Latest Málaga Fair news
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The M-424 line will connect Pinos de Alhaurín with the Fair's venue from August 15 to 22, with ten daily departures and discounts with a card.
Over twenty municipalities in Málaga celebrate the Assumption with processions, pilgrimages, and fairs. The day coincides with the start of the Málaga Fair.
PSOE and Con Málaga criticise the management of the Málaga Fair: the former warns of the loss of tradition and the latter denounces bus prices and service saturation.
The Cortijo de Torres finalises the attractions and services for the Málaga Fair, starting August 15 with an estimated average spend of 77 euros per person.
The PSOE of Málaga urges to stop the commercialisation of the Fair and protect traditional booths, following warnings from the Málaga Federation of Peñas.
The Real de Cortijo de Torres introduces sustainable lighting with 2.3 million LED lights for the Málaga Fair 2026.
The Málaga Fair's venue now shines with two million lights and 117 booths for the 2026 edition, featuring 200 free performances and the virtual assistant 'TuFerIA'.
Málaga Provincial Council organises two bullfighting discussion cycles at the Fair, from August 10 to 22, with free entry and live broadcasting by EsRadio.
Málaga Fair 2026 will feature 16 new cameras, drones, and an average of 443 local police daily. The operation starts on August 14 with fireworks.
Málaga Fair 2026 boosts security with 16 new cameras, drones, and 4,434 local police services, including breathalyser checks and medical assistance.
Málaga Fair 2026 will take place from August 15 to 22 with two venues: city centre and Real Cortijo de Torres. Verdiales, sweet wine, and local cuisine will be highlights.
Málaga Fair 2026 will take place from August 15 to 22 with over 200 free shows, concerts by Antonio Carmona and Paloma San Basilio, and the 30th Magic Fair.