Magic Garden Light Festival arrives in Casablanca

Magic Garden Light Festival Casablanca transforms Velodrome d’Anfa into an immersive light art journey from March 27 to May 10, 2026.
Magic Garden Light Festival Casablanca

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Casablanca is about to shine brighter than ever. From March 27 to May 10, 2026, the iconic Vélodrome d’Anfa will shed its heritage skin to become the host of the first-ever Magic Garden Light Festival. Initiated by “Go Vélodrome,” this event marks a spectacular cultural revival for the White City, inviting residents and tourists into a world where reality fades into a luminous dream.

A New Cultural Benchmark: Drawing inspiration from global icons like Dubai Garden Glow and the Parc Floral de Paris, the Magic Garden Light Festival positions Casablanca as a leading destination for immersive urban art and contemporary leisure.

The Experience: Six Pillars of Enchantment

The festival offers a walking journey of 60 to 90 minutes, designed as an intergenerational odyssey. The experience is built upon six fundamental pillars:

  • Immersive Art: Interactive installations that respond to your presence.
  • Cutting-Edge Tech: State-of-the-art lighting and projections.
  • Visual Poetry: A narrative journey through light and shadow.
  • Natural Wonder: A celebration of the Vélodrome’s green spaces.
  • Family Synergy: Activities designed for children and adults alike.
  • Urban Heritage: A creative rehabilitation of one of Casablanca’s most beloved historical sites.
Quick InfoDetails (2026 Edition)
LocationParc du Vélodrome, Casablanca
DatesMarch 27 – May 10, 2026
Opening HoursDaily: 7:00 PM – Midnight (Approx.)
Entry PriceStarting from 80 MAD (Adults) / 60 MAD (Kids)

A Legacy Reborn: The “Go Vélodrome” Vision

Beyond the thousands of lanterns and LED structures, the festival is a core part of the Go Vélodrome project. This initiative aims to transform the Anfa Vélodrome into a permanent heart of creativity for Casablanca, blending heritage preservation with modern cultural activations. By aligning with the spring school holidays, the festival ensures that the “beauty of light” is accessible to every family in the city.

MoroccoBeat Pro-Tip: To avoid long queues during the popular weekend and Ramadan evenings, we recommend booking your “Open-Date” tickets online via Guichet.com. This allows you to visit any day during the festival period without the stress of sold-out slots.

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