Experience an Artistic Celebration of Earth in Casablanca
The Collective 4.0, in collaboration with the Al Mada Foundation, is set to host the fifth edition of its cultural program titled "Morocco, Land of Cultures" on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at the Villa des Arts in Casablanca. This event, aptly named "TRAB TO ART," invites families to engage in an artistic and sensory experience centered around the Earth, nature, and creativity.
Scheduled from 3 PM to 5 PM in the outdoor esplanade of the Villa des Arts, this immersive gathering offers both young and old the opportunity to explore various forms of artistic expression using natural materials such as clay, plants, and organic textures. Designed as a celebration of the connection between nature, imagination, and the transmission of knowledge, this edition emphasizes a creative, accessible, and participative approach, fostering a warm and familial atmosphere.
The event will feature several immersive workshops, including a clay modeling space where participants can freely create forms and sculptures. Additionally, attendees can partake in nature-inspired creative workshops, which will include painting pots, decorating pebbles, and crafting seed bombs. Visitors will also have the chance to contribute to a collective exhibition titled “Wishes for the Earth,” where everyone is invited to share a message or drawing dedicated to our planet and future generations.
Moreover, the event will include a workshop on African dance, providing a moment for physical expression and cultural celebration, alongside various free play and discovery areas accessible throughout the afternoon. Through “TRAB TO ART,” the "Morocco, Land of Cultures" program continues its mission to democratize access to culture by offering interactive experiences that promote discovery, sharing, and intergenerational transmission.
Initiated by the Collective 4.0, the "Morocco, Land of Cultures" program is a monthly cultural rendezvous held every last Saturday of the month at the Villa des Arts in Casablanca until June 2026. The initiative aims to showcase Morocco's professions, traditions, and cultural expressions through fun and educational workshops designed for families.
As reported by fr.hespress.com.
