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Friday, 11th July 2025 at 10:11 1001 Músicas – CaixaBank starts on 18 July in Granada with an eclectic programme ranging from flamenco and Latin jazz to pop rock, indie and roots music in different venues around the city. The lineup for this year’s summer music festival brings together well-known Spanish and international artists including Michel Camilo and Tomatito (18 …
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Starlite Occident offers summer parties, concerts, DJ sets and more.
Thursday, July 10, 2025 16:54 You may be surprised to learn that Starlite Occident is still a great show even after the lights are turned off on the main stage. When night falls in MarbellaThe wildest side of the festival is revealed The following are some of the most popular sessionsAn exclusive outdoor club, where every late-night becomes a celebration. After …
Read More »Malaga's tribute to the Spanish guitar: ten days of recitals, masterclasses and an international competition
Tuesday, 24 June 2025, 11:19 The Spanish guitar is deeply rooted in Spanish culture, but it has been a difficult instrument to place in classrooms and concert halls. Just one fact: while the historic María Cristina music conservatory (now the Sala Fundación Unicaja) was opened in 1880, the guitar was not made part of its educational programme until 1946, under …
Read More »Summer food festivals: wine, gazpacho, and even free sardines
Monday, 23 June 2025, 12:06 While this isn’t Malaga’s busiest food festival season, it’s one of the most diverse. From the cherries of Alfarnate, to the ajoblanco of Almáchar and the wines and muscatel sultanas of La Axarquía or Manilva; events with a traditional flavour are being held across the province until the third weekend of September – the epilogue …
Read More »San Juan: Bonfires, music, and old traditions
Tony Bryant Costa del Sol. Friday, 20 June 2025, 11:37 On Monday, 23rd June at midnight, thousands of revellers will head to the beach to celebrate Noche de Juan. The perfect way to celebrate the most anticipated time of the year, with music, bonfires and ancient traditions. San Juan coincides also with the beginnings of summer and pagan rituals in …
Read More »The first Inland Tourism Fair comes to Álora on 14 and 15 June
Wednesday, 4th June 2025 at 18:11 Inland tourism in Malaga will showcase its diversity and strength at Hacienda Los Conejitos in Álora on 14 and 15 June, during the first edition of the Malaga Inland Tourism Fair. The event is organised by Turismo Interior de Málaga and Triángulo Activo Caminito del Rey, and will bring together more than 50 inland …
Read More »Rock, pop and alternative rockers head to Fuengirola's Sohail Castle
Friday, May 30, 2025, 10:00 Marenostrum Fuengirola’s concert program 2025 kicked off with Myke towers and Chayanne last weekend. The organisers claimed that the programme would be one of “the most ambitious” in the history of Marenostrum. This musical extravaganza, which marks a decade of bringing international and national artists to the Sohail Castle grounds in order to perform on …
Read More »Anita Delgado's shawl and other historic silk garments, displayed in the Malaga Museum
Thursday, May 22, 2025 at 19:47 Anita Delgado, dressed in a maharani outfit with rich fabrics around her head and body is a painting that will always be fresh in our minds. This is how she was portrayed by Federico Beltrán Masés in Paris in 1919 in a famous painting that is part of the Malaga Museum collection, found in …
Read More »Three concerts by an international cello-piano duo in Malaga and Cadiz provinces
Friday, 16th May 2025 at 10:32 This month, Wong Doe & Jones Duo will be performing three concerts in the provinces of Malaga and Cadiz. English cellist Michael Kevin Jones and pianist Henry Wong Doe from New Zealand will be at Asociación Coda in Jimena de la Frontera on Friday 23 May, at La Casa del Piano in Monda on …
Read More »Over 9,000 runners and cyclists face Ronda's challenge of 101 kilometres in 24 hours
The Ronda Legion has had the goal of strengthening the relationship between civilians, the military and civil society. The Ronda Legion organised this event to commemorate the bravery of the legionnaires that walked more than 100 kilometres in order to save a town. In 2025 the race will celebrate its thirtieth anniversary, although it will be the twenty-fifth edition, due …
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