A serene street scene in Rabat, Morocco, featuring an ancient stone archway and pedestrians.
About the event
Jidar turns Rabat into an open-air studio through commissioned murals, artist encounters and a collective wall program. The useful itinerary is not a fixed mural checklist: walls change, works weather and new editions alter the road. Travelers should begin with the organizer’s current map, combine two or three public works by neighborhood and leave time for any announced talks or live painting.
Festival rhythm
- Organizer: EAC-LBoulvart and Jidar festival organization
- Series model: recurring numbered editions
- Evidence: Official site advertises Jidar number 11 for 16-26 April 2026 and retains an edition archive.
Traveler and itinerary setting
Pair current murals with Mohammed VI Museum, central Rabat or a Bouregreg walk; verify daylight, distance and public-space conditions.
Fête, moussem et saison
Où cela se passe
- Ville ou village
- Rabat
- Région
- Rabat-Sale-Kenitra
Sur la carte
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