Posts Tagged ‘ Fez Culture ’

Clock Culture this week 14 May – 20 May

13/05/2012
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Clock Culture this week 14 May – 20 May

Workshops Cooking School Learn to cook traditional Moroccan food in the heart of the medina with Clock Kitchen. Fez’s first dedicated cooking school. Dance Belly Dance with Saida. Private lessons by arrangement Calligraphy Discover the sacred art of calligraphy with master Mohamed Charkaoui. Fez Download Let us introduce you to Moroccan culture, customs and...

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An Evening like no Other, Fez

10/04/2012
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An Evening like no Other, Fez

Saturday the 7 of April 2012 was an unforgettable day for all “Soleil De Fés” association members, in which the association organized its first edition of poetry competition named” sun and poetry” dedicated to young poet of the medina of Fez in both languages Arabic and French. The evening was organized in Dar Batha...

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Fez Celebrates International Day of Theater

09/03/2012
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Fez Celebrates International Day of Theater

On the occasion of the International Day of Theater, the Moroccan Association of ‘‘the United Comedians of Culture and Art’ ’is organizing its first edition of the Fez National Festival for Humor and Irony on March 16-18. The festival is under the supervision of the province of Fez Boulmane, in partnership with the urban...

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The World Sacred Music Festival of Fez Re-enchanting the World

25/02/2012
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The World Sacred Music Festival of Fez Re-enchanting the World

Fez, also known as the spiritual city of Morocco, will host the 18th edition of the World Sacred Music Festival in June 8-16, 2012 under the theme “Re-enchanting the World”. The World Sacred Music Festival of Fez is one of Morocco’s most prominent festivals that celebrate musical diversity and cultural richness. Different nations are...

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Dazed & Confused by Mhamed Mrani Alaoui

14/07/2011
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Dazed & Confused by Mhamed Mrani Alaoui

  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....

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What’s Your Pleasure?

10/05/2011
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What’s Your Pleasure?

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....

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