American artist Gionna Cuccolo arrived in Casablanca in 2017 before travelling to Marrakech and falling in love with the city, where she began depicting the city geometrically.… Read more “A City Abstracted an interview with artist Gionna Cuccolo”
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Sculpted Dresses by Noureddine Amir at the musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech
“I’ve always been careful to distinguish between those couturiers who benefit from women and those who benefit them.” – Pierre Bergé, 2016 So it was with great… Read more “Sculpted Dresses by Noureddine Amir at the musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech”
How I’ve survived living Marrakech for nearly seven years
I can hardly believe it, but it’s been almost seven years since I moved to Marrakech. Where has the time gone? I arrived seeking a simpler life,… Read more “How I’ve survived living Marrakech for nearly seven years”
Behind the lens: An interview with wedding photographer Virginie Faucher
Every once in a while you meet a girl boss that you really click with. A girl boss that understands the value of supporting each other and… Read more “Behind the lens: An interview with wedding photographer Virginie Faucher”
musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech opens its doors
As a child of the eighties, it’s hard to imagine a time when women were unable to wear pants at certain social gatherings. But that’s just one… Read more “musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech opens its doors”
Tmecha fel Medina (A walk in the medina) by street artist Jace
It was a cloudy Friday afternoon when I met with the amazing Elise from Montresso* Art Foundation (a dear friend and PR colleague) along with members of… Read more “Tmecha fel Medina (A walk in the medina) by street artist Jace”
Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech announces its inaugural cultural programming
In case you’ve not heard, the musée Yves Saint Laurent marrakech is opening its doors on 19 October 2017 following the opening of its sister museum in… Read more “Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech announces its inaugural cultural programming”
Brownbook July/August 2017 cover story by Mandy Sinclair
when I learned that my latest story for Brownbook, an urban guide to the Middle East, about a taxi driver from Marrakech made the cover story of the latest issue I was beyond delighted.
Casablanca’s Journées du patrimoine 11 to 14 May 2017
Casablanca. It’s a city that, despite the traffic, is really starting to grow on me. You see back in November when my sister flew in from Toronto, I… Read more “Casablanca’s Journées du patrimoine 11 to 14 May 2017”
Where to breakfast in Marrakech
It may be my favourite meal of the day. It is certainly the most important as it tends to influence my eating habits for the rest of the… Read more “Where to breakfast in Marrakech”
Best of 2016
Best of 2016 for Tasting Marrakech and Say Something Communication owner Mandy Sinclair in Marrakech Morocco
Donna Hay Magazine recommends Tasting Marrakech
It started as a love. And a desire to share it with other travellers in a way that was comfortable and safe. I spoke with friends and… Read more “Donna Hay Magazine recommends Tasting Marrakech”
Where to stay in Essaouira Morocco
You see, I don’t really want to share this secret with you out of fear that my preferred retreat in Essaouira will no longer be available when I… Read more “Where to stay in Essaouira Morocco”
Stepping Back in Time at the Tin Mal Mosque
My grandmother once told me it’s not just about the destination, but also about the journey. And that rang so true as I headed off with a… Read more “Stepping Back in Time at the Tin Mal Mosque”
Just back from: Ouirgane Valley
It’s been a bit quiet on here lately. That’s because it’s been a bit bonkers in my office. But in a good way. I had the absolute… Read more “Just back from: Ouirgane Valley”
Must-see Marrakech Biennale 6 NOT NEW NOW
Arts + festival may just be my two favourite words. So when the Marrakech Biennale comes around every two years, I get ridiculously excited! But this year… Read more “Must-see Marrakech Biennale 6 NOT NEW NOW”
Top sites in Marrakech #3 – Jemaa el Fna
It was one of my favourite sites upon arrival in Marrakech. One that buzzes day and night. But mostly at night. And five years on, it’s still… Read more “Top sites in Marrakech #3 – Jemaa el Fna”
Azemmour, Morocco’s off-the-beaten path small town
“Have I just been dumped in a field?” asked this gal upon disembarking the train in Azemmour. “Yes,” I responded, “but just walk to the top of… Read more “Azemmour, Morocco’s off-the-beaten path small town”
How I learned to love Fes Morocco
Fes. Morocco’s oldest city. Home of the first university, al-Qarrawiyyan. And known as the gastronomical capital of Morocco. But a city I cannot say I love. For… Read more “How I learned to love Fes Morocco”
A week at the Marrakech International Film Festival
Wowza! What a week it’s been heading off to films, meeting friends for coffees in between to discuss our thoughts on various films, lunches and more! For… Read more “A week at the Marrakech International Film Festival”