The Almuñécar and La Herradura cultural agenda for the month of September
Almuñécar Cultural Agenda
by Louise Powell •
Tag Archive for dance
Police Chief Dances
by Vivienne Hughes •
There have been many ways that locals have expressed their support for the medical sector and not just by clapping from balconies every evening…
Sentimientos Argentinos – Parque Majuelo
by Louise Powell •
(ISA) Sentimientos Argentinos performed by the performance company Estilo y Pasión & Revofando Sueños. When? I hear you ask. Tomorrow, starting at 22:00.
White Night
by Louise Powell •
La Herradura held its Noche en Blanco on Saturday the 3rd in the setting of the old town with works of art, dance poetry & musical performances etc.
September in Salobreña
by Louise Powell •
It’s been several years since Salobreña has had a cultural agenda for September, but 2014 is going to be an exception.
Cuddly Sing-along and Melancholy Tango
by Marianne Lindahl •
Sweden and Finland offer fantastic musical events during this summer, with chamber music, opera, jazz, rock festivals, you name it. There are gigs and festivals for every taste, but I would like here to take up two of the most typical and folksy summer festivities; Sing-along at Skansen in Stockholm (Allsång på Skansen) and the Finnish Tango Festival in Seinäjoki , Southern Ostrobothnia.
Motril Cultural Agenda – June/July
by Martin Myall •
The complete cultural agenda for Motril for June and July. If you expect me to translate the lot, you’re an unrivaled lunatic
2nd Flag Day and More
by Martin Myall •
The Ladies of Las Amigas de la Cruz de la Victoria are staging their second flag day tomorrow, Saturday, in Almuñécar, collecting donations to fight cancer.
Spring Fiesta
by David Darby •
The end of April saw the celebration of the La Herradura Spring Fiesta, and thankfully, although a little bit cloudy at first, spring actually did show her sunny side.
St. Patricks
by David Darby •
Last year, the only place to be in the village on St. Patricks Day was El Ancla, and it looks like the evening of 17th March will be one to remember again.