The Djenne Festival of Mud is an annual celebration held in the town of Djenne, Mali, known for its stunning mud-brick architecture. This festival highlights the importance of mud as a building material and promotes the preservation of the town's unique UNESCO World Heritage site, the Great Mosque of Djenne. During the festival, local artisans showcase their skills in mud construction, and visitors can participate in workshops. The event also features traditional music, dance, and cultural performances, fostering community spirit and raising awareness about the significance of sustainable building practices in the region.