On Tuesday the 9th, the draw Mijas pays tribute to its visitors on September 24th
EMijas Weekly compiles the best images of the transfer of the patron saint, who will be carried in procession on Monday 8th at 21:30 hours NEWS/03
Tourist Day will take place in the Virgen de la Peña Square from 12 noon, with a flamenco show and free paella
for the seniors’ trip will take place
THE vii Villa de Mijas Chess Tournament on 21st
It will take place in the plenary hall of Mijas Town Hall at 10 in the morning, in a public event and until the hall reaches full capacity S
Melody, Mago de Oz and Joana
Jiménez headline the Mijas Fair
The Cortijo Don Elías in Las Lagunas will host the event, which is part of the 31st Provincial Council Circuit, starting at 10 hours
Operational Services is upgrading school surroundings ahead of the new academic year
The festivities kick off on Saturday the 6th with a tribute dinner for the elderly; on Sunday the 7th, the daytime fair will open in the area around La Muralla NEWS/04
o arro treet reno ation enters final sta e
After reopening to traffic a few weeks ago, the Town Hall is now carrying out various decorative works on this street in Las Lagunas, part of a refurbishment that has cost around 900.000 euros. he mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata, and the councillor for Parks and Gardens, Daniel Gómez Teruel, visited the area on Tuesday 2nd to inspect the final stages of the works, which have included the creation of a new roundabout, the installation of recycling container points, the removal of architectural barriers, and the planting of new trees / Beatriz Martín. NEWS/06
Municipal workers have repainted crossings and other road markings and pruned trees located at the entrances to the centres
SPANISH /10
Mijas registers the lowest unemployment rate in the last 17 years
The municipality closes August with a total of 5,280 unemployed, the best figure since November 2008
Go to the by bus
There will be a shuttle bus service from Las Lagunas, La Cala, Osunillas and the El Puerto quarry NEWS/02
Basic Income publishes its provisional lists Mijas Fair
Interested parties may submit appeals until Wednesday 10th SPANISH/08
The Town Hall asks for citizens' cooperation in keeping the municipality clean Respecting waste disposal times and collecting pet waste are among the basic rules
Mijas Fair 2025
Shuttle buses
The Town Hall will provide transport to the fair with
shuttle buses
You can leave your vehicle at the La Cala fairground, Las Lagunas fairground and Osunillas, and then take a free bus
Irene Pérez / Design: I.M. / Translation: C. Arroyo
To avoid traffic congestion in the town during the upcoming fair, the Mijas Town Hall will set up parking areas at the La Cala fairground, Las Lagunas fairground, and Osunillas. Visitors can leave their vehicles there and take a free bus to Mijas Pueblo from 17:00 hours, except on Saturday 6th of September, when the first departure will be at 19 hours.
“This transport service will run until 2 a.m., while the return journeys from Mijas will run until 5 a.m.”, explained the councillor for Festivities and Traditions, Silvia Marín (PP), on Monday 1st of September, adding that “the bus stop will be located in the gardens of the Fuente de La Seda, next to the municipal car park”.
Line M-122 from Fuengirola to Mijas
Silvia Marín also reminded residents that the shuttle bus, which runs daily from 10 a.m. and provides free transport from the El Puerto quarry to the centre of Mijas, will also operate until 4:30 a.m. Similarly, the M-122 line of the Transport Consortium, which connects Fuengirola and Mijas Pueblo, will extend its service hours until 2 a.m. during the Mijas festivities.
Liturgical events
UNTIL 7/09
MONDAY 8TH
Inmaculada Parish
Inmaculada Parish
Solemn novena prayers. At 20 h, Holy Rosary, novena exercises, prayer for the deceased and floral offering. At 20:30 h, Holy Mass and singing of the hymn and the Salve Regina.
SUNDAY 7TH, 12 H. General ringing of bells.
At 11:30 h, Solemn Mass; at 19 h, the patron saint is greeted by the music bands; and at 21:30 h, procession of the Virgen de la Peña.
Rotonda Ford Mijas Pueblo Mijas Pueblo Rotonda Ford Fuengirola
At 20:30, an hour earlier than usual, which was one of the new features, the patron saint was taken out onto the streets. “We believe that Mijas has a very special and beautiful light at this time of day. Seeing the Virgin in the last rays of the sun is a wonderful sight, and then night falls as we make our way through the streets”, explained the commissioner of the Brotherhood of the Virgen de La Peña, Manuel Díaz, who added that “it is exciting to see how the people of Mijas throw themselves into it”.
The parish priest of Mijas, Hermán Marcel Lunar, rang the bell of honour on the float and admitted to being “very moved” to be able to share the transfer with the people of Mijas for the first time. “When you see a town respond like this to the love of God through our mother the Virgin, it makes you even more emotional”. After the ringing, the 40 local police officers lifted the Virgen de la Peña into the air at the doors of her home, the El Compás Hermitage.
Thus began the traditional transfer, as it does every 29th of August, accompanied by numerous parishioners, neighbours, visitors and the terral wind. On a mantle made up of 500 white tuberoses, palm fronds and ferns, the Virgen de la Peña, with her white dress and red mantle embroidered in gold, wore her new crown for this special occasion, an original replica of the one lost in the 1930s, made by the Montenegro metalwork workshop and donated by the Mijas Town Hall to mark the 75th anniversary of the brotherhood. The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), thanked all those who support the patron saint, “today is a very special day, accompanying the Virgen de la Peña, who has watched over many Mijas residents throughout its history”.
The Las Lagunas Music Association led the procession, followed by the Mijas Music Band behind the float. The floral offering from the Town Hall, political parties, associations, clubs, brotherhoods, parish groups and families provided the finishing touch.
Mijas goes out to meet the
Virgen de la Peña
On the evening of Friday 29th, the patron saint was transferred from her hermitage to the parish church of the Inmaculada Concepción, from where she will set out in procession on her big day, September 8th
Report by Cristina Bejarano and María José Gómez / Photos: Alberto Lago
1. Departure of the Virgin from the hermitage. 2. Petals showered as she passed the Casa Museo. 3. The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata, during the arrival at the church. 4. Members of the town council in front of the patron saint’s float. 5. Councillor Juan Carlos Cuevas Dawson carrying out supervision tasks. 6. PSOE councillors of Mijas in the procession. 7. Parish priest Marcel Hermán Lunar presented some children to the patron saint. 8. Many residents accompanied the patron saint dressed in traditional flamenco attire. 9. Cs Mijas councillors taking part in the procession. 10. La Caletera.
Mijas Fair 2025
A programme
designed for everyone
AND REME FERNÁNDEZ.
00:30 h. Performance by JOANA JIMÉNEZ.
Tuesday 9th
LA MURALLA GARDENS
MUNICIPAL BOOTH
23:00 h. Performance by MELODY.
13:00 h. Opening of the DAYTIME FAIR.
14:00 h. DJ performance.
From
September 6th to 11th
Sunday 7th
15:00 h. Performance by the BAND KALIMA.
Saturday 6th
18:00 h. Mijas Town Hall Registration of children to participate in the GIANTS AND BIGHEADS PARADE.
18:30 h. Mijas Town Hall Departure of the GIANTS AND BIGHEADS PARADE.
20:45 h. Municipal Booth Performance by the UP BALLROOM DANCING groups, led by teacher JUAN JESÚS LEIVA
21:00 h. Municipal Booth TRIBUTE DINNER FOR THE ELDERLY
The elderly will be welcomed with a sangria cocktail. During the dinner, the Grandfather and Grandmother of the fair will be presented with a gift. The dinner is open to all senior citizens with an invitation.
22:15 h. Avenida Virgen de la Peña INAUGURATION OF THE FAIRGROUND AND SWITCHING ON OF THE ARTISTIC LIGHTING by the local authorities.
23:00 h. Municipal Booth PERFORMANCE by JUSTO GÓMEZ and ROCÍO CORTÉS
11:00 h. Mijas Town Hall BIKE RIDE through the streets of Mijas.
11:15 h. La Muralla Gardens CHESS tournament.
12:00 h. Mijas Town Hall
GENERAL PEALING OF BELLS announcing the festivity of the Blessed Virgen de la Peña. LA MURALLA GARDENS
13:00 h. Inauguration of the DAYTIME FAIR.
14:00 h. DJ performance.
16:00 h. Performance by the group ELECTRODUENDE.
16:00 - 19:00h. PLAYROOM service
18:00 h. DJ performance.
19:00 h. Performance by the group LONGPLAY.
20:00 h. CLOSURE OF THE DAY FAIR.
MUNICIPAL BOOTH
From 20:00 to 21:00 h. REGISTRATION for the Children’s King and Queen contest. From 20 hours, when the doors of the Municipal Booth open, until 21 hours
20:30 h. CHILDREN’S SHOW ‘De ellos aprendí’ the musical.
22:00 h. DRAW AND CROWNING of the Children’s King and Queen.
23:00 h. KING AND QUEEN of the festivities CONTEST Performance by the UP DANCE GROUPS led by teachers VÍCTOR ROJAS
FREE ADMISSION UNTIL FULL CAPACITY IS REACHED.
Monday 8th
LA MURALLA GARDENS
13:00 h. Opening of the DAYTIME FAIR.
14:00 h. DJ performance. From 16:00 to 18:00 h. Performance by the group A-COMPÁS.
18:00 h. CLOSURE OF THE DAY FAIR.
18:00 h. PARADE of the GUEST MUSIC BANDS.
21:30 h. SOLEMN PROCESSION of the SACRED IMAGE OF THE HOLY VIRGEN DE LA PEÑA along the usual route. On arrival at Avda. del Compás a ‘salve’ will be sung to the patron saint offered by the Mijas Town Hall.
MUNICIPAL BOOTH
01:00 h. PERFORMANCE by the group ‘Los barrieros del sur. Tributo a El Barrio’.
16:00 - 19:00h. PLAYROOM service.
16:00 h. DJ performance.
17:00 h. Performance by the BAND KALIMA.
18:00 h. Election of the ‘MARCHOSO’ and ‘MARCHOSA’ OF THE DAY FAIR.
19:00 h. Performance by the group ESTOPARTE.
20:00 h. CLOSURE OF THE DAY FAIR
MUNICIPAL BOOTH
22:00 h SHOW: ‘DIOSES DE EGIPTO’ AND INMITA PALMERA.
FREEADMISSION FREE UNTIL FULL CAPACITY IS REACHED.
Wednesday 10th
LA MURALLA GARDENS
13:00 h. Opening of the DAYTIME FAIR.
14:00 h. DJ performance.
15:00 h. Performance by the BAND ALBOREÁ.
16:00 h. DJ performance.
17:00 - 20:00h. INFLATABLE games.
17:00 h. Performance by the BAND ALBOREÁ.
18:00 h. DJ performance.
19:00 h. Performance by the cover band CALLEJÓN.
20:00 h. CLOSURE OF THE DAY FAIR.
FREEADMISSION FREE UNTIL FULL CAPACITY IS REACHED.
Thursday 11th
LA MURALLA GARDENS
13:00 h. Opening of the DAYTIME FAIR.
14:00 h. DJ performance.
15:00 h. Performance by the BAND ROMPEOLAS.
16:00 - 19:00h. PLAYROOM service.
16:00 h. DJ performance.
17:00 h. Traditional CHOCOLATE AND ‘BUÑUELOS’ (FRITTERS).
17:00 h. Performance by the BAND ROMPEOLAS.
18:00 h. DJ performance.
19:00 h. Performance by the band TWINGO.
19:00 h. RUNNING OF INFLATABLE BULLS, starting point: Cañada de Gertrudis.
20:00 h. CLOSURE OF THE DAY FAIR.
SPECIAL CHILDREN’S DAY ALL THE CHILDREN’S RIDES AT THE FAIR WILL BE PRICED AT 2.50 €.
From 19:00 to 21:00 hours, the characteristic sound of the rides will be eliminated.
MUNICIPAL BOOTH
22:00 h. Performance by the group HECHIZO (Tribute to Héroes del Silencio).
00:00 h. Performance by the group MAGO DE OZ.
FREE ADMISSION UNTIL FULL CAPACITY IS REACHED.
Tourist Day will be celebrated on September 24th
In this way, the Mijas Town Hall thanks all tourists for visiting the town during their holidays
C. Luque / J. Perea
On Wednesday, 24th of September, Mijas will once again celebrate the traditional Tourist Day in Mijas Pueblo, our most visited town by foreigners and visitors. It is the municipality’s way of thanking them for choosing to spend their holidays here. The Department of Tourism will once again mark this special day for all towns where tourism is a main source of income.
According to the councillor for the area, Francisco Jérez (Vox), “it is our way of thanking all those who have chosen us over this past year, especially this summer, as some are still here with us. This day is celebrated worldwide and we also celebrate it locally”, adding that “last year the paella ran out in just an hour, which shows how well received this initiative is. Many attendees come on organised excursions, including cruise passengers who take advantage of their stop to visit Mijas Pueblo”.
This day, said Jerez, is also a way of “reinforcing the image of
Mijas as a welcoming, diverse and lively destination”. The event will take place in the Virgen de la Peña square at 12 noon. There will be a flamenco show, followed by free paella for “around 500 people” at approximately 13:30 hours, said Jerez.
Tourist season
REMEMBER: FLAMENCO SHOW 12:00 H
PAELLLA TASTING 13:30 H
visitors this season”, explained the
In the absence of official occupancy data for July and August, which will be released shortly, the summer balance in Mijas is very positive. “The summer has been very good. Mijas Pueblo has been full and La Cala has also been busy. In addition, the concerts we have organised during the summer have been very successful and we are very satisfied with the number of visitors this season”, explained the councillor. Jerez said that “while other municipalities have seen a decline in average spending per visitor, we have not had that problem here. The hotels have been full, La Cala has been as busy as ever, and in Mijas Pueblo the buses have been running non-stop”.
The leisure programme organised by Tourism has helped to boost the season: “There have been four very successful concerts and this Tourist Day will be the culmination before we move into the autumn season. From spring onwards, we will resume the weekly concert programme in the gazebo in the Virgen de la Peña Square”
FRANCISCO JEREZ Councillor for Tourism (Vox)
Tourist Day 2024 / Archive.
The renovation of Río Darro Street enters its final stage
The road, located in Las Lagunas, has been open to traffic for weeks, but the ornamentation works in the area are still ongoing
Report: I. Pérez and B. Martín / Design: I.M. / Translation: C. Arroyo
After fully reopening it to traffic a few weeks ago, the Mijas Town Hall is now continuing with various decorative works on Calle Río Darro, in Las Lagunas. This road has been completely remodelled, “with new lighting and pavements in keeping with the aesthetics of the rest of the municipality, and the important thing is that we have not lost any parking spaces in the area”, said the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), on Tuesday 2nd, during a visit to the site accompanied by the
councillor for Parks and Gardens, Daniel Gómez Teruel (PP).
Among the work carried out by municipal workers is the beautification of the new roun-
dabout created on this street, where magnolia trees have been planted, “we have added more trees than before, when there were ficus trees”, said
Wood and bookbinding take centre stage at the Mijas Pueblo Tourist Office
close administration
THE MAYORESS
TAKES NOTE OF THE residents’ requests
Together with the councillor Daniel Gómez Teruel, Ana Mata used her visit to Río Darro Street to gather residents’ impressions
Diego Reiné , for example, requested “benches for citizens, especially for the elderly, who need to rest while walking, and we have been told that they will be provided, so we are very grateful for that”. Other residents also appreciated
Gómez Teruel, explaining that “have planted more than twenty almencinos, which are native trees with roots that do not lift the paving, as happened previously, and the best thing is that they grow quickly, so sooner rather than later we will be aa-
the installation of underground recycling points and the removal of architectural barriers, while Jenny Maldonado said that this street has become safer after its remodelling, “now the street looks less dark and we are grateful for that, as it greatly improves the image of our neighbourhood, it is something we should be thankful for because everything has turned out very well”.
In this regard, the mayoress of Mijas stated that “streets are not only for parking our vehicles, but also for enjoying and walking along them, so these are issues that we have noted and will address from the Town Hall, through Operational Services and the various municipal departments”.
ble to enjoy their shade”. During the visit, both Mata and Gómez Teruel supervised the final touches carried out by the company responsible for the renovation, for which an investment of almost 900,000 euros has been allocated.
I.Pérez. Throughout September, the Mijas Tourist Office is hosting a new exhibition by artisans from the Mijas Craft Association who, on this occasion, are dedicated to carving wooden utensils and artistically binding books, notebooks and diaries, among other items.
J.J. Martín Quiroga and Seita Van Den Eeden are the artists who, until the 30th, will be showing residents and visitors the work they create. The councillor for Tourism at the Mijas
Town Hall, Francisco Jerez (Vox), explained on Wednesday 3rd during the inauguration of the exhibition that “having artisans of this calibre in our municipality is a source of pride, as it enriches cultural life and allows visitors to enjoy unique handmade pieces, an authentic reflection of our tradition”. He added that craftsmanship “is not just a trade, but part of our identity” and that opening the Tourist Office to these exhibitions “makes it easier for residents and tourists to share this legacy in a lively and accessible space”.
Craftswoman Seita van den Eeden, who specialises in bookbinding, said she has been involved in art all her life and has been working in Mijas for over a decade. According to the artist, each book she makes “is unique
and often becomes a gift for special occasions such as weddings or births”, while emphasising that, for her, “it is a way of connecting with people and sharing what I do”.
For his part, J.J. Martín Quiroga, who is back at the Tourist Office after the success of his first exhibition, stressed that the support of the association and the Town Hall “helps you grow” as a craftsman. Regarding his work process, he explained that “it’s not like a factory, where you put in a material and get a mass-produced product, but rather a slow process in which
each piece has its own rhythm”. Specialising in kitchen items made from carpentry scraps, he pointed out that wood “is a unique material that tells you what it wants to be”, while assuring that “you learn more from a mistake than from a success”.
The councillor took the opportunity to invite residents and visitors to visit the Tourist Office during September, including during the fair, convinced that “they will discover a world of craftsmanship that is still practised as it was in the past and that is worth knowing and preserving”.
The mayoress, Ana Mata, visited the area on Tuesday 2nd, accompanied by the councillor for Parks and Gardens, Daniel Gómez Teruel / B.M.
Taking advantage of the street renovation, recycling points have been installed / B.M.
The mayoress chats with a neighbour from Río Darro Street / B.M.
CULTURE
Members of the Mijas Craft Association at the Tourist Office / I.P.
They remind everyone of the need to respect the Cleanliness Ordinance
Ed. Dept. / Info: C. Luque / Design: I. Merino / Translation: C. Arroyo
The Mijas Town Hall, through the Cleanliness Department, has called on citizens to help keep the municipality clean. In summer, when the population practically doubles, it is necessary to take extreme measures to ensure that the town is in the best possible condition, “for which citizen collaboration is essential”, according to the Town Hall.
Following a coordination meeting between the councillor for Cleanliness, Eloy Belmonte (Vox), and the mayoress, Ana Mata (PP), both made this public appeal with the aim of raising awareness among citizens. The mayoress emphasised “essential” issues such as respecting waste disposal times, not littering on public roads and picking up pet excrement, as well as diluting their urine with water. Regarding pruning waste, she insisted on the need to take it to the designated collection points and not leave it on the streets.
citizens’ cooperation Town Hall asks for in keeping the municipality clean
THE MAYORESS
of the operators as “tireless” describes the work
The mayoress, Ana Mata, praised the work carried out by the operators in refurbishing the city, describing it as “tireless”. She also outlined specific measures, such as the “launch of an ambitious” plan to progressively replace a total of 1,500 paper and packaging recycling bins by next April.
Mijas records the lowest unemployment rate in the last 17 years
Ed. Dept. Last August, Mijas recorded a total of 5,280 unemployed people, which represents a year-on-year decrease of 4.09%. These figures are good news, as they mark the lowest unemployment level since November 2008. Furthermore, compared to the previous month of July, the number of unemployed fell by 89 people. In terms of registration data for July, the most recent month for which statistics are available, Mijas has a total of 19,346 people registered with Social Security and 8,855 self-employed workers.
Assessment
As the Spanish saying goes: “‘The cleanest person is not the one who cleans the most, but the one who makes the least mess’. That is why it is essential that we all respect the Cleanliness Ordinance and avoid anti-social behaviour that only damages our image. By working together, we can achieve the best for Mijas”, she explained.
Along the same lines, Belmonte pointed out that “in Mijas we have a great team that works every day to keep our
streets in the best condition, but their efforts need everyone’s cooperation”. The councillor stressed that “respecting schedules and following basic rules are simple gestures that make a difference”.
Belmonte also explained that “it is essential to be responsible and show civic-mindedness, because keeping Mijas clean not only improves our quality of life, it also reinforces the image we offer as a tourist destination”.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), stated that “these are very good figures that show that in Mijas, citizens have opportunities to work and find employment. Most of these are in the service sector and tourism-related industries, which are very important here. The mayoress also explained that “we are going to consider what actions we can take to ensure that all those who are looking for work have the opportunity to train and find a job”.
La Cala Resort launches Junior Golf School for beginners and advanced players
Children and young people will be part of a school offering one-hour sessions on Saturdays, delivered by highly qualified teachers
C.Gallego. La Cala Resort is launching a new initiative in September, the ‘Junior Golf School’, a programme for children and young people who want to start or improve their skills in the exciting world of golf in a professional environment. Sessions last one hour,
with three time slots available: from 9:30 to 10:30; 10:30 to 11:30; and 11:30 to 12:30, every Saturday during term time, except school holidays, until June 2026.
The first class will begin on the 14th of September and costs 50 euros per month. The
minimum age to participate is six years. Classes will be taught by qualified professionals and will take place on one of the three courses at the La Cala Resort sports complex. For more information, visit: www.lacala.com or email: academia@lacala.com.
GOLF
The school is aimed at children and young people who want to learn / LCR.
The Cleanliness Ordinance requires that pet urine be diluted with water / Archive.
The mayoress, Ana Mata, and the councillor for Street Cleaning, Eloy Belmonte, visited several waste container sites in Mijas Pueblo / Prensa Mijas.
WHAT´S ON
MIJAS fair
From September 6th to 11th
Mijas Pueblo
See the full programme on page
EVENTS IN HONOUR OF THE VIRGEN DE LA PEÑA
Sunday 7th, Parish Church of La Inmaculada
General ringing of bells
Sunday 7th, Parish Church of La Inmaculada
Solemn novena prayers. At 20 h, Holy Rosary, novena exercises, prayer for the deceased and floral offering. At 20:30 h, Holy Mass and singing of the hymn and the Salve Regina
Monday 8th, Parish Church of La Inmaculada, 12 noon
At 11:30 h, Solemn Mass; at 19 h, the patron saint is greeted by the music bands; and at 21:30 h, procession of the Virgen de la Peña
wednesday 10th
IA&Poetry Exhibition
Las Lagunas Cultural Centre
Until the 29th of September
thursday 11th
Autumn literary cycle
Upper hall of the Manuel España Theatre, 19 hours
Presentation of María del Montecarmelo Álvarez’s book, Las manías del silencio’
wednesday 24th
Tourist Day
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
12:00 h. Flamenco show 13:30 h. Free paella tasting
DO NOT MISS
Exhibition by artisans J.J. Martín Quiroga and Seita Van Den Eeden
Mijas Pueblo Tourist Office
Until the 30th of September
Painting exhibition by Lali Casillas Salcedo
Folk Museum in Mijas
Until the 15th of September
Painting exhibition by Lola Serrano
La Cala Cultural Centre
Until the 29th of September
Exhibitio ‘Tormenta, caos... creación’ by Rafael Carmona CACMijas
Until the 16th of October
Junior golf school
La Cala Resort, every Saturday from September to June
More information at lacala.com
‘Flamenco y olé. Feel the Passion’
Cala Resort, every Sunday at 19:30 hours
Live flamenco and gastronomic experiences in a unique outdoor setting
Sports experience in a golf simulator
La Cala Resort
More information at lacala.com
Second hand market
Las Lagunas Fairground and at Urb. Calypso, Mijas Costa Sundays from 9 to 14 h
Ecological market
La Cala Boulevard, in front of the branch offices on the second and last Sunday of each month
Flamenco show
Every Wednesday at 12 h
Plaza Virgen de la Peña, Mijas Pueblo
Every Saturday at 12 h
Plaza de la Constitución, Mijas Pueblo
Coworking, by Costa Women and Play in collaboration with the Town Hall Play Restaurant, every Wednesday in September, from 10 to 14 h
Price: 30 euros per session and 100 euros for all five sessions
Advance booking required at play@costawomen.com
FOREIGNER’S DEPARTMENT MIJAS TOWN HALL
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
SALUD RESPONDE (Doctor’s prescriptions etc.)
EMERGENCY/DOCTOR, AMBULANCE ANDALUSIAN HEALTH
LOCAL POLICE - MIJAS
EMERGENCIES 24H
OFFICE, MON - FRI 8:00-14:00
FIREBRIGADE 24H
CIVIL GUARD 24H
MIJAS TOWN HALL - MIJAS VILLAGE
TOWN HALL BRANCH LAS LAGUNAS
FOREIGNERS DEPARTMENT (MON - FRI 9:00 - 14:00)
SENIOR CITIZEN’S DEPARTMENT
SOCIAL SERVICES (MON - FRI - 8:00 - 14:00)
WOMEN’S CENTRE FREE FURNITURE COLLECTION
The President’s Dinner La Cala Lions Club
September 6th, El Olivo de La Cala restaurant, 19:00 h
The price: 45 euros per person. Dinner will consist of three courses and will also include half a bottle of wine while enjoying Laura Elen’s performance. There will be raffles and prizes. Tickets are available at the Lions Club charity shop or by calling 663 52 92 80.
