Morocco hosts diverse cultural, religious, and artistic events

Morocco is hosting several cultural and religious events across its major cities. In Marrakech, the city is celebrating Sukkot, attracting Moroccan Jews from local and international communities to observe the Feast of Tabernacles through religious rituals and communal gatherings. Additionally, the eighth edition of the Marrakech Folklore Days is scheduled for October 22 to 25, 2026, at Jemaa el-Fna Square, featuring international folk groups, traditional crafts, and parades.

In Rabat, the capital city is highlighting its natural and artistic heritage. The Rabat Botanical Garden continues to serve as a major urban green space and center for biodiversity conservation. Meanwhile, artist Attaf Benjelloun is presenting her exhibition, ‘Prélude et...’, which explores the transformations of matter through various mediums.