The long-awaited music festival Jazzablanca is promising free concerts at the United Nations venue, to celebrate summer’s arrival in style.
The festival, which will take place from June 22 to June 24, will feature paid concerts at Anfa Park and free ones at the United Nations site, to immerse the audience in a unique environment where the power of music rules and catering to different people.
Jazzablanca is experiencing extraordinary anticipation three days before the commencement of the celebrations since there are only a few places left available for purchase.
Every year, the music festival and the BMCI Foundation collaborate in order to shed light on Moroccan talents since they are committed to Moroccan youth and share the same principles, which is why Jazzablanca has presented free concerts in several editions since 2014.
The BMCI stage symbolizes the urban and inclusive dimension of a festival that is closely connected to its city of Casablanca and strives to be accessible to all.
Following the call for proposals put out at the start of the year, the BMCI stage accepted and will now host six Moroccan groups. These artists will take the audience on a journey to ancestral and fiercely modern rhythms, showcasing Morocco’s richness and cultural variety today.
The free concerts will start at 7.30 p.m. for the whole duration of the festival.
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