In the heart of Marrakech, this celebration weaves together stories, dances, and melodies from around the globe, all with a common thread of harmony.
Marrakech – In the vibrant city of Marrakech, the 6th edition of the prestigious “World Folklore Days” is set to take center stage from October 24 to 27, 2024.
With this year’s theme, “Heritage of Peace,” the festival promises an immersive cultural experience, celebrating the richness of traditions from around the world while promoting universal messages of peace, tolerance, and coexistence.
Every year, the festival attracts thousands of visitors eager to witness the global showcase of folklore.
This edition is no different, set to feature over 640 artists and folklore groups from all five continents.
Through music, dance, and art, the event will shine a spotlight on the world’s cultural diversity, uniting people through shared traditions.
Marrakech, known for its deep historical roots and cultural significance, is the perfect backdrop for this international celebration.
The festival will unfold across iconic venues in Marrakech, including M Avenue, the famous Jemaa el-Fna square, and Les Etoiles de Jemaa el-Fna, creating a blend of modern and traditional settings for the performances.
M Avenue, a new partner for this year, will offer a contemporary stage for folklore, aligning innovation with cultural preservation.
Whether you’re a local or a visitor, the World Folklore Days festival is a not-to-miss event, offering free entry for all to enjoy.
It’s an opportunity to travel the world without ever leaving Marrakech, experiencing the profound ways in which art can bridge gaps and bring people together.
With its focus on “Heritage of Peace,” this edition aims to highlight the importance of peace and intercultural dialogue, reminding us that folklore is not only a celebration of the past but a bridge to a more harmonious future.
Mark your calendars and get ready for four unforgettable days of vibrant performances and cultural discovery in the heart of Marrakech.
The previous five editions of “World Folklore Days” have been presented with remarkable expertise.
A rich cultural program, including debates, conferences, and panel discussions led by experts in the field, was complemented by vibrant dance performances and musical concerts that brought the Jemaa el-Fna stage to life.
These events offered both Moroccan and international audiences an extraordinary experience.
