Organized by the Ministry of Culture

📍 Villa Boulkine (formerly Palais Rahat Eddey) – Hussein Dey
📅 October 18–24, 2025

The Festival of Women’s Creativity returns for its tenth edition, celebrating the artistic expression of women in all its richness and diversity.
For one week, the Villa Boulkine will host exhibitions, performances, workshops, and encounters, shining a spotlight on women’s talents across the fields of visual arts, performing arts, literature, and traditional crafts.
An unmissable event to discover, connect, and celebrate the power of feminine creativity.

With a central theme focused on feminine creation inspired by Saharan and local heritage, this edition offers a beautiful space to showcase the vast southern region of Algeria through the art and creativity of women.
The Villa Boulkine becomes a vibrant stage for discovering this rich territory, as seen through the hands and stories of its female creators.
The themes explored are both meaningful and diverse, and it is essential to visit, support, and celebrate these women—each carrying unique skills and cultural legacies.
Leatherwork, weaving, and many other crafts await discovery, each one a thread in the living tapestry of feminine heritage.

For the 3rd edition of the Christmas market in Montaulieu, in a village in the Drôme in France, the Res’ArtI association presented carpets from the Tagaza of Timimoun association, products from pillawoda Algiers and local craft products. The couscous bar that the association made, to present the Algerian culinary art around a friendly meal and the richness of couscous, on the menu, there was a couscous with chicken, with meat and a vegetarian (Afouro ).An atmosphere from the other shore in a village perched in the mountains on the north side of the Mediterranean, make several nationalities to come together, Swiss, French, Belgian and Algerian. Thanks to the couscous prepared by Algerians from Algiers to discover the cinnamon and turnip flavors that we taste in Algiers.