Culture & Leisure
The town of Aïn Leuh, located in Morocco’s Ifrane province, lit up with colors, rhythms, and tradition as it welcomed the 24th edition of the National Ahidous Festival on the evening of Friday, July 18, 2025. A vibrant mix of music, cultural performances, and celebration marked the beginning......
The Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMVI) in Rabat is hosting a remarkable joint retrospective dedicated to Marc Riboud and Bruno Barbey, two iconic Magnum photographers whose paths converged through shared humanism and aesthetics. Organized until November 25, 2025, the exhibition......
Coca-Cola has officially announced the launch of the Coca-Cola Food Festival Morocco, a dynamic event dedicated to celebrating Moroccan culture through music, cuisine, and community. The festival will take place on Saturday, July 19, 2025, starting at 6:00 PM at Morocco Mall in Casablanca. This flagship......
Fouad Filali is a talented actor and model from Casablanca whose career is gaining international recognition. Known professionally as Joe Filali, he embodies a rare combination of determination, versatility, and authenticity. He inspires a new generation of ambitious Moroccan artists as he navigates......
From July 15 to August 21, 2025, the beaches of Morocco will come alive with the sounds of local and international music, as Maroc Telecom hosts the 21st edition of its highly anticipated Beach Festival. Organized each summer, the event draws millions of festivalgoers to some of the country's most......
From September 19 to 23, 2025, Marrakech will host the 11th edition of CREMAI, the International Exhibition of Hospitality, Foodservice, and Gastronomy. This event, now a cornerstone of Morocco’s soft power, showcases the nation’s ambition to lead in sustainable tourism, cultural influence,......
In 1325, the famed Moroccan Amazigh traveler Ibn Battuta embarked on a journey of knowledge that would span 24 years and 75,000 miles. His travelogue, the Riḥlah, documented a world interconnected by culture and ideas. Today, Morocco continues to leave its mark globally, blending tradition with modern......
If the majestic El Badi Palace symbolized the heart of the 54th Festival National des Arts Populaires (FNAP) opening night, its second evening offered a pulse that resonated deeply within Marrakech’s cultural soul. With a dual-stage celebration, the festival expanded its reach and vibrancy, filling......
Morocco’s rich spiritual heritage is deeply rooted in its Islamic traditions, Sufi mysticism, and indigenous Berber influences. This vibrant cultural tapestry has captivated global visitors for decades, drawing them to the bustling medinas of Marrakech, the sand dunes of Merzouga, and the architectural......
The ancient El Badi Palace in Marrakech transformed into a vibrant stage on Friday night as the 54th Festival National des Arts Populaires (FNAP) opened its doors. Under the theme “Intangible cultural heritage in motion,” the five-day festival celebrates Morocco’s diverse musical and......
The Festival Mawazine, a major cultural event in Morocco, came alive last night with the powerful and moving voice of Sherine Abdel Wahab. After a six-month hiatus filled with speculation about her career, the Egyptian singer delivered an unforgettable performance on the Souissi stage in Rabat, reaffirming......
On Saturday evening in Rabat, the Souissi stage at the Mawazine Festival 2025 resonated with the vibrant energy of Moroccan rap, thanks to the outstanding performance by El Grande Toto. For the first time ever, a national artist took over this prestigious stage, which is typically reserved for internationally......
The Mawazin festival returns to Rabat on Saturday, June 28, igniting the city with a blend of international and oriental music. This year’s edition promises a captivating journey through diverse sounds, featuring an impressive lineup of artists performing across Rabat’s iconic venues. A......
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