100% FREEDesigning for Food — the stories behind the things on our tables
Explore how inherited kitchen objects become contemporary design with Miriam Tarabay and Caroline Petit-Mason. From porcelain to traditional Lebanese tools, this conversation follows an idea through craftsmanship, cultural memory and the objects we use around food.
Representative ceramic tableware photographed in the Algarve; not work by the speakers or items included at the event.
Al Quoz, Dubai · Concrete, Alserkal Avenue, 17th Street, Al Quoz, Dubai
Follow organiser directions for the exact entrance.
When to go
2026-11-01, 15:00–15:30 Dubai time.
Registration required. Check the organiser for remaining spaces.
Who can go
No age limit published; check suitability with organiser · Free · booking required
Current official programme and organiser-linked booking do not publish numerical ages. No all-ages or whole-family participation claim.
Check age guidanceWhat’s free & what to know
- Free participation; reserve through the organiser’s linked ticket page.
- No numerical age range is published.
- Official programme names Concrete; the booking page still says venue to be announced. Check final venue confirmation before travelling.
Sources & photo credit
Last successfully checked 25 Oct 2026. Availability can change; check with the organiser before travelling.
25 October: current original programme and substantive booking inspected; original actual ticket inventory isFree=true, maximum price0, hasAvailableTickets=true, not sold out, no compulsory donation or add-on. Published dates, venue and conditions remain consistent.
Alserkal Avenue — official What the Food programmeOfficial free booking and availability
Official Alserkal location and access
Photo: michael clarke stuff / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; original photograph proportions preserved; licensed derivatives retain the source licence.