Day 6 // Grande Comore North**
Today we are set to explore the scenic northern coast and its volcanic history. As we follow the western coast we will see where lava flows enter the sea and how the mangrove forests are now growing in the lava beds.
One of the day’s highlights is the island’s largest baobab tree, so huge a dozen visitors can stand inside its hollow trunk. From there, we continue to two volcanic craters: Lac Salé, whose mineral waters are said to hold healing powers, and the Dragon’s Back, a submerged crater whose curving rim forms a dramatic peninsula.
In Bangwa Kouni village, we’ll visit the “Miraculous Mosque,” said to have appeared overnight, as well as the tombs of some of the earliest Arab travelers to the islands.
Lunch today is at Trou du Prophète, a tranquil bay shaded by baobabs, followed by time to relax on Maloudja Beach, where the coconut palms lean gracefully toward the sea.
Unfortunately, it’s time to bid farewell to Comoros. It will not be easy to wave bye-bye and transfer to airport for flight back home…
**Activities:** Trekking, boating, snorkelling, sightseeing, encounter of wildlife, cultural immersion.
**Accommodation & meals:** beach side 4 star hotel and lodge - shared rooms. Meals on Moheli included.
**Cost:** **7,100 AED** excl. flights until APR 17.
**Flights by Ethiopian, you can use any alternative connection.**
**Specifically excluded:** Insurance, visa, meals on Grand Comore.
**Visa:** Nationals of any country can obtain a visa on arrival.
**Note:** Wildlife spotting can not be guaranteed.
See yah in Comoros xx
Trekkup Crew
[Whatsapp 050 4848238](https://wa.me/971504848238) / [info@trekkup.com](docs@trekkup.com)
Trails Events Near You
Connect with your local Trails community
Sharon Woods HIKE
Hi ladies. Let's hike the Edward Thomas, Spring Creek, and a little multi-purpose trail - approximately 4 miles.
Please bring a water bottle as needed and appropriate shoes. Meet in the Maple Grove Picnic area.
Hike Blendon Woods Metro Park
Hi ladies. We will meet in front of the Nature Center and head to the two Observation decks. We will then hike Hickory Ridge, Ripple Rock, Overlook and Sugarbush trails to get approximately four miles total distance. We will walk approximately a 18 minute mile pace. Please wear appropriate hiking shoes.
Hike Chestnut Ridge
We will hike the Ridge Trail and Meadows Trail twice, for a total of 3.8 miles. There are some pretty good inclines so plan on getting a cardio workout :). This is a loop which is pretty easy to follow; thus faster walkers can take the lead and the rest (like me) will bring up the rear at a slightly slower pace. You could also just do the loop once for 1.9 miles. No one left behind.
Optional lunch to follow in Canal Winchester.
I'm working through the metro parks - this is the third one!
Sharon Woods HIKE
Hi ladies. Let's hike the Edward Thomas, Spring Creek, and a little multi-purpose trail - approximately 4 miles so please wear your shoe of choice.
Please bring a water bottle as needed and appropriate shoes. Meet in the Maple Grove Picnic area.
Rays Of Light Spiritualist Church Service
Rev. Steven Clevenger is an ordained spiritualist minister with over 40 years experience as a Spiritual Healer, Clairvoyant and Spiritual Teacher, educated and trained at the White Lily Chapel.
Rev. Siobhan Wolf Shaffer is an ordained spiritualist minister and certified medium and healer with over 20 years experience. She began her development in 1988 in Pennsylvania and continued when she moved to Ohio in 1998 where she studied at Rays of Lights Church with Rev. Steven Clevenger.
Our full worship services consist of an inspirational lecture, healing meditation, and messages from the spirit world that serve to demonstrate evidence of eternal life.
Please visit our Official Church Website (http://raysoflightchurch.com) for more information.
Hike Pickerington Ponds
We'll hike 3.4 miles on the Killdeer and Yellowlegs Trails - both out and back gravel trails. If we want more mileage we can repeat an out and back. Pace of around 3.5 mph, no one left behind and those who want to go faster sure can!
As always optional lunch after.
This is the second Metro Park in the lineup for me - with 21 to go (plus more are being added).
















