Street Parades, Book Fair, Tapas, and Other Plans in Malaga for This Long Weekend

Rossel Aparicio

Málaga

Eager for live music? This weekend, there are concerts scheduled for every taste. This Saturday, May 2, Zenet returns to the stage at the Cervantes Theatre to perform his new album 'La voz y las manos', a work focused on the essence of song and the genres that have marked his life.

Fito & Fitipaldis will conclude their 'Aullidos Tour' at Marenostrum Fuengirola on Saturday, May 2, although all tickets are already sold out.

La Sala Trinchera celebrates Avalanch's 30th anniversary in Málaga this Thursday, April 30. On Friday, May 1, local artist Julia Martín will take the stage. The singer and songwriter, who blends urban, alternative pop, and hip-hop influences, will showcase songs from her second album, Yulai Bombay. Finally, on Saturday, an American Rock Punk Tribute Festival will be held.

Meanwhile, at La Cochera Cabaret, a tribute to Triana by Miguel Zaguán is scheduled for Friday, while composer, guitarist, and producer Riki Rivera will perform on Saturday, May 2.

Magician Mag Lari arrives in Málaga with Strafalari, his most personal show, which can be seen from Friday, May 1 to Sunday, May 3 at the Teatro Soho CaixaBank. Having toured more than 150 theaters since its premiere in 2023, this production has established itself as one of the most prominent contemporary magic shows in Spain. There will be a total of four sessions, and tickets can now be purchased on the theater's website and at the box office, priced between 21 and 32 euros. 'Strafalari' is presented as a complete scenic experience that combines grand illusions, smart humor, and a meticulous staging. The title, a play on the artist's own identity, defines both his creative universe and his way of understanding magic: unique, elegant, and deliberately unconventional. More info here.

On May 1, La Malagueta Bullring hosts the second Spring Festival by Avoi. A day designed for family enjoyment while supporting a good cause: funding a trip for children undergoing oncological treatment to the Camino de Santiago. The event will feature a wide range of activities: live concerts with local bands, a children's play area for kids aged 4 to 12, and a charity bar with food and drinks, with all proceeds going directly to the cause. The donation is 20 euros with a drink included.

For a few days, Málaga becomes a meeting point for readers, authors, and culture enthusiasts, where every page opens a new door and every book invites you to discover other worlds. The Book Fair, which will be held from April 30 to May 10, will be set up in the Paseo del Parque, showcasing new releases and different editions of literary works, both ancient and modern. Book presentations, educational activities such as the Pequeteca and storytelling sessions will also be held.

Fuengirola celebrates the 30th edition of the International Fair of Countries. The event, which will run until May 3, will once again bring together culture, gastronomy, and traditions from around the world at the city's fairgrounds. On May 1, a grand parade with over 1,500 participants and about 30 vehicles will take place. The route will start from Plaza de España, continue along Avenida Condes de San Isidro and Calle Alfonso XIII (Portillo), heading towards Mercacentro and ending at the fairgrounds through Paseo Jesús Santos Rein. More information, here.

Comedians Alberto Arrabal, Alba Novoa, and Fran Sánchez have an appointment with the Málaga audience this Saturday, May 2, with the show Pearls. It will be in the morning, at 12:30 PM, in a show intended for audiences over 12 years old.

Torrox invites you to enjoy its gastronomy in a compact format with the launch of the Tapas and Cocktail Route, which will involve 16 establishments in the municipality and can be enjoyed until May 17. For four euros, participants can enjoy both a tapa with a drink and a cocktail, and there will be raffles with prizes for those who complete the passport. More details

On the occasion of the Centenary of Litoral Magazine, the Málaga Provincial Council, through the Generación del 27 Cultural Center, has prepared a major exhibition to commemorate the hundred years of one of the most influential magazines in Spanish poetry, art, and thought. Founded in Málaga in 1926 by poets Emilio Prados and Manuel. All the information, here.

Sayalonga celebrates this Sunday the 40th edition of Níspero Day with the distribution of 3,000 kilos of this fruit, jams, and Muscatel wine. The program of activities will take place in Rafael Alcoba Square starting at eleven in the morning. Throughout the day, visitors can shop at a craft and local products market, enjoy music, and attend the presentation of institutional recognitions and other local awards. The opening of the craft and food stalls will be at twelve noon. Also at that time, performances will begin with the dance group Amanecer de Sayalonga and Corumbela followed by the Rondalla de Sayalonga. All the information, here.

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