Ten Years of the Antequera Dolmens: A Milestone that Changed the City
On July 15, 2016, UNESCO declared the Antequera Dolmens a World Heritage Site. Ten years later, tourism has surged, but the museum remains unfinished.
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On Saturday, 18th July, Torremolinos hosts the premiere of 'Composiciones 2/3', a musical theatre about the Generation of '27, with free entry.
On July 15, 2016, UNESCO declared the Antequera Dolmens a World Heritage Site. Ten years later, tourism has surged, but the museum remains unfinished.
The mayor of Antequera, Manuel Barón, recalls the tenth anniversary of the Dolmens Site's declaration as a World Heritage Site, a milestone that changed the city.
The Museo Casa Natal Picasso in Málaga will open a space in Round Rock (Texas) with two annual exhibitions for five years.
Chambao, led by La Mari, performs on September 6 at Marenostrum Fuengirola to celebrate 25 years of their career with a unique concert.
Nerja hosts the first itinerant edition of 'Zambombas al fresquito' on August 1, featuring parades and performances from five groups.
The Picasso Birthplace Museum will have an exhibition space in Round Rock (Texas) with two annual exhibitions and a €50,000 investment per show.
The Marbella Book Fair opens on July 17 at Paseo de la Alameda with a speech by Javier García Alegría and a month of children's and literary activities.
The Chapel of the Brotherhood of Rescue reopens in Málaga after a €133,766 rehabilitation that eliminated damp and restored mural paintings.
The 'Olympic Legends' exhibition arrives in Fuengirola with torches, uniforms, and memorabilia from athletes like Theresa Zabell, Juanito, and María de Valdés, from July 17 to August 26.
Fuengirola is hosting a sardine skewering workshop for young people aged 16 to 35 on July 29 at Castillo beach, with 20 spots for 5 euros.
Two companies bid to restore the Royal Collegiate Church of Antequera for €990,802, after the first tender was left deserted.