Zomos los que Estamos wins €5,000 top prize in Pilar’s float parade
The Coco-inspired creation heads the awards for the 24 October parade; Rincón del Silencio wins the costume competition, with €21,500 awarded overall.
Local news and stories to help you get to know your city.
The Coco-inspired creation heads the awards for the 24 October parade; Rincón del Silencio wins the costume competition, with €21,500 awarded overall.
Torrevieja unveils its poster and religious programme: the floral offering is on 5 December, with the patron saint’s procession on 8 December after the 18:30 Mass.
The parade leaves Virgen del Carmen at 19:00 for Plaza de la Constitución; AQUELARRE offers two magic performances on 31 October and 1 November.
María Moliner Library will host a talk by Juan David Santiago Torres and a performance by Cafetito Flamenco on Thursday 29 October at 7pm.
The Torrevieja researcher coordinates the series, launched on 23 October with a talk and live music from a band of 15- and 16-year-olds.
Torrevieja’s horror film festival awards €1,700 after choosing 14 finalists from 173 submissions, with separate jury and audience prizes.
The month-long research campaign gives way to work to stabilise the remains. Maintenance is also beginning in the visitor areas of La Fonteta and La Ràbita.
The Junta Central will accept up to five pictures per entrant, with prizes of €200 and €100. Photographs must be original and previously unpublished.
October activities will take place at the public library, Plaça Mestre la Música and the social centre, followed by Love Zombis on 7 November.
The documentary will be screened at the town hall at 6pm on 3 November, with free admission until the venue reaches capacity.
The Colla de Xirimiters i Tabaleters de la Marina presents the CD at the town hall at 7pm on Monday, preserving recordings of performers who have since died.
The three local women were selected from six candidates. The Queen and Ladies of Salt will be announced at the Municipal Theatre on 14 November.
The fifth International Organ Festival brought Iberian and European repertoire to a recital that audiences could also follow on a large screen.
Carlos Ramón-Pérez conducted the autumn concert on 25 October, featuring music by Gould, Puccini, Cesarini, Bernstein and Morricone.
The schooner extends its opening from 26 October, with Spanish and English tours and special activities on 28 and 31 October.
Culture councillor David Martínez reports more than 2,000 visitors to Saturday's event, involving over 200 local residents and artists.
The illustrator will join the Bajo la higuera series at the Casino Orcelitano on Tuesday 27 October at 19:00. Admission is free, subject to capacity.
Julio Calvet Botella will discuss the sculptor at 19:00 in the Fernando de Loazes Library, as part of a free series exploring Orihuela’s artistic heritage.
Francisco Casanovas's programme starts on 27 October and brings together the Young Talents Competition, Saint Cecilia events and Christmas concerts until 21 December.
Casa de Andalucía honoured Julio Cegarra and Antonio Quesada and announced a charity gala for 12 December during the Ballet de Lo Ferro evening.
Hundreds accompanied the special procession, with readings, drums from the Samaritana brotherhood and music by a Unión Musical Torrevejense quintet.
The 25 October programme runs from 10:00 to 21:30, with workshops, three round-table discussions, paella and a closing concert.
The Fernando de Loazes Library hosts the event on 26 October at 19:00, organised by the Miguel Hernández Cultural Foundation. Admission is free, subject to capacity.
L’Illa opens the programme at the Cultural Centre on 25 October at 12:00. Traditional fireworks, a maritime documentary and a photography exhibition also feature.