No matter the medium, technique or format, the value of the canvas is found in the event it creates and the emotions it brings. At the intersection of Arabic calligraphy and contemporary painting currents, Mhamed Mrani, in his own words “plays with colours in order to extract the poetic spirit so keeping dreams alive....
The Essaouira Gnaoua and World Music Festival celebrates the music of the Gnaouas, the product of a mystic tradition with branches as widespread as Haitian Voodoo and Brazilian Candomblé. Performers include the best local and international musicians of the genre. A picturesque port painted in blue and white, Essaouira is a travellers’ favourite and...
Rabat – “My message is Salam (peace in Arabic)”, said Yusuf Islam, who is in Morocco to give a concert on Monday night to the delight of the public of the 10th edition of Mawazine Festival, one of the largest and most prestigious live music shows in North Africa. by Ahmed El Jechtimi “I...
When you come to Café Clock, you have a variety of seating options. Depending on your mood, you can always find a place to match it. What’s your preference … cushions, a low stool? Maybe a small sofa — or perhaps a straight back chair? There’s even a throne or two! Take your pick....
The ‘CineClub’ of the Faculty of Science and Technology of Fez is planning on Wednesday, April 27 their 7th edition of celebrating cinema. The film shown will address the theme “Morocco and the fight against corruption” - guests of honor will include officials of TLC (MCC) and filmmakers, including those who worked on...
Tara Stevens, renowned travel writer, published author, foodie and general bon vivant and a good friend of ours no less, spoke to us about her newest book, Clock Book: Recipes from a Modern Moroccan Kitchen. Tara Stevens, Photo Cred: Julius Honor 1. Tara, what first attracted you to Morocco? It was total chance...
