Mojacar: Cultural activities in September « Euro Weekly News

Mojacar is hosting a series of cultural activities in September

Mojacar is hosting a series of cultural activities in September Hands holding a clay pot - Euro Weekly News

Mojacar is hosting a series of cultural activities including Archeological Ceramic Workshop Credit: Shutterstock

Mojacar is hosting a series of cultural activities to enrich the lives of residents and educate on the local area.

During the month of September, Mojacar is providing multiple events to partake in under the title “Mojacar La Vieja”.

The Mojacar town hall invites everyone on social media to join the events, stating “September in Mojacar is packed with exciting cultural activities celebrating Mojacar La Vieja!”

These cultural activities are organised by the Mojacar Town Hall and the University of Granada, in collaboration with, next week Wednesday, September 11, is the first activity of the month: Archeological Ceramic Workshop.

Held in the Tercera Edad, starting at 6 pm, you will be able to partake in a ceramic workshop, a fun, hands-on, creative activity, while learning about the local history and recent archaeological findings in the province of Almeria.

Additionally, on the day after, Thursday, September 12, Mojacar is hosting a creative interactive game about Mojacar La Vieja.

The interactive games will be held at Guadalinfo, Centro de Usos Multiples, at 5 pm, with activities for children ages 8 to 14.

“Don’t miss the chance to be a part of these amazing experiences,” the Mojacar town hall invites everyone to sign up ahead of time for any of the activities by emailing memolab@go.ugr.es

For more local news and events in the Almeria province click here.

Written by

Harry Sinclair

Originally from the UK, Harry Sinclair is a journalist and freelance writer based in Almeria covering local stories and international news, with a keen interest in arts and culture. If you have a news story please feel free to get in touch at editorial@euroweeklynews.com.

Comments


    • Lily

      05 September 2024 • 12:44

      I think there has been a small mistake, in the article it says that the dates are in August.

      Reply
      • Harry Sinclair

        05 September 2024 • 14:42

        Hi Lily, you are correct. Thank you for reading the article and bringing that to my attention.

        Reply

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