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Music 
14th October 2026 ‘TABALET EAST-WEST’ STUDIOS: THE RETURN OF A VALENCIAN RECORDING LEGEND!
After 23 years in the United States, Grammy-winning recording engineer and musician Alfonso Ródenas is bringing his international experience back to Alboraya, where a new chapter is beginning for one of Valencia’s historic recording studios. In the agricultural landscape of Alboraya, just beyond the northern edge of Valencia, a new chapter is being written in […]
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dance and music 
14th October 2026 ANTOÑITA: WHEN THE BODY SPEAKS AND SILENCE DANCES ( Irene de la Rosa)
At Valencia’s Teatre Rialto, Valencian dancer and choreographer Irene de la Rosa explored flamenco through vibration, memory and visual expression in a performance that challenged conventional ideas about how dance is heard, felt and understood. On 9 October, I attended a special free performance of Antoñita: cuerpo y memoria at Valencia’s Teatre Rialto, presented by […]
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Art 
12th October 2026 POMPEII COMES TO VALENCIA: STEP INSIDE THE ROMAN CITY DESTROYED BY VESUVIUS
From the streets of an ancient Roman city to the terrifying eruption that buried it in AD 79, The Last Days of Pompeii brings one of history’s most dramatic events to life in an extraordinary immersive experience. Valencia is about to travel back almost 2,000 years to one of the most fascinating cities of the […]
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Popular Festivals 
11th October 2026 VALENCIA CELEBRATES THE DAY OF HISPANITY: 7,000 PEOPLE TO BRING THE WORLD TO THE CITY’S STREETS
From colourful folk traditions to a spectacular parade through the historic centre, Valencia marks Spain’s National Day with a celebration of the cultures, music and communities that connect the Spanish-speaking world. Valencia is preparing to welcome a remarkable display of international colour and culture on Monday, 12 October, as the city celebrates the Día de […]
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Sports 
10th October 2026 JAVIER AGUIRRE: THE ‘VASCO’ TAKES ON VALENCIA’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE
Experience, intensity and a fierce competitive spirit: can the veteran Mexican coach bring the belief, discipline and identity that Los Che desperately need? Valencia CF do not need another speech about their glorious past. They need points, confidence and a team that looks as though it understands what wearing the shirt means. Enter Javier Aguirre, […]
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Places 
10th October 2026 AN AFTERNOON AT LA LONJA DE LA SEDA
In 1482, the first stone of what would become one of the 851 world heritage sites was laid. La Lonja, located in Plaza Mercado is a gothic-style building that, at first glance, may be mistaken for a religious building due to its many spiritual and biblical symbols. Declared a National Historic and Artistic monument in […]
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Popular Festivals 
9th October 2026 9 D’OCTUBRE: VALENCIA CELEBRATES ITS HISTORY AS THE HOUSING CRISIS TAKES CENTRE STAGE
The Valencian Community’s most important national day returns with its historic Senyera procession, the spectacular Moros y Cristianos parade and a special tribute to Jaume I. But this year, the cancellation of the traditional mascletà in Plaza del Ayuntamiento brings the city’s housing crisis into the heart of the celebrations. Every 9 October, Valencia looks […]
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Places 
9th October 2026 Finnegan’s of Dublin (VALENCIA)
Finnegan’s of Dublin opened in Valencia in October of 1995 and was the first Irish pub of the city. It is set in the beautiful Plaza de la Reina, in the heart of the historic centre of the city. Finnegan’s of Dublin in Valencia is twinned with the famous Finnegan’s of Dublin in Éire, in […]
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Food 
8th October 2026 LEARN TO MAKE REAL PAELLA IN VALENCIA: A 3-HOUR COOKING EXPERIENCE
Forget simply ordering a paella. This Valencia cooking experience puts you behind the pan — learning how to prepare one yourself, then sitting down to enjoy the results. There are plenty of places in Valencia where you can eat paella. But if you really want to understand what goes into making this most Valencian of […]
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news 
7th October 2026 SPAIN GOES TO THE POLLS!
Could Housing Give Pedro Sánchez One Last Chance? And What Does It Mean for Valencia? Spain will vote on 29 November — and for millions of people in Valencia, the election may feel less like a referendum on Sánchez than a referendum on something much more immediate: whether ordinary people can still afford to live […]
