The most vibrant Holi bash is set at Ajman Beach Hotel on 19th March 2022

Ajman: Everyone is waiting for Holi! Holi falls on the 19th of March and there are many events all over UAE to celebrate this festive occasion. Of these, the most exciting one is the holi rain dance to be held in Ajman at the Ajman beach hotel, which will be celebrated with a splash of colors, as the audience dances under showers of colorful rain to some of the most amazing Indian Djs in UAE.

The event comes back after almost two years, following the lockdown. Q-Tickets.com is the official online ticketing partner for this event. For offers and competitions, you need to follow Q-Tickets on social media and 89.1 on both the radio and their social media pages.

This year’s Holi rain dance is headlined by DJ Deep, DJ Jeetu, DJ Ashmac, and Dhol Players together with RJ/DJ Abhijeet. Abhijeet is a well-known radio Dj with over 19 years on Dubai radio, bringing the hottest music to the station. DJ Ashmac is known to play a mix of hip-hop, electro, progressive, techno, tech and commercial music. Dj Deep Malhotra is the founder and director of Dash Events and has been a prominent name in the DJing scene in Dubai. Dhol Players will get the crowd dancing in a festive atmosphere.

When, Where & Who?

Saturday 19th Of March 2022.

Ajman Beach Hotel, UAE (Click for map)

This is a public event, so anyone who is 12 and older, can attend. Children under 3 will be admitted free of charge.

Prices

As far as pricing goes The price of tickets for adults is AED 50 and AED 35 for children ages three to twelve.

How to Book

Visit Q-Tickets UAE website here to book tickets online. As for physical tickets and colors they will be available at the venue’s entrance.

What is a Holi Rain Dance: Holi Rain Dance is a spring celebration dance that happens under a shower of rain, and is a chance for everyone to forget and forgive & celebrate this glorious festival. Traditionally, Holi Rain Dance occurs in the evening of Purnima, the full moon during Falgun month in the Hindu calendar, which is the middle of March, it is an annual celebration of love and forgiveness, and is an event not to be missed.

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