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Cultural and community initiatives in Spain

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Spain continues to host a wide array of cultural, artistic, and community initiatives across various regions. In Andalusia, upcoming activities include the first Photography Marathon of Campo de Gibraltar in Tarifa on October 3, organized by the Asociación Fotográfica iNFOCUS. The Fundación Caja Rural del Sur has also announced the second ‘Alfonso Aramburu’ painting and sculpture contest for Andalusian artists, which offers 20,000 euros in prizes. In Almería, the Centro Andaluz de la Fotografía (CAF) is presenting a September program titled ‘El arte de la luz’, which explores the connections between photography and cinema through exhibitions such as those by Antonio Jesús García. cinema. Other regional events include the ‘Balconades’ itinerant exhibition in l’Alfàs del Pi, scheduled for September 17, and the tenth edition of the ‘Concerts a la Llum de la Lluna’ festival in the same municipality. festival. Additionally, the ‘Viu la Vila’ cultural cycle will take place in Almassora from September 18 to 20, while the Ramón y Cajal Health Center in Huesca celebrates the tenth anniversary of its ‘Paseos Saludables’ community walking program. Seasonal cultural and commercial events are also expanding across various municipalities. L’Hospitalet de l’Infant is hosting its 30th Medieval Market from September 4 to 6, featuring fire spectacles and a Witch Night, while Arriondas holds a similar market at Parque de la Llera from September 3 to 6. Huércal de Almería is set to host its inaugural Medieval Market in mid-October. In Igualada, the 60th edition of ‘Botiga al Carrer’ will take place on September 4 and 5, featuring new lighting and a concert to support local commerce. Meanwhile, Tarragona is hosting the 13th International Theatre Festival (FITT), featuring 16 companies and the return of the ‘Palmeres’ promenade.

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