Marrakech Coffee and Tea Festival Sets November Dates, Venue and Ticket Prices

The Marrakech Coffee and Tea Festival has confirmed its second edition for November 14 to 16, 2026 at Mossalla Sidi Amara, near the intersection of Route de l’Agdal and Route de l’Ourika.

Organiser IRFAN Foundation for Heritage says the three-day programme will bring together coffee, tea, hospitality and gastronomy professionals alongside tastings, competitions, workshops, cultural programming and public-facing experiences. The organiser is projecting more than 25,000 visitors, over 300 exhibitors and participation from more than 20 countries.

The 2026 programme is set to include the Moroccan Coffee Masters Championship, more than 100 conferences, masterclasses and workshops, an art gallery, live music and hospitality concepts. An AI Village and a coffee, tea and hospitality hackathon are also listed among the new programme elements.

The event’s visitor page says regular tickets are due to go on sale from October 1. Listed prices are 180 MAD for a one-day ticket and 450 MAD for a three-day pass. VIP tickets are listed at 700 MAD for one day and 1,800 MAD for three days.

Opening hours are now confirmed

The festival has now published its full daily opening hours. On Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15, doors will be open from 09:30 to 19:00. On Monday, November 16, the festival will run from 09:30 to 18:00.

A much larger 2026 programme

The organizer now says the second edition is expected to bring together more than 300 exhibitors from more than 20 countries across 15,000 square metres at Mossalla Sidi Amara. More than 25,000 visitors are expected over the three days.

The programme is not limited to trade stands. The official festival announcement includes more than 100 conferences, masterclasses and workshops, tastings, live music, an art gallery, food and hospitality concepts, a VIP lounge and a media hub.

Moroccan Coffee Masters registration is open

Registration is now officially open for the Moroccan Coffee Masters Championship, the national competition being held inside the festival. Competitors will be tested across coffee and tea preparation techniques, with the event designed to highlight barista skill, precision and creativity.

The festival is scheduled for November 14 to 16, 2026 at Mossalla Sidi Amara, at the intersection of Route de l’Agdal and Route de l’Ourika. Visitors planning to attend should use the newly published opening hours rather than assume the same closing time applies on all three days.