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We are excited to co-host with MA Waacking DO(ES) I(T) FIT ?, a contemporary dance solo by Hanane Soltani tomorrow at 7...
12/05/2026

We are excited to co-host with MA Waacking DO(ES) I(T) FIT ?, a contemporary dance solo by Hanane Soltani tomorrow at 7 PM.

Last March, this piece won the Ministery of Youth & Culture Prize “Bahia” at On Marche International Dance Festival. Before and following that achievement, she has been in residency with us , and tomorrow, we present the Work in Progress that emerged from that creative process.

Blending waacking and contemporary dance, DO(ES) I(T) FIT ? explores belonging, identity, and spiritual alignment through the body, asking: Do I fit this environment, this relationship, this society : or does it fit me?

The show is free and open to the public. No prior registration is allowed.

We are thrilled to host Visual Voices; a group exhibition bringing together 11 documentary photographers from 9 countrie...
09/05/2026

We are thrilled to host Visual Voices; a group exhibition bringing together 11 documentary photographers from 9 countries across the MENA region, in collaboration with the VII Foundation.

The exhibition features: Roaa Alkaseer (Syria) , Abdaljalel Shbib (Syria) , Alsyed Elsaadani (Egypt) , Waad Saber (Egypt) , Bushra Mohammed (Somalia) , Ammar Yasser (Sudan) , Abeer Aref (Yemen) , Amera Elnaal (Libya) , Habib Saleh (Lebanon) , Forqaan Salam (Iraq) , Issam Chorrib (Morocco).

All the featured photographers are alumni of The VII Foundation and members of the VII Community. They concluded the Level 1 course of the foundation’s Visual Journalism Program, led by contributing photographer to The VII Foundation, Ali Arkady

“This collection does not offer static answers. Instead, it serves as a space for dialogue, challenging the viewer to look beyond the “visible borders” of stereotypes. Here, the city, the body, and the story are reclaimed. Visual Voices captures what slips between the lines, transforming individual journeys into a collective, shared human memory.”
Ali Arkady

Curation: Ali Arkady
Curatorial Direction: Ricky Lavern Martin
Curatorial Assistant: Issam Chorrib
Poster Design: Ayat Zenniby

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08/05/2026

🌸✨ Spring Session 2026 is Coming! ✨🌸

Get ready to boost your English this spring at ALC Casablanca!

📅 Session Dates: April 6 – June 20

📝 Registration is now open!

🕘 Ramadan Registration Hours:
9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

💻 Current & returning students:
Save time and register online via alc-reg.com

⚠️ Limited seats — secure your spot early!

📞 0522 27 52 70 | 0522 27 77 65 | 0664787880
🌐 alccasablanca.com

We are thrilled to host Spanish choreographers Aritz López and Jordi Vilaseca from Proyecto Larrua for the Larrua Motion...
07/05/2026

We are thrilled to host Spanish choreographers Aritz López and Jordi Vilaseca from Proyecto Larrua for the Larrua Motion Lab.
Larrua Motion Lab is an immersive contemporary dance workshop that opens the creative universe of Proyecto Larrua. Through choreographic tools developed within the company’s practice, participants will explore physical awareness, dynamic states and new possibilities for creation. A space for experimentation, dialogue and embodied artistic research.
Many thanks to Dati Drouk for making this collaboration happen.
The workshop is free and open to the public. No prior registration required.

We are excited to host the Embodied Rhythm workshop with Lbrown this Saturday at 4 PM. Embodied Rhythm is a movement wor...
07/05/2026

We are excited to host the Embodied Rhythm workshop with Lbrown this Saturday at 4 PM.
Embodied Rhythm is a movement workshop that explores rhythm not just as sound, but as a physical, emotional, and creative force. The session guides dancers through a deep connection with their bodies, inviting them tofeel rhythm, shape it, and express it with clarity and authenticity. The workshop is free and open to public.
No prior registration is required.

Great vibes 😎 amazing concert 🎶 by in Casablanca with .music as part of tour 🇲🇦
07/05/2026

Great vibes 😎 amazing concert 🎶 by in Casablanca with .music as part of tour 🇲🇦

We are excited to host Hicham Lasri for his next Filmmaker Spotlight this Friday, May 8th at 19:00. We will screen his n...
06/05/2026

We are excited to host Hicham Lasri for his next Filmmaker Spotlight this Friday, May 8th at 19:00. We will screen his new feature film “Thank You Satan” (2026) with English subtitles, and this will be followed with a discussion and Q&A session between the director himself ( .lasri ) and Matthew Grady ( ). The event is free and open to the public but with limited spaces. Seats will be given on a first-come, first-served basis with doors opening at 18:30

Synopsis: In 1993, Serge dreams of writing a bestseller as his financial situation deteriorates. Working as a night receptionist at a major Parisian hotel, his life is turned upside down when a writer targeted by a fatwa checks into the hotel.

The Filmmaker Spotlight series is an effort by the American Arts Center to showcase Moroccan films with English subtitles in order to make them more accessible to international audiences, as well as to give aspiring Moroccan filmmakers the chance to interact with and learn from accomplished Moroccan directors.

Join us for The Courage to Love, a talk and open dialogue with Quebec author, speaker, and humanitarian clown Guy Giard....
05/05/2026

Join us for The Courage to Love, a talk and open dialogue with Quebec author, speaker, and humanitarian clown Guy Giard. Drawing from his autobiography, translated into four languages and introduced by Dr. Patch Adams, he shares a deeply personal journey through childhood adversity, resilience, and the conscious choice of happiness. With over three decades of experience across universities, hospitals, and cultural spaces around the world, Guy brings a unique, human approach to storytelling that blends emotion, humor, and reflection. This session moves beyond a traditional lecture, opening a space for sincere exchange where participants are invited to listen, share, and engage in a collective exploration of what it means to heal, connect, and choose joy.
The event is free but with limited spots.
To register, please follow the Linktree in the bio and fill out the form.
Date: 08/05/2026
Time: 6 PM

We are excited to launch registration for  the Write It, Cut It, Paste It, Save It, a Collage Poetry Workshop with Walte...
04/05/2026

We are excited to launch registration for  the Write It, Cut It, Paste It, Save It, a Collage Poetry Workshop with Walter Ancarrow.In this generative workshop, we will create collage poems using found text in different languages: newspapers, water bottle labels, package inserts, and other non-literary print. When disparate texts and languages are brought together, surprising connections occur, encouraging us to consider the visual, semantic, sonic, and cultural properties of words in new and strange ways. We will discuss how these chance encounters make space for creative writing. To guide our imaginations, we will look at collage poems from several well-known poets and learn how to turn everyday print material into expressive art.The workshop is free and open to the public. To sign up, fill out the form in bio.

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Walter Ancarrow is the author of Etymologies (Omnidawn, 2023), a collection of poems in the form of an etymological dictionary that Cathy Park Hong called “glorious distillations of mischief and erudition.” He is also the editor, with an introduction, of The Selected Poems of John Whitworth, a career-spanning selection from the British poet’s eleven books (forthcoming 2026). Ancarrow is interested in colors, shapes, and questions of language, particularly the hidden social forces behind word use. In 2025, he received a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship in poetry. Walter is currently a resident at Nawat Fes.

We are very excited to host the comedy show Schizophrenie by the talended Majid Eddaikhane. We’re thrilled to host Schi...
04/05/2026

We are very excited to host the comedy show Schizophrenie by the talended Majid Eddaikhane. We’re thrilled to host Schizophrénie, a sharp, heartfelt, and hilarious one-man show with Majid Eddaikhane that explores identity, heritage, and mental health without looking away.
The show is free and open to the public. To sign up, check out the link in bio.

Join us for an embroidery on black and white photographs workshop with Sarah Addouh, artist and architect. This workshop...
04/05/2026

Join us for an embroidery on black and white photographs workshop with Sarah Addouh, artist and architect. This workshop introduces participants to basic embroidery techniques and explores how stitching can be used to create new shapes, textures, and subtle color interventions on photographic surfaces. Focusing on vintage postcards and images, the workshop invites participants to reinterpret and transform existing visuals through a tactile and creative process.

*The workshop is free but with very limited spots.
To register, please follow the Linktree in the bio and fill out the form.

Date: 06/05/2026
Time: 4 pm

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