Hammamet International Festival 2026 : The 60th Edition Under the Banner of ‘Living Memory’ – Full Program and Ticketing

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The Hammamet International Festival 2026 celebrates its 60th edition this year under the theme ‘Living Memory.’ This exceptional edition cements the status of this historic event as one of the most prestigious cultural and artistic gatherings in Tunisia and the Arab world, serving as a privileged space for creative experiences and cross-cultural dialogue for over six decades.

An Exceptional Edition with 32 Artistic Performances

The 60th edition of the festival takes place from July 11 to August 13, 2026, featuring a rich program of 32 performances blending theater, music, and contemporary dance, with the participation of artists and creators from 12 countries: Tunisia, Lebanon, Palestine, Algeria, Morocco, Mali, Turkey, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Cuba, and the United States.

The programming brings together different generations and musical styles, ranging from jazz, soul, blues, fado, and alternative rock to African and Cuban rhythms, and contemporary Arab song. The works presented explore themes of identity, memory, and freedom, giving this edition a human and civilizational dimension that makes art a universal language.

The festival features prestigious names such as Dhafer Youssef, Faraj Suleiman, Yasmine Hamdan, Marcel Khalifé, Adam, Yara, Melhem Zein, Salif Keïta, Mariza, Mario Biondi, and Najat Aâtabou, alongside an elite group of Tunisian artists. The performing arts also hold a central place with remarkable plays such as ‘The Fugitives’ (Les Fugueuses) by Wafa Taboubi and ‘The Lovers’ Garden’ (Le Jardin des Amants) by Moez Achouri.

Hammamet International Festival 2026 Ticketing Information

Tickets for the 60th edition are available exclusively through the official website:

www.festivaldehammamet.com

• Opening of sales: Since Sunday, June 28, 2026, from 1:00 PM.
• Payment method: Exclusively via bank and postal cards.

Full Program of the 60th Edition

Date	Performance	Price (TND)
July 11	“The Fugitives” – Wafa Taboubi	25,000
July 12	Dhafer Youssef – “Shiraz”	100,000
July 13	Yasmine Hamdan	60,000
July 14	“Nostaljica” – Mehdi Mouelhi	40,000
July 15	Bebe	60,000
July 17	Noor & Selim Arjoun	60,000
July 18	Yara	100,000
July 19	“Labes” – Selim Ben Safia	25,000
July 20	Gnawa Diffusion	80,000
July 21	Big Daddy Wilson	50,000
July 22	Joseph Attieh	80,000
July 23	Faraj Suleiman	80,000
July 24	Marcel Khalifé	80,000
July 25	Chokri Bouzayen	40,000
July 26	“SADA Atlas” – Outail Maaoui	40,000
July 27	Nordo	80,000
July 28	The Buena Vista Orchestra	80,000
July 30	Aïta mon Amour	50,000
July 31	Salif Keïta	80,000
Aug 01	Mariza	80,000
Aug 02	Mario Biondi	50,000
Aug 03	“Doulicha” – Bouthaina Nabouli	40,000
Aug 04	“From Me to Aznavour”	70,000
Aug 05	“Call Center Tragedy”	25,000
Aug 06	Melhem Zein	100,000
Aug 07	Dedublüman	80,000
Aug 08	Najat Aâtabou	80,000
Aug 09	Cindy Latty	60,000
Aug 10	“Testostérone”	25,000
Aug 11	Adam	120,000
Aug 12	“The Lovers’ Garden”	25,000
Aug 13	Sofia Sadok	70,000

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💡 Visitor’s Guide: Tips for an Unforgettable Evening

• Early Arrival: Avoid the crowds and ensure a good seat by arriving an hour before the show.
• Mobility: Park in peripheral parking lots to avoid Hammamet’s traffic jams.
• Dress Code: Bring a light jacket for the cool evening sea breezes.
• Capturing Moments: Take souvenir photos, but don’t forget to enjoy the show away from your screen.
• Tickets: Save a screenshot of your e-ticket on your phone to facilitate entry if signal is weak.

FAQ

Hammamet: Artistic Memory Beyond Borders

For six decades, the Hammamet International Festival has been more than just a summer event; it is a cultural beacon reflecting Tunisia’s openness to the world. It has built a distinguished international reputation, turning the ancient theater of Hammamet into a platform for dialogue between civilizations. Celebrating this 60th edition is both a tribute to a rich history and a confirmation that Hammamet remains a cultural bridge connecting the two shores of the Mediterranean.