Gastronomic, historical, and artisan markets in Malaga this first weekend of October
Good news for those who want to visit flea markets this weekend, as the route available is quite extensive. ... For Playmobil fans, the monthly meeting at Málaga Factory (Málaga Nostrum commercial park) is happening, hosting its popular Clicks Flea Market from 10 AM to 8 PM as on the first Saturday of each month. Another staple event during this period, but in the province, is the agricultural-craft market in Genalguacil organized by the Genial Genal association, taking place from 12 PM to 6 PM in the town square.
Additionally, several celebrations coinciding in the province this first weekend of October also feature flea markets among their activities. For instance, Teba is organizing a new edition of its famous Artisan Cheese Fair. There will also be a gastronomic market in Álora, on the occasion of its Day of the Perotas Soups (Saturday). And of course, Cútar and Cártama will also offer interesting bazaars to visit, celebrating their Fiesta del Monfí and Noches de la Bella Jarifa, respectively, which take a leap back in time to reminisce about their Andalusian past.
On Sunday, a new edition of the Zoco de Muelle Uno will take place from 11 AM to 7 PM, held alongside the Autumn Market, open every day until November 16, from 10 AM to 10 PM. And in Marbella, also on the 5th, another of the monthly staples can be visited: the charity flea market of Horizonte Proyecto Hombre, which will take over the Parque de la Alameda from 10 AM to 7:30 PM.
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