Tangier to host 3rd local spring festival in April

Tangier to host 3rd local spring festival in April
Saturday 11 April 2026 - 12:42

Tangier will host the third edition of the Local Spring Festival from April 24 to 26, bringing together Moroccan and international artists for a three-day cultural event.

The festival will take place at Palais Moulay Hafid and is organized by Association Locale de Tanger. It has grown into one of northern Morocco’s main cultural events, attracting thousands of visitors in past editions.

This year’s lineup includes Moroccan artists such as Oum and Hamid El Kasri, alongside emerging names like Ramoon. International acts include Blue Lab Beats and Spanish performer Paco Soto.

Beyond concerts, the festival will feature art installations, a local creators market, masterclasses and panel discussions.

Organizers say the event aims to support creative industries while boosting tourism and the local economy. They also see it as a platform to connect Moroccan talent with international artists.

The festival is open to the public and is expected to draw visitors from across Morocco and abroad.

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