The last weekend of July in Marrakech presents a plethora of opportunities to engage in vibrant activities, both during the day and at night. From cultural events to musical performances, humor shows, creative workshops, and family-friendly outings, we have curated a selection of events taking place from Friday, July 24 to Sunday, July 26, 2026, ensuring you won’t have to spend hours figuring out your plans.
M Avenue Transforms into a Summer Hub with the M Summer Festival
Throughout the summer, M Avenue is set to enliven its evenings with the M Summer Festival, offering free access to a series of engaging events. The program features a variety of highlights spread across the weekend: DJ sets on Thursday and Friday, creative workshops for mothers and children on Saturday, and a special "Kids & Family Day" on Sunday, providing a delightful experience for both young and old until August 31.
As reported by latribunedemarrakech.com.
Noteworthy Events Across the Weekend
On Friday evening, the weekend kicks off at Meydene with stand-up comedian Nordine Ganso, who returns to Marrakech after his previous performance at the Marrakech Comedy Festival in June. His new show promises to be an engaging mix of daily observations and self-deprecating humor, with the opening act by Nounours. On Saturday, Kamar will take the stage at Meydene to present "Rihla," a musical journey through his songs, starting at 8:30 PM.
Also on Saturday night, Moroccan comedian Amine Radi will perform his new show, "La suivette," at Megarama. This performance delves into the mishaps of daily life, showcasing Radi's signature self-deprecating style that transforms life's struggles into laughter. Meanwhile, chess enthusiasts can participate in the Chess Game Tour's 30th edition, dubbed Masters 4, taking place at the Mövenpick, featuring rapid rounds and a gathering of about sixty participants.
Finally, to wrap up the weekend on Sunday, Meydene will host a nostalgic evening with Sami Bey, who will perform classic raï music, celebrating the genre's golden era. For those seeking a creative experience, the MARH Coffee Roasters will host an "Akari Lamps Making" workshop, where participants can craft their own paper and bamboo lamp inspired by designer Isamu Noguchi.
Additionally, the Mövenpick Hotel will feature the Magic Garden, an immersive light sculpture experience available every evening, and art lovers can explore contemporary exhibitions like "Under Destruction" at MACAAL and "David Seidner, Yves Saint Laurent" at the YSL Museum, both concluding on August 2. Lastly, the Palais Bahia will showcase "Les Rubáiyát of Hafiz," a captivating series of collages by Florence Dabby, available for viewing until the end of the weekend.
For those looking to indulge in creative activities, the Art Plus Marrakech studio will offer a variety of creative workshops throughout the summer for both children and adults. To enjoy an evening under the stars, the Kabana Rooftop provides a stunning view of the Koutoubia while hosting live performances and DJs in a lively atmosphere.
Make sure to keep an eye on the vibrant agenda of events in Marrakech, continually updated to help you plan your weekend outings effectively.
