The Mijas government team, with its mayoress Ana Mata, at the head, supported the II charity gala of the Spanish Association Against Cancer on Saturday 8th
silver for iván verdugo at the national indoor competition
Fancy dress and entertainment at the Centre for Active Participation in Mijas Pueblo on the 25th, in La Cala on the 26th and in Las Lagunas on the 27th in aid of AVOI and Cudeca
On the 27th of February, at 18:30 hours, in the Manuel España Theatre, with performances by Miguel Muñoz, Dany Danielo and Kaito, among others
Mijas close to 100,000 inhabitants after gaining 60,000 in three decades
The Town Hall stresses the importance of registering in the area where you live in order to provide the municipality with the necessary services NEWS/02-03
Mijas is just one step away from reaching 100,000 inhabitants. The third largest municipality in the province in terms of population, behind the capital and Marbella, had on Thursday 13th, 96,620 inhabitants registered in the census, a figure that is even more impressive when you look back at the past Mijas has gained more than 60,000 residents in the last three decades, going from 35,423 residents in 1996, according to the first data available from the National Statistics Institute (INE), to 96,620 in 2025; in other words, in 29 years it has gained 61,197 inhabitants. The Statistics Department of the Mijas Town Hall is responsible for keeping this census up to date. In 2024 it carried out more than 31,100 operations in this register, including modifications, cancellations and registrations, of which 726 were for births / Beatriz Martín.
The jumper of the Club Atletismo Mijas completes an extraordinary competition achieving his personal best in the long jump
The Foreigners Department presents its programme of activities for February and March
The first event will take place on Sunday 16th in the Butibamba park with the collaboration of the Lions Club
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Mijas observes a minute's silence for the murder of the neighbour from Benalmádena
The corporation insists on the importance of continuing to work on the prevention of violence against women
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NEWS/04 elderly h t a carnival party
The new Creamar Mijas group will have its first training day this Saturday 14th
Up to 25 people have joined this network of volunteers, which was created with the aim of protecting the marine ecosystem
SPANISH
Last year, 726 birth registrations were recorded in Mijas, according to the councillor for Statistics, Mario Bravo (left).
Report by Carmen Martín / Data: Beatriz Martín
Mijas is just one step away from reaching 100,000 inhabitants.
The third largest municipality in the province in terms of population, behind the capital and Marbella, had on Thursday 13th, 96,620 inhabitants registered in the census, a figure that is even more impressive when you look back at the past. Mijas has gained more than 60,000 residents in the last three decades, specifically it has gone from having 35,423 residents in 1996, according to the first data available from the National Statistics Institute (INE), to having 96,620 in 2025; in other words, in 29 years it has gained 61,197 inhabitants.
The 33% of
the population in Mijas is of foreign nationality
The Statistics Department of the Mijas Town Hall is responsible for keeping this register up to date. For the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), this department “is essential for the proper functioning of the Town Hall because it is the gateway [for residents]. That is why I have to insist on the importance of registering in the municipality because, in addition to the advantages that this entails and being obligatory, we can determine which services are necessary for the progress of the town”. The Councillor for Statistics, Mario Bravo (PP), also insisted: “it is important, for example, to set up a school where there is a large young population and a retirement home where there is a large elderly population. It is important to know where the majority of citizens live in order to locate services there, organise public transport, build car parks...”. Bravo also emphasised that the number of registered residents determines the funding of the Town Hall. He explained that “each municipality receives approximately
Mijas close to 100,000 inhabitants after gaining
60,000 neighbours in three DECADES
The Town Hall emphasises the importance of being registered to improve services to citizens
175 euros a year from the State Revenue Share for each person registered in the municipality” and encouraged residents to check whether their details are correct in the census.
The councillor recalled that there are currently between 20,000 and 30,000 people “living in Mijas on a fairly permanent basis and who are not registered on the census”, which is why he made an appeal to register on the census. Mijas today has 96,620 registered residents, of which 47,851 are men and 48,769 women, with the population aged between 45 and 64 being the largest, with 30,417 residents. In addition, there are 63,961 (66.2%) residents of Spanish nationality and the rest, 32,659 (33.8%), foreigners. By area, Mijas Pueblo has remained stable while the stron-
gest growth has been in Las Lagunas, where there are younger couples, and in La Cala, where a large part of the foreign population is concentrated.
In Mijas 726 birth registrations were registered last year, according to the councillor for statistics, Mario Bravo (left) / Beatriz Martín.
is how the
Mijeños
MIJAS HAS 39 ELECTORAL SECTIONS
5,620 23
NEIGHBOURS IN CALYPSO / DOÑA LOLA / RIVIERA DEL SOL (PHASE 1, 2 AND 4)...
NEIGHBOURS IN MIJAS PUEBLO / HUERTO LOS NARANJOS/ LA ALQUERÍA/ MIJAS LA NUEVA/ VALTOCADO/ ROSA DE PIEDRAS… 3,359 1 OVER 5,000 NEIGHBOURS
NEIGHBOURS IN THE UPPER AREA OF CALAHONDA 3,977 31
Statistics
“I must insist on the importance of registering in the municipality because, in addition to the advantages that this entails and being obligatory, we will be able to determine which services are necessary for the progress of the city”
“Our secret is not that we have many children, but that we are very attractive to foreigners. Almost half of the population was born outside Spain, although some of them already have Spanish nationality”
NEIGHBOURS IN RIVIERA DEL SOL (PHASE 6, 8 AND 9) AND DS. ARROYO DE LA CALA 3,603 34 NEIGHBOURS IN JARDIN BOTANICO/ LA NORIA GOLF/ COLINAS DE LA CALA/ ENSANCHE DE LA CALA... 4,309 30
4,133 22
NEIGHBOURS IN LOS CLAVELES/ ALCÁNTARA/ CHAPARRAL/ LAS FAROLAS/ PLAYA MARINA/ EL FARO DE CALABURRAS
The Mijas Town Hall is taking stock of the management carried out by various departments throughout 2024 in order to implement improvements if necessary. The Statistics department, where there are three municipal workers and four census agents, has been one of the first to undergo this scrutiny, producing important figures.
Due to wrongful inclusion: 1,880 Change of address: 8.014 Change of address: 4,032 Others: 1,157 31,172 RECORDS OPERATIONS IN THE REGISTER
to birth:
Due to death:
Receiving and sending
NEIGHBOURS IN PUEBLA AIDA/ PUEBLO MIJITAS/ LOMAS DEL GOLF/ LA TORRE 3,369 26
3,333 13
NEIGHBOURS IN LA ALCAPARRA/ LA LOMA/ PUEBLO DON SILVERIO/ LAS YUCAS/ HAZA DEL ALGARROBO/ MEDIA LEGUA/ VISTA VERDE/ PEÑA BLANQUILLA/ CIELO DE MIJAS/ LOMAS DE MIJAS/ ESPARTALES/ HUERTA ALTA/ OSUNILLA/ BUENA VISTA…
3,201 11
NEIGHBOURS IN CALAHONDA ROYALE/ SITIO DE CALAHONDA/ MARBILUNA/ ALHAMAR/ VALPINOMAR/ ALGAIDA…
NEIGHBOURS IN LAS CAÑADAS/ CAMINO DE CAMPANALES/ CALLE SANTA GEMA/ SANTA ISABEL… 3,144 18
NEIGHBOURS IN RIVIERA DEL SOL PAHSE 5/ MIRAFLORES/ TORRENUEVA… 3,050 27
36,249
size. LAGUNAS TOWN CENTRE neighbours in las .
The most central area of Las Lagunas concentrates a large population, which is why this territory has been divided into a total of 18 sections, each with between 1,000 and 3,000 residents, except for the area of Las Cañadas, Camino de Campanales, Calle Santa Gema and Santa Isabel, which have 3,144 residents. In total, this central area of Las Lagunas has 36,249 inhabitants.
ANA MATA Mayoress of Mijas (PP)
MARIO BRAVO Councillor for Statistics (PP)
Mijas observes a minute’s silence for Lina
She is the last victim of gender violence in Spain and the first in Andalusia in 2025
The Town Hall observed on Wednesday 12th a minute’s silence for the latest victim of gender violence in Spain, Lina , the 48 year old resident of Benalmádena who on Sunday was allegedly murdered by her husband, who then also set fire to the house.
The victim, the second of this 2025 and the first in Andalusia, was the mother of four children,
three of them minors. She had been in the VioGen system for a month but had no protection, after having requested a restraining order in January, which the judge rejected, a fact lamented by the municipal corporation, which condemns this chauvinist murder.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP) said that “we have to continue working on the prevention of violence against women because cases like these show us that we
have to continue to reinforce even more if possible all that attention”. Mata, as councillor also responsible for the area of Family and Equal Opportunities, addressed all women victims: “They should go to the municipal women’s information service, we will help them. We will not leave them alone from a psychological point of view, but also from a legal point of view, which is so important and essential”.
Institutional condemnation
The government team expressed its condemnation of this social scourge. PP councillor Daniel Gómez Teruel said that “on behalf of the Partido Popular, we condemn these acts, which are happening in this society, in the 21st century, something that
The Creamar group will hold its first training day on Saturday 15th
I.P. On Saturday 15th, the first training day of the Creamar Mijas group will take place, which is starting to work after the signing of a collaboration agreement between the Mijas Town Hall and the Aula del Mar Foundation in December. Up to 25 people have joined this new network of volunteers, which was created with the aim of helping to conserve the
marine environment and inform citizens of the importance of our ecosystem. “This first meeting will take place in the La Cala Cultural Centre, at 11:30 hours. It will provide information on some of the functions to be carried out by the volunteers as well as the first activities, one of them on the El Chaparral beach, dedicated to the kentish plover”, said the counci-
llor for the Environment, Marco Cortés (PP).
Creamar will promote workshops on posidonia, a protected species that is very present in the seabed of Mijas. Cortés thanked the interest shown by this group of volunteers, a sign that there are people who are aware of and concerned about their natural environment, “the one we have now and
should not be happening. My deepest condolences to these children who have lost their mother”.
The spokesman for Vox in the Town Hall, Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson , demanded that the Penal Code be toughened: “We must increase the penalties for murderers and rapists. There is no other way. We have already suffered too many murders. We are in favour of life imprisonment, which is the way women should be protected”.
For her part, Natalia Martínez, PSOE councillor, called for “the union of all institutions and society” to continue eradicating this crime. “We have to continue working as the government of Pedro Sánchez is doing, which has once again renewed its commitment to the State Pact against Gender Violence, with 460 measures to implement protection for victims and their families”.
the one that those who come after us will have in the future”. Volunteers must also be available to take part in emergency situations such as occasional dumping, strandings and guarding protected areas.
ROADS
B.M. The Town Hall informs of a traffic closure on the road from the Costa del Sol Racecourse to El Chaparra. The road will be closed to traffic from Thursday 13th of February until Monday 3rd of March due to roadworks being carried out in this area. The works are part of the plan to upgrade and improve the municipal roads in order to optimise road safety and traffic flow in the area.
COLLECTIVES
The road from the Racecourse to El Chaparral closed to traffic Dedicate a memory to your Valentine!
La Cala Lions. This year La Cala Lions is offering a different approach to Valentine’s Day. They are organising a very special event, the Forget-me-not Tree and Market in aid of their Alzheimer’s and Dementia Support Group. Here you will be able to leave written messages to those you love or have loved, not forgetting pets too. The Lions will provide everything needed on the day and would appreciate a small donation. There will also be around 50 stalls selling items not found on the high street, many with very novel ideas. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit them on Sunday 16th of February until 15:30 hours at the Butibamba Park in La Cala de Mijas. Food and entertainment throughout the event and the opportunity to buy some of the latest fashions from the Lions charity stalls. Stall enquiries to Anne 607879450.
El Chaparral beach / Archive.
Beatriz Martín
Part of the municipal corporation during the minute’s silence held outside the Town Hall for the latest victim of gender violence in Spain / B.M.
The Mijas Foreigners Department offers a wide range of services to residents and tourists alike. It began its activity in 1985 and responds to the foreign population. Organising activities is one of its main focuses; therefore, on Thursday 13th, it presented the activities that make up its programme for the months of February and March.
“What we want is to attend to those who arrived one day as tourists and have stayed as residents; for this we try to make their lives a little easier and we have a helpdesk for those who come to see us, but we also want to go out into the street and organise these types of activities”, said the councillor for the Foreigners’ Department in Mijas, Mario Bravo (PP).
On the
last
Wednesday and Saturday of each month there will be solidarity tables in La Cala
The first of these events will take place this Sunday 16th of February in La Butibamba Park, in La Cala, with the collaboration of the dementia support group of the La Cala Lions Club. In this activity, entitled ‘The Forget-me-not tree’, which includes a Valentine’s market, people will be able to leave messages for their loved ones. Also in February, on the 22nd and 26th, from 11 to 14 hours, solidarity tables will be set up in front of the La Cala Branch Office in aid of different charities.
On the 25th of February at 16 hours there will be an informative talk in English with Blacktower at the La Cala Branch Office. “We will talk about issues that concern the foreign community such as visas, taxes, tax changes in other countries such as England and which may have implications for the residents here”, said the director of Blacktower, Tim Govaerts . In our case, we will talk about visas, the new requirements that have recently been approved for both new applications and renewals”, said lawyer Patricia Ruiz
International Women’s Day International Women’s Day will be commemorated on March 7th with a day of talks in English organised by Costa Women, which will take place at CIOMijas from 9 to
PROGRAMME for February and March Foreigners presents
The department has planned informative talks, conferences, charity and Valentine’s Day markets
TAKE NOTE
FEBRUARY 16TH
Butibamba Park, La Cala
Charity Fair ‘the Forget-me-not Tree and Valentine’s Market’
Organised by the dementia support group of the La Cala Lions Club, attendees will be able to leave a message for their loved ones on the memory tree and there will be Valentine’s Day craft stalls, food trucks and entertainment.
La Cala Branch Office
Informative talk in English with Blacktower
Regulation of holiday rentals, residence permits, inheritance, funerals and the pension system for British citizens are some of the issues that will be dealt with in this talk aimed at foreign residents. Places are limited, prior booking is required.
16 hours. “Different women will speak on different topics and registration is required to participate in this event”, said Ali Meehan , founder of Costa Woman. Professionals from different fields, coaches and writers will take part in this
Bookings at seminars@blacktowerfm. com or on 952 816 443.
event. In March the charity tables will return on the 26th and 29th from 11 to 16 hours and on the 29th, from 12 to16 hours, there will be a waiters’ race and a Lions Club charity market in the Torreón square in La Cala.
La Cala Branch Office Square
“We have a relatively low budget in the department and that’s why we rely on many professional associations or collectives to fund these activities that are so popular among the population”
“We will talk about issues that matter to the foreign community in terms of visas, taxes, inheritance taxes, tax changes in countries like England that may have implications for residents here”
“It is a conference day at CIOMijas in collaboration with the Foreigners’ Department. It is aimed at self-employed women or professionals and there will be different women who will talk about different topics”
Solidarity tables FEBRUARY 22nd and 26th MARCH 26TH AND 29TH
Social and charitable groups participate in this initiative in order to raise funds for different causes, selling handicraft and second hand products. The Lions Club, Mijas Felina and Donkey Dreamland are some of them.
12ª Conferencia Día Internacional de la Mujer en inglés ‘Make it Happen’
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Costa Women is organising this day, which will feature international women speakers who will share their inspirational stories, advice, knowledge and tools.
Registration at costawomen.com/conference/
Torreón Square, La Cala
Lions Club ‘Waiters’ Race’ and Charity Market
The councillor for Foreigners, Mario Bravo (centre), with technicians from the department and collaborators of the activities / I.P.
CIOMijas
MARIO BRAVO Councillor for Foreigners (PP)
TIM GOVAERTS Blacktower Manager
ALI MEEHAN Founder of Costa Women
Luisa Machen
conquers Picasso with her avant-garde hairstyles
M.J. Gómez / B. Martín
the first one was for
“My collection, with which I have presented myself for these awards is called ‘Mixas’, it is a tribute to the people who have welcomed me, because I have been in Mijas for 35 years and I am delighted”, explained Luisa Machen on Wednesday 12th. This is the collection with which the specialist in film hairstyling, character makeup and body paint artist won the award for the Avantgarde Hairdressing Collection on Saturday 8th at the III Expobelleza, the Beauty, Health and Wellness Fair, at the Fibes in Seville. It is the second Picasso award she has won, the first one was for her makeup collection ‘El resurgir del barroco’ (2019).
hing touch, she said, was “thanks to Lourdes Díaz, the saddler, who told me to take whatever I wanted from her workshop”. “I also took some jingles from the ‘pastorales’ because Mijas is the cradle of ‘pastorales’. I was taking bits and pieces of things that are very local”. Another original feature was that the parade was
Machen also has a Prize Look award (2017) for creative makeup and an MUA Festival (2019), among others.
makeup and an MUA Festi-
artisans and artists”, said
“I pay tribute to the craftsmanship of Mijas, because it is a town of artisans and artists”, said Machen, who explained that “I tried to make the hairstyles look like esparto grass, so I used braids, and then for the costumes I used sackcloth and esparto grass”. The finis-
THEATRE
so we took the song, so we cut with her she takes
She also had Andrea Arrabal participated in this collection:
na Isabel Rico
accompanied by the music of ACDC, “the public liked it a lot, they applauded a lot and then came up to me, as well as other colleagues, to congratulate me”, she said. Pepe Burgos , the coordinator of Radio Mijas, had a hand in the musical selection, “he is the best, when I told him what I wanted he said it was his favourite song, so we took the song, so we cut it and made it our own, more appropriate for the catwalk”. She also thanked the photographer María Márquez for her help, “every time I collaborate with her she takes my makeup and my hairstyles to another level”, she said. She also had grateful words for her assistant Andrea Arrabal and for the team that participated in this collection: the models María García, Mariana Isabel Rico and Fátima Sheila Angulo; and the dancer Irene Cuevas
Mijas will host a great magic show in aid of AVOI and the Cudeca Foundation
Ed. Dep. The great show ‘La magia de la vida, on tour’ will come to the Manuel España theatre in ‘Semana Blanca’ (White Week) on February 27th with the participation of five magicians with great national recognition, and will be presented by Juan Garrido and Richard Granda Tickets are in aid of AVOI and the Cudeca Foundation. The councillor for Culture, Juan Carlos Maldonado (PMP) said he was convinced “that the public will come and support these social groups, who do commendable work”. In addition to Mijas, the show will take place in Málaga, Estepona and Istán. Tickets are priced at 10 euros and are on sale at www.entradium.com. They can also be purchased on the day of the show from two hours before at the box office.
Senior Citizens organises
Ed. Dep. Go and look in your fancy dress box because there are only a few days to go before the carnival events kick off in Mijas. To begin with, this week, the councillor for the Senior Citizens, Silvia Marín (PP), presented at a press conference the first of them, the ‘Carnival Party in the Senior Citizen Centres’. An event that is slowly becoming a tradition in our municipality and in which the elderly of the three centres celebrate this festival with their funniest outfits.
“Throughout the year we prepare a full calendar of activities for our seniors and these festivities are further proof. I encourage everyone to participate and enjoy these events that we are preparing with affection and to come looking forward to having a good time”, explained the councillor who also added that “to attend you don’t need to register anywhere”. The first event will take place on Tuesday 25th of February at the ‘Centro de Participación Activa’ (Active Participation Centre) in Mijas Pueblo, the following day, Wednesday 26th will be held at the ‘Centro de Mayores’ (Senior Citizens Centr) in La Cala, and finally, on Thursday 27th, the elderly of Las Lagunas will enjoy the event at their Active Participation Centre. In all three cases, the party will take place from 16:30 to 19:30.
As last year, the elderly are asked to come in fancy dress and in the
a carnival party
Three meetings will be held, one in each centre, on February 25th, 26th and 27th
“Throughout the year we prepare a full calendar of activities for our seniors and these festivities are further proof of this. I encourage everyone to participate and enjoy these events”
mood to dance. In addition, live music, fancy dress competitions and snacks are planned for the festivities. The ‘murga ‘(band of street musicians) of the active ageing workshop will also perform in the three senior citizens’ centres, “with which we will be able to appreciate the work that our seniors have been doing over the last few months”, said Marín.
SILVIA MARÍN Councillor for Senior Citizens (PP)
Machen and her assistant with the Picasso Trophy.
Councillor Juan Carlos Maldonado with representatives of AVOI and Cudeca and some of the participating magicians / C.L.
Mijas, to
fall in love with
February 14th is Valentine’s Day and some shops and establishments in the municipality are offering special products and services for this day
C.Bejarano / J.Pereaa / C.Martín
According to the Traveler portal, Mijas is among the most romantic villages in Spain. Among the places that stand out are the area of the wall and its gardens, the Barrio Santana and the Hermitage of the Virgen de Peña. The magazine says that the town is one of the places to consider “for a special occasion” and stresses that success is guaranteed. Mijas and Ronda are the only towns in Malaga to appear in this ranking.
Moreover, as the Beatles’ famous song says, “All you need is love” and, in Mijas, we can vouch for the fact that there is love in every corner of the municipality. On February 14th, Valentine’s Day is celebrated,
ROMANTIC evening
and this week we wanted to find out how our shops are preparing for this day.
Valentine’s Day is officially the Day of Love and there are many ways to say I love you. We can say it face to face, through a letter or message, with flowers, preparing a delicious dinner or just spending time with the other person. In Mijas many businesses are ready to help you express this feeling, today we discover some of them.
If you don’t have a partner, it’s OK, Valentine’s Day is also a day to celebrate with friends, family and loved ones. The important thing is to enjoy love in all its forms. So now you know, fall in love in Mijas.
Love has to be cared for and cherished, as well as nurtured, which is why the next stop could be a restaurant decorated with romantic motifs. La Reja Restaurant offers something very romantic: “The food is going to be the same as what we have on the menu because we have a pretty good menu, but we are going to put a photocall at the entrance so that people can take a photo, we are also going to give a little rose and a welcome appetiser to each of the couples”, explained the owner, María de la Peña Moreno
Celebrate love in
A SPECIAL NIGHT A MAGICAL PLACE
Those who want to extend the celebration can do so thanks to businesses such as the Hotel Tamisa, which offers a special night thanks to a package that includes a delicious dinner at its restaurant El Mirador del golf, accompanied by live music, accommodation and use of the wellness area for two people. In addition, the director of the hotel, Casimiro Rodríguez, said that the fact that it is Friday is a very positive thing. “This year the date is very good, as between Friday and Saturday many reservations have been extended for the weekend and the truth is that we are very happy”, said Rodriguez. The dinner menu consists of a starter, a fish and a meat dish, a dessert and a drink from the wine cellar.
MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS
Strolling through the three centres of Mijas, during these days we find the facades of some municipal buildings decorated with hearts and floral arrangements dedicated to love. This is the case of the Folk Museum in Mijas Pueblo, the Manuel España Theatre in Las Lagunas and the Branch Office in La Cala. The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata, and the councillor of the government team, Daniel Gómez Teruel also enjoyed the romantic image of the Folk Museum
A TREAT for the palate
In one of these establishments, the Sabor a España shop, one of the shop assistants, Pablo Torreblanca, told us that “what we have made for Valentine’s Day are caramel apples in the shape of a rose and grapes. We also have the campaign ‘The month of love’ where we offer biscuits, pistachios and chocolates”. This could be the sweetest way to start the celebration of February 14th.
Photo: C.Bejarano
Those who want to buy a little something in the form of a piece of jewellery for their loved one can also do so. “We have prepared jewellery, decorative items made with crystals and little things that reflect love, romanticism and so on. What sells most at these type of events for couples are rings with diamonds”, explained one of the staf at the Tamisa shop, Isabel Rojas. Isabel Rojas. She also said that “we always have a little discount for residents and some special offers on certain things”.
Photo: J.Perea.
Photo: C.Bejarano
Photo: J.Contreras
Photo: Press Mijas
Photo: C.Bejarano
Photo: La Reja
WHAT´S ON
FRIDAY 14TH
The Gangberries
Manuel España Theatre, 20 h
The price is 10 euros. Tickets can be purchased at www.lacocheraentradas. com and, from one hour before, at the theatre
SUNDAY 16TH
‘Nuevo material’ by Ángel Martín
Manuel España Teatre, 18 h
Sold out
Solidarity rock festival ‘Perrock 2025’
Caseta Diana (Fuengirola fairground), 11 hours In aid of the animal shelters.
SUNDAY 23RD
Charity Jazz concert HQ Soroptimist International, El Zoco, Sitio de Calahonda, 11 h Concert by Janet Powell in aid of those affected by DANA. Tickets 15 euros. Bookings at soroptimist. costadelsol@gmail.com
sunday 16Th
‘Forget me not’ tree and Valentine’s market
Butibamba Park, La Cala. Opening, 11 hours. Ceremony, 12 h
Organised by the La Cala Lions Club and the Town Hall collaborates
DO NOT MISS
Solidarity tables ‘Make solidarity your gift this year’
Branch Office Square in La Cala, last Wednesday and Saturday of each month from 11 to 14 h
Exhibition ‘Dalí. The Divine Comedy. Purgatorio’
Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in Mijas
Until the 27th of March
Second hand market
Las Lagunas Fairground and at Urb. Calypso, Mijas Costa
Sundays from 9 to 14 h
Exhibition by Nina Reistad and Joanna Butler
Folk Museum in Mijas Pueblo
Until the 10th of February
Exhibition by Fatima Chbihi and María José Calvente
From the Mijas Craft Association in the Mijas Pueblo Tourist Office
Until the 27th of February
Group exhibition Viajes, by the Andalusian Federation of Photography Headquarters Nuevo Enfoque Mijas
Mondays and Thursdays, 19:30 to 21 hours
Flamenco show
Every Wednesday at 12 h
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
Every Saturday at 12 h
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
Ecological market
La Cala Boulevard, in front of the branch offices on the second and last Sundays of the month
