Spring Charity Market in Estepona to benefit the Cancer Association on March 14
The event will be held at José Vázquez Espinosa Square in Cancelada throughout the day.
The neighborhood of Cancelada, in Estepona, will host the Spring Charity Market next Saturday 14th, benefiting the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC).
It will feature more than thirty stalls where handmade products such as jewelry, bags, children's clothing, and other handcrafted items will be offered, and it can be visited from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM at José Vázquez Espinosa square.
The event will also include a floral workshop starting at eleven in the morning with a seed-planting workshop led by civil engineer Irene Santos, aimed at children. Later, there will be a flower arrangement workshop for adults taught by Gema González from Costa Jardín nurseries.
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The market's program will be rounded out with various performances and exhibitions that will liven up the day, including a performance by the choir Son y Sal, a demonstration and 'Cardio Ballet' class taught by instructor Vanesa Ramos, and a performance by the dance school 'La Milana'. Live music will start at 5 PM with a performance by the group Kalima.
There will also be a charity bar managed by volunteers from the Spanish Association Against Cancer, with all proceeds going directly to support the work this entity does in research, prevention, and patient care for cancer patients.
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