The 28th edition of the Coín Orange Festival combines gastronomy, culture, and flamenco fashion.

The municipality of Coín will celebrate the twenty-eighth edition of the Orange Festival at Plaza de la Alameda on the upcoming Saturday, May 9th, an event that this year combines gastronomic activities, cultural proposals, and a flamenco fashion runway. The celebration, declared a Provincial Touristic Singularity Festival, pays tribute to the cultivation of oranges.

The Vice President of the Málaga Provincial Council, Cristóbal Ortega, has highlighted that it is “a party and a tribute to the cultivation of oranges, especially in the Guadalhorce Valley, where a large part of the cultivation is concentrated." The mayor of Coín, Francisco Santos, has pointed out that “Coín is the garden of Málaga and therefore this festival is of great value”.

During the day, juices made from more than 3,000 kilograms of oranges will be distributed and tasted. Additionally, one of the traditional dishes of the municipality, the “hervía” soup, will once again be featured, prepared by the local Félix with the collaboration this year of the Coín Fibromyalgia Association.

Schedule

The event will feature crafts and local product stalls, and will start at 1:00 PM. It will also include live musical performances. Later in the afternoon, at 7:00 PM, there will be a fashion runway called “Coín Flamenca”, driven by Málaga de Moda, to support the provincial textile sector. Designers such as Susana Zamora, Tricotrá, Cándido Luis, Teressa Ninú, Ana Lana, and AV Verdú will participate.

Throughout the day, cultural spaces of the municipality can be visited, such as the old Convent of Santa María and its exhibition rooms, including the Antonio Reyna Manescau Center, the Carmen Escalona ceramics room, the Salvador Luna room, the archaeological room, and the exhibition “Estoraque 2026. Folklore and Tradition.” Finally, the “Honorary Orange” award will be presented, aimed at recognizing individuals, groups, associations, or companies that have contributed to promoting the image of Coín.