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Casares to Celebrate its Night of Moon and Salt with 5,000 Candles at the Torre de la Sal

Casares celebrates the Night of Moon and Salt at the Torre de la Sal with 5,000 candles, live music, and dance. Free tickets still available.

Mónica MargalloMónica Margallo· · 2 min read

Casares Costa will host the Night of Moon and Salt this Friday, August 14, a concert illuminated by over 5,000 candles at the Torre de la Sal. Free tickets can be collected at the Town Hall and the local councils.

The Torre de la Sal in Casares Costa will once again be the setting for the Night of Moon and Salt, taking place this Friday, August 14. The event, now in its third edition, will gather more than 5,000 candles to illuminate a piano and string concert, which this year will feature, as a novelty, a dance group.

The event, organised by the Town Hall of Casares, has become one of the most prominent cultural proposals of the summer on the Casares coast. In the previous two editions, the reception was so good that this year the capacity has been limited and the free tickets are being distributed by prior reservation.

There are still tickets available and they can be collected at the Town Hall of Casares, at the local council of Secadero, and at the local council of Casares Costa.

The concert will feature a grand piano accompanied by a string trio. The main novelty of this edition is the inclusion of a dance group, which will enrich the staging and add a new artistic dimension to the evening.

The organisers recommend that attendees arrive well in advance, as the seats are not numbered. The surroundings of the Torre de la Sal, one of the most emblematic monuments of the municipality, will thus become a unique stage where music, dance, and lighting will create an unforgettable experience.

The Night of Moon and Salt has established itself as one of the most special cultural events of the summer in Casares, and this edition promises to be the most complete to date.

Mónica Margallo

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Mónica Margallo

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Historia del Arte por la UMA y buscadora incansable de puestas de sol. Cafetera, ferviente de las ferias y turista en su propia costa; firma cultura, moda y estilo de vida en la Costa del Sol.