Día de la Hispanidad (Hispanic Day)
Official Día de la Hispanidad activities and observances in Marbella run from 6 to 15 October.
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Official Día de la Hispanidad activities and observances in Marbella run from 6 to 15 October.
A conference series on Spain's influence in the United States at Hospital Real de la Misericordia from 13 to 15 October.
The annual fair and local celebrations in San Pedro Alcántara take place from 13 to 19 October.
Running for weeks - drop in whenever suits you.
TodoDanza is a dance festival in Marbella running from 3 October to 6 November.
An exhibition of Salvador Dalí at the Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo running until 15 November.
A su aire is an exhibition at Centro Polivalente Parque de Miraflores open through June 2027.
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Bigger events elsewhere on the Costa del Sol that Marbella locals will not want to miss.
An exhibition titled Naturaleza en Resistencia in Málaga running until 12 October.
The Anna Pavlova exhibition 'A Life Without Borders' is on display in Málaga through the end of 2026.
Paz Errázuriz's exhibition Poéticas de resistencia is on show in Málaga until 15 November.
A screening of Marina Abramović's Self Portrait (based on 'Nude with Skeleton') in Málaga until 11 October.
An exhibition of paintings by Isabel Martín at Casa de las Tejerinas until 14 October.
An exhibition on Revello de Toro and the 25th anniversary of the Coronation of the Trinity runs in Málaga from 7 October to 30 November.
Estepona Vive Sus Calles is a local street event programme running from 9 to 11 October.
A tribute concert to María Jiménez and Bambino at Teatro Felipe VI on 23 October.
Guided visits to the exhibition REBAJES. Del óvulo al origen run in Málaga from 5 November to 31 December.
Presentation of the band suite 'Estepona, Jardín de la Luz' at Teatro Felipe VI on 20 November.
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Marbella's mercadillos run every week, all year round - no dates needed, just turn up.
The big one - over 360 stalls of fresh produce, fashion, leather and crafts at the fairground.
San Pedro's weekly mercadillo - produce, clothing and household goods.
Saturday market beside the Nueva Andalucia bullring - antiques, art, fashion and gifts.
The classic town beach - golden sand, calm water and chiringuitos right on the Paseo Maritimo.
Wide, quieter sand along the Golden Mile, backed by the grand hotels.
Natural dunes, boho beach bars and a little marina at Marbella’s eastern edge.
Long family-friendly beach with a modern promenade and plenty of space.
Lively sand steps from the superyachts, boutiques and beach bars.
White sand and clear water on Marbella’s east side - home to famous beach clubs.
The legendary white-bed party beach club - Sunday sessions, sushi and celebrity spotting.
Saltwater pool, white beds and famous champagne parties, freshly renovated.
Elegant Andalusian beach house - espetos, sushi and sunset drinks under the palms.
Dolce & Gabbana styled glamour - one of the coast’s most photogenic pools.
Adults-recommended beach club that runs year-round, right on the promenade.
Two Michelin stars in a tiny Old Town dining room - Andalusian produce at its peak.
One Michelin star - Mauricio Giovanini’s creative contemporary cooking since 2003.
One Michelin star - a twelve-seat omakase bar of precise, seasonal Japanese cooking.
Rooftop club overlooking the superyachts - Thursday to Sunday in season.
The Moorish-palace nightclub - a Marbella institution for a big night out.
Puente Romano’s exclusive late-night club - dinner show first, dancing after.
The techno and tech-house room - for dancing, not posing.
Big-room Banus clubbing on Plaza Antonio Banderas, reborn and busy.
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