Estepona’s ‘White Night’
Photo: Facebook / Estepona Town Hall
Estepona s La Noche en Blanco (White Night) cultural event will take place on Saturday June 1 with an extensive programme of free activities including all the city s museums open from 8pm to midnight.
White Night 2024, which this year will be dedicated to Dreams , offers a series of free cultural and leisure activities in different areas of the city. The first will begin at 8pm, with a Batucada (a rhythmic dance routine featuring multiple drummers) in the Plaza García Caparrós, from an Afro-Brazilian percussion group which, after the performance, will parade along the Avenida de España.
At the same time, the Banda Municipal de Música will perform a concert Música para soñar in the Plaza del Reloj, conducted by Maestro José Antonio López Camacho followed by a route around the murals of Estepona starting from the entrance to the Orchidarium.
Events for all audiences
At 9pm, Radio Televisión Estepona will take to the streets to ask passers-by what they dream of. In this competition, the most original dream will be rewarded with a dinner for two at the Mercado de Abastos.
There will be a tasting of a variety of Petisús (a type of éclair) in the Plaza Antonia Guerrero, where the illusionist Nebek will present a magic show Sueños Fantásticos (Fantastic Dreams).
The programme will continue at 10pm with different events for all audiences. The violinist Elena Estoica will give a concert entitled Dreams of light inside the Orchidarium while the Mirador del Carmen Cultural Centre will host the vocal a capella concert among other events.
Diana Navarro
At 11pm the evening will be rounded off in Plaza del Ajedrez with a concert by Diana Navarro a singer, songwriter, and actress from Malaga. Navarro s impressive voice fuses flamenco with pop and she takes the udience ona musical journey with a stunning live performance. A fitting end to the White Night .
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Kevin Fraser Park
Kevin was born in Scotland and worked in marketing, running his own businesses in UK, Italy and, for the last 8 years, here in Spain. He moved to the Costa del Sol in 2016 working initially in real estate. He has a passion for literature and particularly the English language which is how he got into writing.
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