Festival partnership — each festival has its place in the catalogue Festival TV
No file to fill for months, no door to knock in vain: at Festival TV, any festival — from village micro-festival to international giants — has its place in our global catalogue. Here is what this proposal, at the heart of our platform, changes concretely for the organizers.
Moïse 1er is not just a journalist: he directed a festival — the Soli Music Festival in Kindia, Guinea, in 2018. He knows the organizers' white nights, the race for partners, the frustration of seeing a magnificent edition go unnoticed due to lack of media coverage. As early as 2014, at the Sahel Hip Hop Festival in Niamey, Festival TV received a trophy for his work promoting African culture and festivals. Today's promise came from this experience.
In concrete terms? Your festival has its place in our global catalogue, which our explorers can come to cover, that your announcements — dates, programming, calls for participation — have a natural relay in our section "A la fronte" and with our community. Evidence in action: in May 2026, Festival TV proudly announced its official partnership with the Gala TABASKI Acte II in France. From France to Guinea, from Quebec to Belgium, the same open door.
What about the artists? The partnership opens the other side of the platform: the bridge to cooking. Festivals need new artistic content every year, and emerging artists need scenes. Festival TV makes both meet – as she already did with her springboard of young Guinean talents, HS Music Factory.
Organizers: your festival deserves to be seen. Write to us via the site, present your event, and join a catalogue that goes from Nuits d'Afrique to micro-festivals in Quebec regions. Here, there are no small festivals. There are only parties waiting for their light.
— Moïse 1er, the Festival Explorer