In Rabat, December 2025 will be marked by the continuation of major institutional exhibitions. The Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is hosting a significant exhibition dedicated to contemporary African and Moroccan writings until the end of the year, part of its annual South-South dialogue exhibition cycle. The museum remains one of the most visited cultural hubs in the country during the winter, especially among international audiences.
The Mohammed V National Theatre will continue its end-of-year musical and theatrical programming, featuring several concerts of contemporary Moroccan music, symphonic performances, and scheduled theatrical shows from mid-December to the end of the month. December traditionally sees high attendance for this venue, which showcases its headline acts before the annual closure.
In Casablanca, the cultural agenda for December revolves around live music and urban arts. The Anfa Cultural Complex will host several programmed concerts as part of its music seasons, including artists from the jazz, soul, and Moroccan fusion scenes. In parallel, the city's private and hybrid cultural spaces will continue their cycles of electronic, hip-hop, and contemporary music concerts, with a noticeable intensification leading up to the holidays.
Casablanca will also see a series of photographic and visual arts exhibitions in recognized galleries in December, particularly in Gauthier and Racine, where end-of-year exhibitions are designed as artistic and commercial assessments of the cultural season.
In Marrakech, December 2025 continues the trajectory of the winter art season. The MACAAL – Al Maaden Contemporary African Art Museum is hosting a major exhibition focused on contemporary African creation, scheduled over several months and drawing large crowds during the high tourist season. The galleries in Gueliz and the Medina will also showcase their collective end-of-year exhibitions, often featuring emerging and established Moroccan artists.
In terms of music, several cultural venues and artistic hotels in the city will host intimate concerts featuring jazz, world music, and live performances, attracting an international audience present in Marrakech during the winter.
In Tangier, the cultural programming in December emphasizes literature, cinema, and cultural memory. The Tangier Cinematheque continues its cycles of screenings and discussions focused on independent cinema and film heritage, with increased attendance towards the end of the year. The city’s cultural spaces will also host literary and artistic gatherings, continuing Tangier's historical role as an intellectual crossroads.
In Fes, December remains committed to a heritage and spiritual approach. Several concerts of Andalusian and spiritual music are scheduled in cultural and historical venues, aligning with the city's traditional music seasons. These events attract a local and international audience seeking a more contemplative cultural experience.
Finally, in Agadir, the December agenda combines popular concerts, cultural activities, and events organized as part of the winter tourist season. The city also benefits from the dynamics of the Africa Cup of Nations, with satellite cultural events organized around match days, blending music, entertainment, and artistic gatherings.
Overall, December 2025 stands out with a clear characteristic: culture does not fade behind football. It is organized around long cycles, solid institutional exhibitions, and musical programming catered to a broader audience. For visitors and residents alike, the month requires anticipation and selection, but it offers a rich and structured insight into contemporary Moroccan cultural scenes.
