Markets in Malaga on the last weekend of the year
The City Market will celebrate its third edition in Málaga this Saturday. It will feature more than 50 stalls, as well as live music and food from food trucks. The event will take place on December 27 at the Málaga Forum venue from eleven in the morning, and advance tickets are already on sale for 1 euro, while tickets at the door will cost 3 euros, although entry for children and dogs will be free. More details
Faithful to their appointment, unless prevented by the weather, this Sunday the Soho urban market will arrive at the central Tomás Heredia street. It will be held from eleven in the morning to seven in the evening featuring numerous exhibitors with fashion, various accessories, or decorations.
Additionally, the Christmas Market at Muelle Uno remains open every day until January 11 from 10 am to 10 pm, and the traditional Christmas stalls at Paseo del Parque can also be visited daily.
In the province, the Christmas market in Mijas' Plaza de la Constitución will remain open until January 5 with about ten cabins where you can buy handicraft products, gastronomy, and other items from local shops from 11 am to 7 pm. In the port of Benalmádena, as part of the 'Heading to the Port' initiative, you can visit the Puerto Market, located on Paseo de las Estrellas and Calle La Fragata. The hours are Saturday from 11 am to 8 pm and Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm.
A gastronomic market will be organized this Saturday in Jubrique, as part of the activities for its XI Aguardiente Contest.
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