Dubai Chess and Culture Club in Dubai is a leading chess organization dedicated to promoting chess and culture.

The Dubai Chess and Culture Club, located in Dubai, is a prominent chess organization that was established in 1979 as part of the UAE Chess Federation and officially recognized as an independent entity in 1981. The club's headquarters, inaugurated in 1999, is considered the most modern and largest dedicated chess club in the world. Designed in the shape of a rook, the building houses state-of-the-art facilities including a main tournament hall, light and sound systems, training rooms, a cafeteria, a leisure area with a pool table, a library, and offices. The club has hosted numerous international events, including the 27th World Chess Olympiad in 1986 and the 2014 World Rapid and Blitz Championships. It also organizes annual tournaments such as the Dubai Open Chess Tournament and the Dubai Juniors Chess Championship. The club has produced notable chess champions, including the UAE's first chess grandmaster, Taleb Moussa, and the UAE's first world champion, Saeed Ahmed Saeed. The club has earned numerous medals in international competitions and has contributed to the development of chess globally, including the adoption of rapid chess as an official event in the FIDE calendar.