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Music 
9th August 2022 ‘Long Live The Queen’ and ‘Muchachito Bombo Infierno’ close the ‘Nits de Vivers’ cycle (Valencia)
The cycle of concerts Nits de Vivers will close the second edition in the next days after 10 musical performances. During this week, the stage installed in the Jardins de Vivers de València will host two performances: the show ‘Long Live The Queen’ (August 10th) and ‘Muchachito Bombo Infierno’ (August 11th). Finally, the tribute This […]
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Places 
8th August 2022 FESTIVAL IN ‘XÀTIVA’ UNTIL AUGUST 21!
If one day you wake up with a hunger for an adventure, Valencia is the perfect place to be in as it has fantastic public transport connections with other towns and cities. There are many locations for day trips available within an hour train radius, Xàtiva being one of them. Trains from Valencia Nord are […]
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Food 
8th August 2022 ‘Just Cos’ Moroccan-Style Couscous
Couscous really is a vehicle for flavour and will carry whatever you team it up with so, so well. The delicate and sexy flavour of saffron in this recipe is a perfect example. Filled with other, more bold flavours of cilantro and lemon and red onion, the saffron is supported by the couscous, whispering it’s […]
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Art 
7th August 2022 Mar Arza: ‘In Spite / In Short / In Darkness’ (IVAM)
When conjuring up images of the female body, our shared imagination has historically gravitated towards maternity and fertility. However, most of these ancestral forms, that have canonised the female body in this way, have been created through a male gaze. This is what Mar Arza attempts to dismantle through her recently opened exhibition, ‘A pesar […]
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Food 
6th August 2022 SAVOURING SALMON
For my home cooking this month, I have felt the urge for an omega dose and so have adapted this recipe from one of my favourite chefs, Thomas Keller, and his book ‘Bouchon’. Thomas Keller is the genius behind ‘The French Laundry’ in California and ‘Bouchon’ is the French Bistro he opened in New York. […]
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drinks 
3rd August 2022 Science, common sense and brewing mastery: how to avoid the most common mistakes when pouring a beer
’24/7 VALENCIA’ INTERVIEW A VALENCIAN BREWMASTER A must, it is one of the hits of the summer, a guaranteed success on any terrace, ‘verbena’, gathering with friends and family, esmorzaret or aperitif. Throughout the year, but especially in the summer months, the mind and heart ask for a ‘cool beer’ to soothe the heat and […]
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Film 
2nd August 2022 OPEN-AIR CINEMA IN VALENCIA WITH ‘FILMOTECA D’ESTIU’ FROM AUGUST 5th TO SEPTEMBER 3rd!
24/7 Valencia: What is the history of Filmoteca D’Estiu? Áurea Ortiz of Filmoteca : “The ‘Filmoteca D’Estiu’ started over 20 years ago. The regular programming of the Filmoteca at its headquarters in ‘Rialto’ ends in mid-July and returns in mid-September. The idea arose to organize a “summer terrace”, so typical of this region, with outdoor […]
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Sports 
2nd August 2022 VALENCIA FOOTBALL… READY FOR ACTION!
Valencia CF have made a decent start to their tenure under their new manager, Gennaro Gattuso. The signs are already evident from the first four friendlies that the players are beginning to gel and enjoy the tactics of the feisty Italian. Gattuso’s debut in charge was against the German outfit, Borussia Dortmund, at the Cashpoint […]
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Popular Festivals 
2nd August 2022 ‘SAGUNT A ESCENA’ FESTIVAL FROM AUGUST 3rd to 28th!
The cultural festival ‘Sagunt a Escena’ is set to hit the Roman amphitheatre and other venues and spaces for its 39th year running. A display of art, theatre, music and dance. The classical and the modern combine for a month of performances from 3rd to 28th of August. ‘Sagunt a Escena’ is organised by the […]
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Art 
1st August 2022 ‘EMERGENCY ON PLANET EARTH’ ASKS THE QUESTION, WHAT WILL IT TAKE?
In Valencia, the ‘Centre del Carme de Cultura Contemporania’ (or CCCC for short), is currently exhibiting ‘Emergency on Planet Earth’. Over four months on from its inauguration, the exhibition may hold greater meaning for its visitors. With the heatwave swarming its way around Europe, the warnings that the exhibition gives us feel increasingly pressing. The […]
