The annual Sufi Festival in Fes has come and gone. Volcanic ash notwithstanding, the festivities continued despite traveler’s woes with flight cancellations, delays and unanticipated diversions to cities far from the Imperial city of Fes. One lingering and ethereal reminder of this year’s festival can be seen at Café Clock where an exhibition...
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In Situ Sufi Dervish Sketches
Clock Culture This Week April 12 – April 18
CLOCK CULTURE CONCERTS: Sunday at Sunset 6:30pm Nomad music with djembe krakub & gambri (20dh) Every WEDNESDAY at 6:30 pm Jam @ The Clock Young musicians play live music on the terrace (free) CLOCK CULTURE MOVIES: Thursday movie 6:30pm Number One...
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Fes Education Forum
For two weeks, Educative Films of Fes will be meeting in various venues to talk about the education system in this city. As part of this 2-week long program, there will be a two-day discussion group/forum held at Café Clock with film specialists, representatives from the Ministry of Education, Radio MFM Sais and leaders...
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Clock Culture This Week March 22 – March 28
CLOCK CULTURE CONCERTS : Sunday at Sunset 6:30pm Jilala Traditional music with drums and flute (20dh) Every WEDNESDAY at 6:30 pm Jam @ The Clock CLOCK CULTURE MOVIES : Thursday movie 6:30pm Brooklyn’s finest Directed by Antoine Fuqua. With Richard Gere,...
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Bazaar Guzzar
BLOGGERS UNEDITED Cafe Clock encourages writers to send examples of their work for Cafe Clock Online. The following piece by Colleen Cassar really captures the mood and madness found just outside Cafe Clock. This is the first unabridged, unedited story we are publishing. We look forward to receiving your writings, too! Having settled...
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