The Town Hall launches art therapy and music therapy workshops at active participation centres their skills through art
The council will distribute 600 kilos of sardines free of charge from 12:00 in Plaza del Torreón; there will also be musical performances
to celebrate
It will take place at El Torreón restaurant and will be the first event organised by the local branch of the Spanish Association Against Cancer
Mother’s Day on Sunday 3rd
The April plenary session gives the green light to this budget amendment, which will be invested in infrastructure, car parks and cleaning
Tenants will be able to pay in monthly instalments instead of a single lump sum made easier
The mayoress Ana Mata and the provincial delegate for Health of the Andalusian Regional Government, Carlos Bautista, presented this initiative on Thursday 30th, which aims to raise awareness about the appropriate use of screens among children. Promoted by Mijas Health Department, the Costa del Sol Health District and Mijas Comunicación, the campaign is based on a series of videos in which healthcare staff explain the harmful effects of inappropriate use of mobile devices among young children. ‘Kids Without Screens’ consists of ten themed videos featuring advice from child health professionals, as well as printed material to be distributed in schools and healthcare centres / B.M. NEWS 02-03
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CP Mijas-Las Lagunas's 3rd RFEF team plays its final home league match.
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Three new lorries added to the fleet for separate paper, cardboard and packaging collection
These side-loading vehicles are equipped with systems that reduce pollutant emissions and noise levels during operation
Mijas steps up pruning and clearing work in the mountains ahead of fire season
The aim of these actions is to minimise the risks posed by the proliferation of vegetation ahead of the summer season
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May Cro organised by culture and choirs and dance
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Local executives of the PP, PSOE and Vox carried out the traditional posterpasting in the early hours of Friday 1st
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Ten paediatricians from the municipality offer advice to families on avoiding exposure to electronic devices for children aged 0 to 6
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The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), and the provincial delegate for Health of the Andalusian Regional Government, Carlos Bautista, presented an awareness campaign on Friday 30th on the appropriate use of screens among minors. The initiative is a collaboration between the Costa del Sol Primary Care District of the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) and Mijas Comunicación.
Under the name ‘Peques sin pantallas’ (Kids Without Screens), this awareness action consists of a series of videos in which healthcare professionals report on the harmful effects of the inappropriate use of mobile devices among young children.
The initiative comprises a series of informative clips to
be broadcast on Mijas Comunicación from Monday 4th, with one released per day until all ten themed videos have been aired.
On Monday 4th of May, the first video will be released, focusing on boredom management; on Tuesday, how excessive screen time can affect eating habits; on the 6th, on attachment; on
Thursday 7th, screens and learning; and on Friday 8th, families as role models.
The campaign will continue on Monday 11th with a video on brain development. On Tuesday 12th, paediatricians will discuss how screens can affect
children’s eyesight; on Wednesday 13th, the topic will be language; on Thursday 14th, obesity; and finally, on Friday 15th, the material will focus on managing tantrums.
In addition to the audiovisual content, the campaign includes printed material that will also be distributed across health, educa-
tional and social centres, as well as municipal offices.
In fact, this initiative is included as a cross-cutting project within the framework of the working group comprising the departments of Health, Youth and Education, and the Costa del Sol Primary Care District, together with the Andalusian Health Service via the La Cala and Las Lagunas Health Centres and the municipal company Mijas Comunicación.
As a complementary activity, a round table will be held at Mijas Comunicación, where several experts in the field will have the opportunity to open the debate on this topic and increase the perception of risk among families and the general public regarding screen exposure for babies and children. The campaign can be viewed and downloaded at www.mijas.es and www.mijascomunicacion.com.
Public Health
The mayoress of Mijas noted during the presentation of ‘Peques sin pantallas’ that the Spanish Society of Adolescence has just issued a report with scientific evidence “demonstrating that certain digital exposures contribute to specific adverse outcomes”. Also present at the launch were eight paediatricians from the municipality’s three health centres, as well as the manager of the Costa del Sol Health District, Elena Ayllón; the director of the Las Lagunas Health Centre, Gregorio Ortega; and Maite Gorrotxategi, a health education officer for the health district.
“Allow your child to grow and reach their full potential by avoiding the use of electronic devices. Exposing young children to screens from an early age carries risks to their brain development, language, attention span and psychomotor development”.
“Children need to play, touch, invent and experiment with what their environment offers them. Parents and carers must lead by example and give them their undivided attention. Paediatricians also invite you to reflect on your own use of electronic device”.
public health issue under
“Do not let a screen come between you and your child. Your voice, your gestures, your gaze, your smiles and playing with them are the best stimuli for their development”.
MONDAY 4TH
Boredom management
TUESDAY 5TH
How excessive screen time affects eating habits
WEDNESDAY 6TH
Attachment
THURSDAY 7TH
Screens and learning
At the campaign launch, the mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), emphasised that all Spanish scientific societies specialising in minors “have agreed on a document containing a compendium of 70 pieces of evidence supporting the need to address this issue as a public health problem”. The document has been submitted to the Congress Justice Committee, which is currently considering the draft bill on the Protection of Minors in Digital Environments.
FRIDAY 8TH
Families as role models
WEDNESDAY 13TH
Finally, the regional delegate for Health of the Andalusian Regional Government explained that screens are a genuine addictive factor, scientifically documented, which complicates children’s cognitive development, “as they also stop participating in other beneficial activities such as sport, writing, painting or socialising with their peers”. Obesity Managing tantrums FRIDAY 15TH THURSDAY 14 TH
The impact of screen exposure on children’s eyesight Language
MONDAY 11TH
Brain development
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More
100 projects will be launched, with
On Friday 24th, the Mijas Town Hall approved a motion in a plenary session to fast-track investments in the municipality totalling over 33 million euros, which will fund 128 projects. These include road infrastructure, sports facilities, public amenities, as well as cleaning and water supply services, in addition to the drafting of plans for the refurbishment and pedestrianisation of streets. The provision of underground bins in the municipality (250,000 euros), the tender for the refurbishment of La Butibamba Park, and the completion of the outstanding sections of the Coastal Path to Fuengirola are all part of the initiatives planned under this approved budget amendment.
“This is the margin the government team has to get things done, and these are our priorities”, explained the councillor for Economy and Finance, Mario Bravo (PP), who noted that “some of the projects were initiated by previous government teams and others by us”.
“They may well be completed in future terms of office, although we are committed to at least putting them out to tender and awarding
the contracts this year and, if possible, starting the works”, he added.
The projects also include the completion of the La Cala swimming pool, for which 1.4 million euros has been allocated; the repair of the roof of the Las Lagunas sports centre (1.1 million euros); and the drafting of the project for the replacement of the turf, storage facilities and changing rooms at the adjacent Las Lagunas football pitch.
The approved budget amendment represents a decisive boost for the municipal car park plan, as the Los Santos car park, due to open shortly, is joined by the Mijas Pueblo car park, for which the drafting of the project and the ten-
der for works, with a budget of 5.5 million euros, are included among these actions. Also included is the car park at Andalucía Park (project and tender for works, with a budget of 250,000 euros), as well as those at Las Cañadas, La Candelaria, El Juncal and the La Cala Boulevard.
Furthermore, the Mijas Town Hall has allocated funding for projects such as the dualling of Camino de Coín between the Víctimas del Terrorismo roundabout and Camino de Campanales; and the access bridges to the Gran Parque, which have been allocated a budget of 800,000 euros. In La Cala, several comprehensive refurbishments of a number of roads will be under-
taken, with the projects funded by the amendment, including Segovia, Cómpeta, Butiplaya, Júzcar, Cártama, Alemania and Benarrabá streets. Roadworks will also be carried out in Mijas Pueblo (Juan García Alarcón, Callejón de los Gitanos and Cueva del Agua), where 150,000 euros will be allocated to the project for the refurbishment of the access road to the Puerto chapel and its restoration. In the outlying areas, 500,000 euros are allocated to repairs to public roads, and work is also being driven forward on the La Alquería sewer and the project for the new road link between the Manzanilla area and the A-7053 road. A further 350,000 euros are allocated to works to seal the municipal landfill.
Resurfacing of residential developments
“The needs that Mijas has been demanding wi be addressed, as we as the lack of in astructure in many areas and, in this sense, we wi have enough time to execute them”
while the PSOE and Cs opposed it. “It’s all smoke and mirrors; what you’re going to see from now on is simply press conferences announcing what they’re going to do, what they’ve budgeted for, that the tendering process has begun, that one thing or another is being put out to tender… but the end of the term of office is just around the corner”, said the spokesperson for the PSOE Municipal Group, Roy Pérez. “As you said, Mr Bravo, you have brought this here with malice aforethought and under cover of darkness, with 33 million euros for 94 [infrastructure] projects that you are now going to try to sell to the public, saying that we are going to do this, that we have planned… but the reality, the tangible outcome, what the public will actually receive at this stage, is very unlikely…”, noted José Carlos Martín, spokesperson for Ciudadanos.
“They may well be completed in future terms of office, although we are committed to at least putting them out to tender and awarding the contracts this year and, if possible, starting the works”
“You have brought this here under cover of darkness, with 33 million euros for 94 projects that you are now going to try to sell to the public, saying that we are going to do this, that we have planned…”
In this budget amendment, the Town Hall has allocated a total of 2.5 million euros for the resurfacing of public roads; and is promoting the refurbishment of the drinking water supply networks in El Coto (150,000 euros) and Doña Pilar (141,000 euros).
In addition, plans include the refurbishment of the roundabout on the access road to the racecourse (150,000 euros) and that of Osunillas (700,000 euros).
The budget amendment was supported by the government team,
The government team stressed that the aim is to get these projects underway as soon as possible. “Most of these projects have already been awarded, pending the availability of funds to finance them”, replied Bravo.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), emphasised that the amendment completes the initial budget. “We will continue to do things for this municipality, which has been so badly affected by political instability, meaning that the municipal administration has been unable to meet the needs of the public”.
Recycling service
They represent a boost for cleaning in Mijas, Fuengirola, Torremolinos and Marbella, as they increase both collection capacity and frequency
Report by Beatriz Martín and Cristina Bejarano / Translation: C.Arroyo
They increase collection capacity and frequency
These are lorries equipped with a compactor body and specially designed to operate in urban environments, combining high technical performance with a strong commitment to the environment
a system enabling the automated
represent a step forward in efficiency, environmental sustainability and the improvement of the public collection service
In Mijas, a 14% increase has been recorded compared to
Dual-fuel and diesel-LPG hybrid powertrain (reduces pollutant emissions)
Automated collection system for bins of up to 3,200 litres.
last year
The payload capacity is 18,762 kg.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP); the councillor for Cleaning at the Mijas Town Hall, Eloy Belmonte (Vox); the president of the Association of Municipalities of the Western Costa del Sol, Manuel Cardeña and representatives from Urbaser presented three new collection lorries in Mijas on Monday 27th. These vehicles will join the selective paper, cardboard and packaging collection service for Mijas, Fuengirola, Torremolinos and Marbella, as part of the new contract awarded to the company. According to the council, these vehicles represent a significant step forward in efficiency, environmental sustainability and the improvement of the public collection service in the municipality and across the Costa del Sol, where a total of 38 lorries will operate.
The new vehicles are sideloading collection lorries with a compactor body and are specially designed to operate in urban environments, combining high technical performance with a strong commitment to the environment.
and improving operational safety. The payload reaches 18,762 kg, with a maximum authorised mass of 26,000 kg, offering high operational capacity.
During the presentation, representatives from Urbaser and the Association of Municipalities highlighted that the three new lorries would be put into service that very afternoon.
with a geolocation device that will indicate the amount of waste in the bin for greater efficiency when collecting them”.
the improvement of the public collection of bins of up to 3,200 litres, optimising working times will indicate the amount of waste ter understanding of recycling
Among their main features, it is highlighted that they feature a dual-fuel diesel–LPG hybrid engine system, which significantly reduces pollutant emissions. These vehicles also lower noise levels during operation, a particularly important aspect in urban areas. The lorries are equipped with
“This initiative reinforces our joint commitment to modernising the selective waste collection service, protecting the environment and improving the quality of life for citizens”, explained the mayoress who announced that “work is underway to equip the bins
With this new fleet, they conclude, “we continue to commit to technological innovation and sustainability as fundamental pillars of waste management, aligning with European circular economy and emissions reduction objectives”. , ser presented three new collec-
For his part, Belmonte noted that “the arrival of these lorries was much needed, as side-loading bins had been introduced in recent months without yet having the appropriate means for their collection, which hindered the service in certain areas”. In this regard, he added that “from now on, not only will operational capacity be improved, but also, with the new contract with the Association of Municipalities, collection frequencies will increase, something that will be particularly noticeable in urban centres and also in outlying areas”. He also noted that “these vehicles incorporate weighing
systems that will provide a better understanding of recycling habits by area, allowing for routes to be adjusted and the service to be reinforced where necessary”. Finally, the councillor emphasised the importance of community involvement, stressing that “improving the service also depends on the correct use of bins, especially in the case of cardboard, which must be folded when deposited to make the most of the available capacity”. In the same vein, the mayoress also made an appeal: “The commitment of residents to the cleanliness of the municipality is essential”, and reminded everyone that “we are very vigilant in ensuring that people who do not comply with the waste disposal ordinance are fined by various
plainclothes police officers”.
For his part, Cardeña praised the “high” recycling rates recorded in Mijas, “as an increase of 14% has been registered, and this is thanks to the cooperation of citizens and the systems implemented by the Town Hall and the Association of Municipalities, such as this new fleet of lorries which entails a reduction in the carbon footprint on the Costa del Sol”, he reported.
The event will be held at El Torreón restaurant in La Cala and will coincide with the Spanish Association Against Cancer’s Fundraising Day
Cristina Luque / Redacción
The Mijas branch of the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC) presented the first Charity Lunch Against Cancer on Monday 27th, which will take place on Wednesday 7th of May at 14 hours at El Torreón restaurant in La Cala. The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), accompanied the president of the Mijas AECC branch, Mari Carmen Gómez, at the presentation held at El Torreón restaurant. Both highlighted the importance of such charitable initiatives in boosting cancer research and making social commitment to the cause more visible.
According to Gómez, the event coincides with Fundraising Day, “the annual day when the AECC takes to the streets with the help of volunteers and charity collection tins to raise funds for cancer research, prevention and support for patients and their families”. In this context, the lunch becomes
45 euros
Payment to be made at the restaurant. Limited capacity
the central event for the Mijas branch.
The price
The lunch will have a maximum capacity of 100 people and will feature a full menu for a donation of 45 euros per person. This includes ‘espetos’ (skewered sardines), salad, Malaga-style fried fish, a variety of paellas such as seafood or oxtail, homemade desserts and drinks. Payment is to be made directly at the restaurant. Payment
should be made directly at the restaurant. Those interested in attending can book in advance by contacting the Mijas AECC branch or the establishment itself, subject to availability. A donation-only option is also available for those who are unable to attend but still wish to support the cause. All proceeds will go entirely towards oncological research, a top priority for the association, which aims to reach a 70% cancer survival rate by 2030. Additionally, an auction will be
held among attendees for a Real Madrid football shirt signed by the players, donated for the occasion by Real Madrid’s honorary president, José Martínez ‘Pirri’. The shirt will have a starting price, and the proceeds will also be donated to the association.
The group will also set up an information stand on the 1st of May during the ‘sardinada’ celebration in La Cala de Mijas to raise awareness of their cause. Mata praised the role of the AECC in the mu-
nicipality and encouraged the public to participate. “Mijas is a municipality that always gives its all for charitable causes, and on this occasion, it will once again demonstrate its commitment to the AECC’s initiatives, which are the expression of humanity in the purest sense of the term.”
The mayoress encouraged Mijas residents to take an active part in the Fundraising Day and to attend this event, reiterating the Town Hall’s commitment to the AECC and its activities. “The best way to combat this disease is through research, and that is why the goal of this lunch is so important: to provide science with the resources to advance in cancer prevention. It is a common social challenge in which we must all be involved”, she said.
For her part, Gómez stressed the value of community and business involvement, thanking El Torreón restaurant, the event host and a regular collaborator: “El Torreón and its staff have been showing their commitment to our cause for years, supporting solidarity initiatives, collaborating on charity calendars and providing vouchers for events at the Mijas and Benalmádena branches. Without the continued involvement of committed companies like this, many of our projects would not be possible”.
The Rotary Club cycled through part of the province to raise funds and improve the quality of life for people with dementia
Over 600 kilos of sardines will be distributed free of charge to the public
Editorial Department
This Friday 1st of May, Labour Day, the Plaza del Torreón in the coastal village of La Cala de Mijas will once again play host, from 12 noon, to the traditional ‘Sardinada’. This year’s event will see over 600 kilos of sardines distributed to the public completely free of charge. This was announced on Monday 27th of April by the mayoress of the city, Ana Mata (PP), accompanied by the councillor for Festivities and Traditions, Silvia Marín (PP), who outlined the details of an event that has become a staple of the municipality’s
B.M. On Sunday 26th of April, Frank Flebus, a member of Rotary Club Mijas International, led a charity initiative by completing a 200-kilometre cycle ride with a total elevation gain of 983 metres. The route traversed part of the Málaga coast (from Mijas to Nerja and back to Venta La Morena via Cártama station, Churriana, Benalmádena Costa and Fuengirola). The aim of this challenge was to raise funds for AFA Mijas (the Association of Relatives of Alzheimer’s patients and other Dementias).
Members of the public were able to support the cause by making donations at 5 cents per kilometre, with a minimum contribution of 10 euros, contributing to an initiative that combined personal effort and social commitment.
case the best of our land to our visitors. The ‘Sardinada’ is much more than just gastronomy; it is culture, it is the history of Mijas and it is our identity”, explained the mayoress during the event’s presentation.
will be in charge of preparing the fish at this event, which is now a tradition
traditions. As usual, local ‘espeteros’ will be in charge of skewering and grilling the fish on El Torreón beach. A large marquee and a bar will be set up there, managed by the Puerto de los Gatos Neighbourhood Association, whose secretary, Ana María Jiménez, attended the presentation. “This gathering is an opportunity to share, to reconnect, to enjoy our traditions and to proudly show-
In total, 3,450 euros were raised, a figure celebrated upon Flebus’s arrival by several Rotary Club members and representatives from AFA Mijas.
The funds raised will be used to install adapted toilets for the users of the day centre, an essential facility for improving daily care that the group currently cannot afford due to a lack of financial resources.
For her part, Jiménez stated that “we hope people will come from all over, as they always do, and we aim to provide them with excellent service. We have new members, the children of long-standing members, who are young and will be in charge of the bar”. Furthermore, to ensure the day is a true celebration, performances by the groups Los Zayas and Kalima are scheduled to begin at 15:30 hours.
Independence AFA Mijas continues to work to promote an active lifestyle that maintains the autonomy of those affected by Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Its work focuses on maintaining satisfactory functional levels, preventing cognitive decline and fostering independence, helping to slow the progression of the disease and improve quality of life.
J.Perea. The Association of Relatives of Alzheimer’s Patients in Mijas (AFA) has opened registration for a training session on health as sets and social prescription. The event will take place on the 25th of May in the Mijas Town Hall plenary hall, starting at 10:00. The guest speaker will be Ainhoa Ruiz Arazola, PhD in Health Sciences and ex pert in Health Promotion at the Andalusian School of Public Health. To attend, prior registration is required via email (info@afamijas.org) or by calling 661 867 951.
THE AIM OF THE CAMPAIGN
The council highlights that Mijas is the only municipality in the area to allocate its own funds to protecting and maintaining its natural and environmental heritage
The Mijas Town Hall is stepping up pruning, clearing and thinning work in the Sierra de Mijas in the coming weeks ahead of the high-risk fire season. This work helps to reinforce the maintenance, conservation and protection of the natural environment following a wet winter and, consequently, abundant vegetation, with the risks that this entails.
The mayoress of Mijas, Ana Mata (PP), visited the ‘carretera del repetidor’ (transmitter station road) on Wednesday 29th, one of the areas where employees of Eulen, the company awarded the maintenance contract by the Town Hall, are working to protect the Sierra de Mijas. They carry out
The aim of these actions is TO MINIMISE THE RISKS ARISING FROM THE PROLIFERATION OF VEGETATION AHEAD OF THE PERIOD OF HIGH TEMPERATURES AND LOW HUMIDITY THAT SUMMER BRINGS. The workers will carry out their tasks until the 31st of May, which is the deadline set by regional legislation for working in the mountains. Therefore, the Mijas Town Hall is now entering the final month before withdrawing from the mountains. The authorised period begins on the 1st of October.
silvicultural treatments, clearing, cutting back, thinning, pruning (including the removal of invasive species), reforestation, and the
During her visit to the transmitter area on Wed nesday 29th, THE MAYORESS EMPHASISED THAT ALL PROTECTED SPECIES ARE TREATED WITH THE UTMOST CARE, “and no species included in the Spanish Catalogue of Threatened Species, the Andalusian catalogue, or any requiring strict pro tection, are cut down, uprooted, pruned or da maged”. For his part, the councillor Marco Cortés pointed out that “THIS WORK IS AS IMPORTANT AS CREATING FIREBREAKS, ensuring that the roads are clear and clean both to allow access for authori sed fi efi htin ehicles and t em e the nde th and c m sti le mate ial that ca se fi es t spread”.
THE CONTRACT STIPULATES THAT THOSE IN CHARGE OF THE WORK MUST BE SENIOR ENGINEERS AND TECHNICAL FORESTRY ENGINEERS, all with more than five years’ experience; accompanied by a forestry foreman with more than five years’ experience, qualified as a senior technician in the management and organisation of natural and landscape resources. The contract stipulates that plant waste must be removed or disposed of by shredding, chipping or transport to an authorised disposal site as soon as possible.
conservation and maintenance of forestry infrastructure. Mata highlighted the importance of this initiative and pointed out that Mijas is the only municipality that complements the work carried out by the Andalusian Regional Government, “as no amount of help is too much when it
comes to protecting our great natural heritage”. The mayoress, accompanied by the councillor for the Environment, Marco Cortés (PP), reported that the cost of this contract amounts to 1.2 million euros if all the planned extensions are fulfilled (two years plus three optional years, until 2029).
FRIDAY 1ST
‘Sardinada’, 1st May, Labour Day Plaza del Torreón, La Cala de Mijas, 12 noon
Sardines from 12 noon
Orquesta Kalima 15:30 and 17 hours
Los Zayas (cover band): 18:15 hours
MONDAY 4TH
Ceramics exhibition by the UP workshop led by Professor Ana Rico Las Lagunas Cultural Centre, 19 hours
Until the 10th of May
WEDNESDAY 6TH
Presentation of the 2026 ‘Cruz de Mayo’ (May Cross) by the Mujeres Mijitas Socio-cultural Association Association Headquarters, 17:30 hours
Exhibition of crafts by children and adults, tapestries and macramé by the La Cala UP workshop led by instructor María Lourdes Ruiz
La Cala Cultural Centre, 19 hours
Until the 13th of May
THURSDAY 7TH
Featuring a performance by the Castañuelas group by the UP children’s theatre workshop led by instructor Marco Morales Manuel España Theatre, 18 h
‘A la ladera del río’, by the UP theatre workshop led by instructor Marco Morales Manuel España Theatre, 19:30 hours
‘Un robo de narices’ by Maroma Teatro
Manuel España Theatre, 20 h
Tickets: 14 euros. Available at lacocheraentradas.com
Dancing at the Active Participation Centres and Senior Centres
Las Lagunas Active Participation Centre. Fridays, 20 to 22:30 h
La Cala Senior Centre, alternate Sundays starting this Sunday 3rd, 19:30 to 22 h
Mijas Pueblo Active Participation Centre, alternate Sundays, 17:30 to 20 hours. Next session: Sunday 10th No prior registration required
Solidarity tables
Square in front of the La Cala Town Hall Branch, de 11 a 14 h
Wednesday 27th and Saturday 30th of May
Exposición de pintura de Elena Dergunova Mijas Pueblo Folk Museum Open until the 11th of May
Exhibition ‘Miradas a la Naturaleza’, by Antonio Martín and Francisco Plaza Nuevo Enfoque Mijas premises Mondays and Thursdays, 19:30 to 21 h
Santi Clemente Spring Literary Series
La Cala Town Hall Branch, 15th of May, 19 h
Pepa Luna and Carmen Trella Free admission
Exhibition of icons by Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit
‘Familia Unida’ Ukrainian Cultural Centre, Calle Río Darro 20/21, Las Lagunas
Until the 2nd of June
A culinary event dedicated to croquettes
Picador Restaurant, La Zambra Hotel
Since the 27th of March
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