Spanish towns roll out summer outdoor festivals and cinema events

Burela’s municipal council opened the "Verán Acuático" program on July 18 with a beach party featuring water games and kayak activities, aiming to attract families throughout the summer.

In Zaragoza, the Puerto Venecia shopping centre launched an outdoor drive‑in cinema that can host over 200 cars, offering nightly film screenings and food‑truck services until early September.

Albacete’s Parque de los Cuentos presented the family‑friendly puppet‑theatre show “La flor de la esperanza,” while the city’s “Cine de Verano en los Barrios” series scheduled eight free open‑air screenings in various neighbourhoods from mid‑July to mid‑August.

Navarre’s Baluarte cultural centre introduced Zinema Beach, a pop‑up beach‑themed cinema presenting four classic movies on the “playa” of the venue during late July.

Seville’s aquarium announced a summer program of free and paid workshops and tours, including shark feedings, jellyfish identification, and turtle‑conservation activities, open to visitors from mid‑July onward.