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Free Concert in Fez

khalid — Mon, 28 Nov 2011 15:33:47 +0000

Soiré De Gala

adil — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 11:35:38 +0000

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 the feature film “Hadi W Touba”. The film will be followed by a conference dicussing the topic of transparency in Morocco.

An party will be held on the evening at the party room Bahja 2 to wrap up in style the days events.

Café Clock is proud to sponsor a lunch for the organizers,

producers and director of the movie “Hadi W Touba”

More info about the movie: http://mabladi.blogspot.com/2010/09/film-marocain-hadi-wa-touba.html

Tickets for the day can be purchased at Café Clock or direct with the chairman of the ‘CineClub’ on Ali: 06 68549174 – Yassir: 06 79 44 76 50

Funky Medina Music and Dancing Waiters??

Editor — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 10:06:39 +0000

Some cafes have singing waiters. At Café Clock our service staff dances! Yes, that’s right. At any given Sunday evening concert, our incredible Moroccan staff gets so enthusiastic about the music that they just can’t help themselves from launching into a spirited dance. Of course this doesn’t stop them from running up and down the stairs to bring you a mint tea, camel burger or sticky date pudding. They just shimmy, shake and gyrate at the same time. Their enthusiasm and love of the music is so infectious, you’ll find your feet tapping, shoulders shaking and inner dancer just itching to join in. And you are welcome!

Sunday evening concerts at Café Clock occur every week and start around 6:30. Our talented roster of local, popular musicians will regale you with traditional music and our local patrons and staff are always keen to participate with their traditional Moroccan moves and song. Come listen, clap along, dance or simply sit back and enjoy the show.

Concerts are just 20 dh per person and only 10 dh for students with I.D. cards.

Sunday Night Concert Review

Editor — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:49:07 +0000

Sunday night at Café Clock always includes entertainment from local musicians. Last night, Jilaliyat played percussion and sang their standard and much loved repertoire of Moroccan songs. No matter how many times you hear them, they never cease to stir the blood with the rhythms and lyrics that reside within each member of the group. People danced, sang and were generally carried away by the African beats of this all-female band.

Bonus entertainment was included as Zanouba belted out her songs to the accompaniment of Jilaiyat while her mother kept vigil in the corner, telling her what to sing next and ululating every chance she got.

A duet of modern dance followed the live music with two energetic and rubber-boned young men spinning on the floor, angling their bodies into improbable shapes and giving unique choreographic expression to the house music. A short hip hop performance followed with yet another young Moroccan man eager to entertain the packed house.

Sunday night concerts at Café Clock offer something much appreciated in Fes … a place where an equal number of foreigners and Moroccans gather together to appreciate talent and revel in the diversity life offers.

The Next Stage – Zanouba & Adil

Mike — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 16:03:36 +0000

1001 Arabian Nights Auditions

Cafe Clock is happy to report Zanouba and Adil made the cut during the recent auditions for 1001 Arabian Nights in Rabat. Next stop: Casablanca where they are joining 40 other hopeful actors from around Morocco.

Zanouba and Adil rose to the occasion under the direction of Tim Supple as they warmed up in a series of exercises designed to put the actors at ease and get them in character. I myself participated in the warm-ups and had a great time pretending to be an actor.

Should all go well for Zanouba and Adil, they will be asked to Egypt where final auditions will be held. After that, rehearsals begin in earnest.

Cafe Clock can’t imagine anything more gratifying than seeing two of Fes’ own get a shot at the ‘big time’. We wish nothing but the best for these two budding stars.

Better get your autographs next time you see Zanouba or Adil as there is every indication these two are on their way to the fame and fortune.

Clock Culture This Week March 08 – March 14

admin — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 13:01:44 +0000

CLOCK CULTURE CONCERTS :

Sunday at Sunset 6:30pm

Amdah soufia Suffi songs with drums (free)

Every WEDNESDAY at 6:30 pm
Jam @ The Clock

CLOCK CULTURE MOVIES :

Thursday movie 6:30pm

First Sunday Directed by David E. Talbert. With Ice Cube, Katt Williams, Tracy Morgan. Durell and LeeJohn are best friends and bumbling petty criminals attempting to deliver ten stolen wheelchairs worth $1200 each, they lose the merchandise in a police chase (Free)

CLOCK CULTURE EVENTS :

13^th Jan 2010 – 12^th Mar 2010

Dreaming In Pictures a photography exhibition by Taha Charkani

14^th Feb 2010 – 15^th Mar 2010

Smile a photography exhibition by Omar Chenaffi

13^th March 2010 -16^th May 2010

Architectonic Maroc a photography exhibition by Mathy