The Plaza de Toros neighborhood in Marbella will celebrate its traditional Evening from August 29 to 31.

The Plaza de Toros neighborhood in Marbella will celebrate its traditional Evening from August 29 to 31 with a full schedule of activities for the whole family, and this year as a novelty, the main events will be moved inside the bullring, as announced this Wednesday by the Councilor for Citizen Participation, Enrique Rodríguez.

This was highlighted by the councilor at the presentation of the event, where he was accompanied by the Councilor for Social Rights, Isabel Cintado, and the secretary of the neighborhood association, Rafael Jiménez.

Rodríguez emphasized that “it is one of the oldest and most established celebrations in the city, with more than forty years of history, and from the City Hall we wanted by all means to continue maintaining it”.

The municipal officer highlighted that “the fact that the bullring hosts the events on the 30th allows us to combine celebration and enjoyment with something as demanded in the area as ensuring parking for residents”.

Program

As detailed, the schedule will start on Friday the 29th with activities taking place at the Active Participation Center, which will include a meal with dancing and the selection by lottery of the king and queen.

On Saturday the 30th, starting at 9:00 p.m., the coronation of the queens, king, and ladies in the adult, children, and popular categories will begin. The night will continue with performances by the Cervera Sisters dance academy, Davinia Escalona, and the group Barrichi Colorao.

In addition, the parish group Lágrimas del Carmen will manage a bar with popular prices and there will be attractions for the little ones.

On Sunday the 31st, starting at 11:00 a.m., the park on Reina Victoria Avenue will host a large children's water party with entertainment, music, and games.

For her part, Cintado, has valued the participation of the elderly and has ensured that “we are delighted to collaborate and that special attention is paid to this group in an evening with so much tradition”.

Finally, Jiménez, has thanked the institutional support and noted that “it is very positive that a municipal asset like the bullring is used for social and cultural events and we hope that the citizens of Marbella will join us for these three festive days”.