Carthage Music Days Takes Music Beyond Concert Halls to Streets and Prisons

Carthage Music Days is moving beyond the stage this year, extending its activities into streets and prisons as it broadens the spaces where audiences can encounter music.

The event is conceived as more than a programme of live performances. It also offers a setting for people to meet, get to know one another and build connections through music.

Support for young artists is another part of that role, placing emerging talent alongside the encounters and exchanges that shape the festival.

By reaching streets and prison institutions, this year’s programme brings that approach outside traditional concert venues. Music becomes not only a performance to attend, but a point of contact in spaces beyond the hall.