Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) magazine has just published an article on Moroccan tourism. They believe the country will see considerable growth this year, due both to the large number of natural and cultural attractions the country offers, as well as the forward thinking work the authorities have done to attract more tourists. Morocco is...
Moroccans love a good festival as much as anybody, and fortunately 2012 promises to be another busy year for special events throughout the country. From the coasts to the desert and everywhere in between, there will be something for everyone this year. Below is a general calendar of events. Dates are as specific as...
Jess Stephens and Culture Vultures once again venture into the ancient medina of Fez providing an explosion of visual arts and activities under the concept of a small pop up art shop. What, for the rest of the year is an indiscrete hanout on Talla k’bira selling random items such a football posters, plastic...
For three days a film crew has been all around the medina shooting footage for a Canadian cooking program. Well, at least they hope it will be a program. They are actually shooting three, 3-hour pilot programs which they hope will be picked up by one of the networks. One program was filmed in...
Fes is full of talent and Café Clock is the place to see it, hear it, feel it and live it. Last night, British Theater producer, Tim Supple was here to have a look-see at the talents of local singers and musicians. Among the performers Café Clock arranged for him to hear were Jaliliyat,...
Shout Out for Writers As you have probably noticed Café Clock has launched Cafe Clock Online. Yes, that’s right. A place for you to log on, reach out and keep your fingers on the pulse of what’s happening at the Clock and all around town. We’re shouting out for writers to supply Cafe Clock...
