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The 17th edition of the El Jadida Horse Show will take place from Oct. 13 to 18 at the Mohammed VI Exhibition Center in El Jadida, under the patronage of King Mohammed VI.

From September 24 to 27, 2026, the Cité de la Gastronomie in Dijon will celebrate the flavors and culinary traditions of Chefchaouen, the famous blue city in northern Morocco, through a new gastronomic and cultural event.

Conservation, documentation, collections and other specialized areas have been identified as potential components of a future training program for Morocco’s museum sector.

Casablanca’s museum landscape continues to grow and diversify with the opening of new institutions and the promotion of spaces dedicated to memory, heritage and different forms of artistic expression.

In Fez el-Bali, Bank Al-Maghrib has just opened a museum dedicated to the history of Moroccan currency. Housed in a historic building in the Kettanine neighborhood, the new space traces several centuries of the Kingdom’s monetary history through coins, tokens and banknotes, combining the building’s architectural heritage with digital technology.

In the heart of Fez el-Bali, Dar Dbagh Chouara has preserved the traditional craft of leather tanning for centuries. From one generation to the next, tanners continue to work using ancestral methods, from the raw hides arriving from the Aïn Nokbi market to the babouches, bags and leather goods they eventually become. Le360 takes a closer look at the secrets of a craft deeply intertwined with the history of the Kingdom’s spiritual capital.

As part of a new project to upgrade Tangier’s old medina, which welcomes tourists from around the world, the Tangier regional authorities have launched the renovation of several public fountains distinguished by their varied architecture, both in the heart of the old city and on its outskirts.

The 14th edition of the International Arts and Culture Festival Oudayas Summer will take place in Rabat from August 9 to 12, bringing together renowned Moroccan artists for four days of performances celebrating the country’s rich musical diversity as part of Throne Day festivities.

The eighth edition of the International Ifrane Festival came to a close on Wednesday after several days of artistic and cultural programming that attracted thousands of visitors from Morocco and abroad. Organized by the Ifrane Forum for Culture and Development in partnership with the Ifrane Provincial Authority and the Fez-Meknes Regional Council, this year’s festival was held under the theme: “Ifrane National Park: An Exceptional Natural Heritage—Shared Challenges and Prospects for Sustainable Development.”