13 July 2005, DUBAI — The fourth week of the Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2005, Color Surprises, is now underway at BurJuman, the region's premier shopping destination.

From now until July 20, visitors to the mall will get the opportunity to discover the magic of color, whether that is by participating in the numerous workshops and color challenges, adorning their hands and feet with henna or by having their faces painted.

"Shoppers are invited to enjoy the universal language of color this week at BurJuman. The mall décor will reflect the theme of the week and along with the numerous events and activities, it is certain to inspire and invigorate all visitors as only colors can," said Sabina Khandwani, head of research and marketing, BurJuman.

Some of the exciting and 'colorful' events planned for BurJuman shoppers to enjoy include two performances of 'Dar Cazi-story of the clouds', a popular Arabic folktale, from 5.00-10.00 pm on July 14 and July 16 and the Whiskas Cats Exhibition that can be viewed all week long on the second floor of the mall. Live cats, fun feline facts, a cat face painter, free cat food and posters are just some of the activities visitors can look forward to.

A variety of workshops will be held throughout the week including a 'Colorful Accessories' workshop on July 14, a 'Color your Own Frame' workshop on July 15 and July 20 and a 'Dubai Summer Jam' workshop on July 15 for children and adults, giving them the opportunity to paint on their own canvasses. All these workshops will take place from 5.00-10.00 pm.

BurJuman will also play host to a special 'Colors of the Holy Quran' event on July 20 from 5.00-10.00 pm. Participants will get the opportunity to learn about the colors mentioned in the Holy Quran and their significance through a series of dramatic performances.

Children visiting the mall can also enjoy a color challenge workshop from July 14-19 where they will learn how to mix paints to create their own colors.

Color Surprises is the fourth week of DSS which is being held for the eighth consecutive year from June 22 to September 2, 2005. The 10-week, multi-venue summer recreational extravaganza is held under the theme 'Big Fun for Little Ones'.