The home at Avenida del Pino, 80, will open on 31 October from 7pm to 10pm, with €1 admission and five hosts from the residence’s Protocol School.
The Family department plans twelve Saturday sessions, from 31 October to 23 January, for up to seven children aged six to twelve.
Seven projects cover spectator seating, shade for a playground, outdoor fitness equipment, repairs and new signs across the three villages.
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 San Bartolomé shelter will offer three sessions, with a €5 donation and registration by email. Businesses can also support its 2027 calendar.
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.
Orihuela CF drew 1-1 with VCF Mestalla after Gamón put the visitors ahead in the 41st minute and Espinola equalised in the 52nd.
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.
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.
Each organisation will receive €130,000, with an 80% advance. The agreements were published on 23 October and expenditure must be justified by 20 November.
ACMO and the council's commerce department are promoting draws and street entertainment on 23 and 24 October; shoppers must hand in receipts with their contact details.
The association wants more licences, a taxi by-law and financial support after passengers reported problems linked to simultaneous breakdowns.
La Lonja brought together employers, universities and education centres for three talks and opportunities to hand CVs to businesses.
The opposition seeks repayment of more than €3,000; the government defends the official programme and says Human Resources must assess the receipts.
Fran Lozano appears in Caravana Educativa, filmed in Orihuela and on its coast, due on La 2 at 11.20am on Saturday 24 October.
The writer will speak with Fuensanta Estremera Saura at 8pm in Orihuela’s Lonja auditorium. Admission is free, subject to capacity.
La Lonja hosts two days of health information, school activities and an awards gala on Friday evening.
The programme starts on 23 October with language-school teachers, followed in November by adult learners and pupils at CEIP Andrés Manjón.
The programme combines urban walks, nature and educational activities; places are limited and bookings will open weekly.
Local businesses can apply from 21 October to 9 November inclusive for the third edition of the council’s Christmas window display competition.
The Guardia Civil links the group to 13 violent robberies in Murcia and Alicante, including San Javier and Orihuela, and has recovered five gold chains.
The tenth edition retains its five-kilometre run and walk, each with a €10 registration donation.
La Lonja will host record shops and collectors, with sets by Vanessa Beegirl, Don Gonzalo and Pana Pinchadiscos.
María García questions the commerce department’s management and seeks details of outstanding steps following FACPYME’s bank guarantee problem.
