ESAV Marrakech is an international School for Audiovisual Arts. Once a week movie projections are organised in line with a theme. From international artists to national artists

Discover the beautiful art of Islamic calligraphy during this 2-hour lesson. You’ll learn the history behind the craft, as well as learning to write the alphabet and your name in Arabic. Upon reservation.

Those searching for a good chuckle in the Annual Events in Morocco might go to Marrakech du Rire, a 5-day international comedy festival held in Marrakech in June. The city’s kings and queens of comedy, as well as emerging comedians searching for their big break, put on their greatest shows for you across a variety of venues. It’s worth mentioning that most performances are in French and/or Arabic. Date not yet announced for 2023

The international automobile circuit Moulay El Hassan bears the name of the crown prince of Morocco, part of it overflows into the streets of the modern hotel district of Marrakech. Located along the centuries-old ramparts of Marrakech, the race takes place a few minutes from the medina and the famous souks. It has been welcoming every year since 2009. of relaxation, between ramparts of the City and impregnable views on the Atlas, to accommodate all your events. The circuit is world famous for hosting the FIA WTCR and Formula E, the biggest motoring events in Africa. Every year in July

Local “gnawa” live concerts fridays and saturdays.

Film screenings and theatre on selected dates promoting French-Moroccan connections

This tourist-friendly venue has an English-speaking host with a menu of services to choose from. It’s clean and comfortable but housed in a traditional building that is also used by locals, so it has a nice local Moroccan feel.

Learn how to make Moroccan dishes such as tanjia, tagine, and pastilla in this traditional cooking class led by a local chef.

ANIMA is a magical garden 1h from Marrakech where nature & art meet. A place with hundreds of botanical influences from around the world blended together with artworks by Picasso.

A small intimate museum situated in a Riad set up by the perfume artisan Abderrazzak Benchaâbane; From distillation to bottling through composition to the perfume recipient, the various rooms of the museum describe the different stages of transformation of the raw materials used in the composition of perfumes, cosmetics and care products. You can also create your own perfume here!

As its name suggests, the Foundation for Culture in Morocco has the essential objective of expressing and promoting living culture. Exhibitions, projections and Workshops are proposed year round. The foundation is located not far from the Café Arabe and the Ben Youssef mosque, in the center of the old medina and 3 minutes from our Hostel.

This is the place that pays tribute to ALL women: to the woman of influence who has made a name for herself as much as the homemaker who has remained unknown.

The Maison de la Photographie de Marrakech has been open since 2009. Their first goal : show the extraordinary diversity of Morocco, as seen by those, anonymous or famous, who visit it from the beginnings of photography until the modern period : 1879-1960. An invitation to get to know Morocco better.

Founded in 2011 the Henna Café Cultural Association operates a café where visitors can enjoy simple local cuisine and safe natural organic henna.  In normal times the profits from the café fund an education programme with up to 8 free classes every day.  Our motto is “Working together to make a difference!” In response to the COVID crisis Henna Café has repurposed the classroom as a “soup kitchen” providing free nutritionally balanced meals to those in need.

Contemporary art gallery in Marrakech

Jazz concerts every night.

Every year, usually in June, the sleepy city of Essaouira and Marrakech will be filled with the vibrant colours of the performers. With internationally recognized performers of Gnaoua, blues, rock, and more, this festival is a major highlight of the Moroccan festival lineup. In addition to the performances, there are dance, music, and art workshops and forums on cultural, social, and political topics relating to music