Moroccan Nights

ByLaurel Papworth

Now an offline community event that everyone should get to at least once – The Fes Festival of World Music. Welcome to the Fès Festival of World Sacred Music.Come live or rediscover these events that made of Fez and its Festival a place where blows a spirit of dialogue and sharing: the concerts of world…

Now an offline community event that everyone should get to at least once – The Fes Festival of World Music.

Welcome to the Fès Festival of World Sacred Music.
Come live or rediscover these events that made of Fez and its Festival a place where blows a spirit of dialogue and sharing: the concerts of world sacred music set in prestigious venues, the “Rencontres de Fès” colloquium concerning the role of spirituality in globalization, the films and exhibitions, and also the many activities throughout the city of Fez with concerts on the Bab Boujloud square, children’s educational activities and the evenings of the Sufi brotherhoods at Dar Tazi .It is the sharing of a unique moment of spiritual celebration and peace

My year in Morocco (hello to everyone at Arabic Language Institute in Fes!) was made complete by being able to help and attend this festival. And yes go to the website and subscribe to their newsletter!

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