This weekend, February 28th and March 1st, 2026, Marrakech offers a mix of specific happenings and fantastic ongoing family staples. While many specific 2026 events listed are academic conferences or adult-focused meetings, we can highlight one interesting conference topic relevant to children and focus on the top-tier recurring activities that are guaranteed fun for the family.
See our top picks
Menara Basin Carp Feeding
Menara Basin
A lovely, free sunset activity feeding large fish on Sunday.
Indoor Play at Paloozaland
Paloozaland
A full day of dinosaur-themed rides and indoor fun available Saturday.
Le Jardin de Lila Kids' Club Access
Royal Mansour Marrakech
Structured, age-appropriate fun for 4-10 year olds available all weekend.
Β· February 28
2LE JARDIN DE LILA KIDS' CLUB ACCESS : If you are staying at the hotel, the kids' club offers treasure hunts in the Medina, creative workshops, and beginner Arabic lessons for younger ones.Guaranteed structured activities available both days for younger children.
EXPLORE THE SQUARE OF SPICESFREE : Check out this colourful square, famed for its spice merchants, but also where you might spot chameleons and turtles near the vendors.A short, engaging stop in the souks available on Saturday.
Β· March 1
2GNAOUA PERFORMANCE : Enjoy a traditional and vibrant Gnaoua musical performance at the popular Cafe Clock. This is a fantastic, atmospheric way to end your weekend in the Medina.This is a confirmed recurring event happening on the required Sunday date.
VISIT LUDIPARK FUN FAIR : If the kids need a dedicated play zone, this park offers bouncy castles, pony rides, and a mini zoo experience on the edge of the city.A dedicated kids' park available all day Sunday for non-stop fun.
Also OnΒ· anytime this weekend
8FREE : Watch the famous square come alive as the sun sets. Youβll find storytellers, musicians, and street performers creating an unforgettable atmosphere the kids will love.The quintessential Marrakech experience, perfect for a Saturday evening outing.
: Take the kids out to the Palmeraie for a fun camel ride experience. It's a classic desert activity accessible right outside the city walls.A scheduled activity available Saturday for adventurous families.
: Wander through the stunning botanical collection famous for its intense cobalt blue accents. Go early on Sunday to enjoy the tranquility before the crowds.A reliable, beautiful spot available on Sunday.
: Get beautiful, safe, and natural henna designs on your hands or arms at a dedicated, reputable art cafe.A fun, hands-on activity perfect for a Saturday afternoon.
FREE : Take a lovely Sunday walk around the historic Menara Basin and enjoy feeding the large carp in the water before the day ends.Excellent, simple, free activity available on Sunday.
: This dinosaur-themed indoor venue offers rides, a pool area, and 6D cinema, making it a great fallback if the weather turns on Saturday.A full indoor entertainment centre available on Saturday.
: Rent a bike through the Medina Bike sharing program for a novel way to navigate some of the less crowded souks or head toward a garden area.A unique way to explore on Saturday for families with older, confident cyclists.
: Take a relaxing tour of the city ramparts or use the carriage to get to sights like the Majorelle Garden without tiring out little legs.A reliable, fun transportation/sightseeing option available Sunday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Marrakech this weekend?
There are no specific free events listed for this weekend, but the best free family activity available both days is visiting Jemaa el Fna Square in the evening to watch the street performers, or taking a relaxing walk to feed the fish at Menara Basin on Sunday afternoon.
What is happening on Saturday, February 28th for families?
Your best options for Saturday are experiencing the evening atmosphere at Jemaa el Fna, taking the kids camel riding in the Palmeraie, or heading to an indoor play centre like Paloozaland if the weather is poor.
Are there any specific scheduled activities on Sunday, March 1st?
Yes. Sunday offers the recurring Gnaoua Performance at Cafe Clock in the evening, a great time for a walk and fish feeding at Menara Basin, and daytime sightseeing at the Majorelle Garden.
