Each year, from May 21 to 23, the city of Skikda organizes the Strawberry Festival, a celebration of strawberries, a fruit abundant in the region. This event invites strawberry growers as well as visitors and individuals from all around the country.

The Florida Strawberry Festival is a piece of Americana, harkening back to a time when fairs and festivals brought people together to celebrate their harvests. The preservation of this tradition has helped it grow in popularity year after year. The Festival's main focus is on preserving and enhancing the agricultural and historical history of the Florida strawberry.

Furthermore, the Florida Strawberry Festival, which is steeped in tradition, is alive with a volunteer spirit, joining individuals from all across Plant City, Florida, and the surrounding area. The festival began in 1930, when members of the newly formed Plant City Lions Club came up with the idea of holding a celebration to honor the abundant strawberry harvest.

So certainly it is one of the most famous festivals in Algeria.

The city of Ghardaia is located in Algeria's Gharadaia Province, approximately 370 miles outside of Algiers. It is a historically significant city that dates back to the eleventh century. Its architecture and monuments have stood the test of time, and the city has kept true to its historic cultures and traditions while maintaining its individuality through urban design, earning the Ghardaia Province UNESCO World Heritage status in 1982.

They make their one-of-a-kind carpets out of goat hair, with geometric and simple patterns that are absolute beauties. The carpets are usually black and white, but the annual Ghardaia Carpet Festival has turned into a competition among the greatest carpet weavers. Weavers from all over Algeria come to the Ghardaia Festival every year to compete in competitions to determine who is the greatest weaver of the year and to show off their diverse collection of carpets to the festival's thousands of visitors.

Rugs and clothing in all sizes are available for purchase, and they make excellent gifts and souvenirs. Ghardaia Carpet Festival is vibrant and rhythmic, with Karkabou bands filling the air with music and dance, processions entertaining the masses, and the aromas of traditional foods luring hungry visitors in.

The Sahara International Film Festival, also known as FiSahara, is an annual event held in the Sahrawi refugee camp, near the border with Western Sahara, in the southwest corner of Algeria. It is the world's only film festival held in a refugee camp. And it is one of the most famous festivals in Algeria.

FiSahara was held in the Wilaya of Smara, the Wilaya of Ausserd, and the Wilaya of El Aaiun for the first three years. The event has been held in the Wilaya of Dakhla since 2007. The Polisaro front is supporting the event, although it is mostly organized and supported by donations from Spain, Western Sahara's former colonial authority. The festival has attracted support from Spanish film celebrities, including Pedro, Macao’s have performed in concerts during the festival.

European Cultural Festival brings people from all over Europe to Algeria for a celebration of culture and diversity that includes concerts, art and photography exhibitions, theater, dance performances, and film screenings. This two-week event draws artists from all over the world, with activities taking place from Algiers to Constantine, and from Tlemcen to Oran. The festival also strengthens Algeria's ties with other countries in terms of economics and other important areas.

Festival of du Rai d’Oran is intended to honor the hard work of musicians by bringing together a large number of musicians as well as performances by great composers to bring the day to a close with a lot of good music.

Rai d'Oran is an annual festival conducted in August to honor the popular Algerian music genre of rai. This music genre, which first arose in the 1930s, is a sort of folk music that originated from Bedouin shepherds in the cities of Oran and An Témouchent, and was fused with Spanish, French, and Arabic sounds.