The renowned international festival, MOGA, is set to captivate Essaouira for the fifth time, promising an exhilarating blend of music, wellness, art, and talks. Taking place from the 4th to the 8th of October 2023, the Moroccan leg of the festival is set to envelop attendees in a unique ambiance that has become synonymous with MOGA events.
Following the resounding success of the Portuguese edition of the festival in Costa da Caparica last June, which drew widespread attendance and acclaim, MOGA's Moroccan festival is expected to draw an even larger crowd of over 16,000 attendees. The coastal town of Essaouira will once again serve as the captivating backdrop for this celebration of cultural fusion.
The official MOGA line-up promises a captivating array of events, all set to unfold between the enchanting Sofitel Essaouira Mogador Golf & Spa and the picturesque town of Essaouira itself. The festival's vibrant tapestry will be woven by an eclectic ensemble of artists, including SOMETHING Dyed Soundorom, Berliner Shkoon, Rhadoo, DJ Jayda G, Taylah Elaine, Margaret Dygas, tINI, A Guy Called Gerald, Maurice Fulton, Fumiya Tanaka, Guedra Guedra, and Amnaye. These talented performers are set to take the stage over the weekend, creating an unforgettable auditory experience.
The festival's program is a harmonious fusion of music, wellness, art, and thought-provoking talks. Attendees can immerse themselves in a dynamic range of cultural experiences, from pulsating beats to introspective discussions. The charming coastal town will be transformed into a hub of creative expression, fostering an atmosphere that resonates with the spirit of MOGA.
Tickets are now available for purchase on MOGA's official website, offering a three-day pass for 2390 Moroccan Dirhams (approximately AED 910). This affords attendees the opportunity to delve into an array of immersive events, enjoy mesmerizing performances, and bask in the vibrant energy that has come to define the MOGA festival experience.
As Essaouira prepares to welcome the fifth edition of MOGA, the festival's promise of cross-cultural celebration and artistic exploration is poised to captivate attendees from near and far, solidifying its status as a global cultural highlight.
