Past Events

Discover how to access and navigate Creativebug, QNL’s digital platform for arts and crafts tutorials. Participants will explore the site, create a profile and try a sample project together.

The Six Thinking Hats Program aims to develop Young Adults  systematic and creative thinking skills through an interactive and structured approach that helps organize ideas and analyze them from multiple perspectives. The program is based on the Six Thinking Hats model, which enables participants to understand different thinking styles and apply them consciously in discussions, problem-solving, and decision-making. 

Are you ready to take your academic and career aspirations to the next level? Our mentorship program features some of the brightest minds and leaders from Education City and its distinguished alumni network, and other institutions in Qatar.

In celebration of National Sports Day, this program showcases the power sports to inspire, empower, and include people with disabilities. It promotes physical fitness, teamwork, and confidence while raising awareness about the importance of inclusive sports opportunities for all.

Join us in this beginner-friendly session to explore the basics of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it can support everyday tasks. This workshop introduces AI concepts in simple, non-technical language and provides an overview of commonly used AI models and how they function.

Does your child enjoy reading to others? Do they enjoy retelling events in dramatic voices and making expressions with their faces?

Unleash your creativity and join us for an exciting session of craft-making and art creation!

Calling all children aged 7 to 10!

The organizing committee of this conference invites paper submissions for an interdisciplinary gathering dedicated to exploring the emergence, development and practice of public history in the Middle East. 

We invite plant lovers, urban gardening enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the environment and sustainability to join our monthly gathering. Whether you are a beginner, experienced, or eager to learn, we meet on the last Saturday of each month at the Library to share knowledge, exchange tips, connect with others, and take part in a variety of gardening activities.