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Food 9th April 2021 “COCINAR BELLEZA’, THE NEW SEASON AT QUIQUE DACOSTA RESTAURANT (DÉNIA)
By: 247valencia##The three Michelin star chef, who has recently been awarded the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts, launches a new season at his restaurant in Dénia (Alicante). “Cocinar Belleza” is the new gastronomic proposal of the three Michelin star chef Quique Dacosta, which can now be enjoyed at his restaurant in the Alicante town […]
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Editorial 9th April 2021 TOURISM SECRETARY VISITS HOLY GRAIL MUSEUM OF VALENCIA
By: 247valencia##The Autonomous Secretary of Tourism of the Valencia Community, Frances Colomer, this Thursday 8th of April has visited ‘Aula Grail’ (Holy Grail of Valencia Museum). This meeting was also arranged to see the new room “The Holy Grail in the Civil War” and to give him a copy of the Integral Strategic Plan of the […]
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Sports 8th April 2021 Benidorm celebrates the V Regatta of the Mediterranean SUMA Fixed Bench League (April 11th)
By: 247valencia##The spectacle of rowing has another appointment this weekend. The SUMA Fixed Bank League SUMA Mediterranean organized by the Rowing Federation of the Valencian Community held on Sunday April 11… its fifth regatta of the season. The test will take place in Benidorm and will host the categories cadet, youth, senior and veteran. After the […]
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Music 8th April 2021 OPERA AT ‘PALAU DE LES ARTS’ (VALENCIA)
By: 247valencia24/7 VALENCIA: COULD YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT ‘LES ARTS’? PALAU DE LES ARTS: “Les Arts extends the cycle of previews for the under 29s with ‘Cavalleria rusticana’ and ‘Pagliacci’. – Les Arts includes the operatic double bill that closes the opera season in view of the great reception of this initiative to promote opera […]
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Art 7th April 2021 FEMINIST ART IN VALENCIA AT ‘IVAM’… Azucena Vieites: Rehacer Break Out of Your Shell (until 30 May 2021)
By: 247valencia24/7 VALENCIA: COULD YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT THIS EXHIBITION? IVAM: “This project for IVAM by the artist Azucena Vieites (1967, Hernani) delves into the languages linked to a subcultural aesthetic and its forms of production, between low-fi (low-fidelity) artistic practice and the idea of editing. Vieites proposes a reflection on contemporary visual culture from […]
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Art 6th April 2021 ART IN VALENCIA….PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION BY MARTIN PARR AT ‘Centro del Carmen Cultura Contemporánea’
By: 247valencia##24/7 VALENCIA: COULD YOU TELL US MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBITION? CCCC: “Martin Parr (Epsom, United Kingdom, 1952) is an internationally renowned photographer, a member of the Magnum Agency since 1994. His images are a critique of the system from within, showing the problems of our time with an ironic gaze capable of documenting the kitsch […]
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Sports 5th April 2021 NO TO RACISM
By: 247valenciaValencia CF president Anil Murthy has been forceful in condemning racism and supporting Mouctar Diakhaby. Speaking to VCF MEDIA, the president, accompanied by an affected Diakhaby who was unable to make a statement, stressed the Club’s position and assured that “we will go all the way” to ensure that events like those that took place […]
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Music 5th April 2021 WHEN LIVING LEGEND ‘MACEO PARKER’ PLAYED VALENCIA (EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW)
By: 247valencia24/7 Valencia:Could you tell us about your upbringing and musical education? Maceo Parker: I was born into a musical family. Both my parents sang and played piano. There was a trombone player brother and drummer brother and I started playing piano from a very early age. My uncle had a band. 24/7 Valencia:What did you […]
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Music 4th April 2021 VALENCIA MUSIC… “THE MEDITERRANEAN GARDENER” BY ‘ISLA’ (A NEW PROJECT FROM JOSH ROUSE)
By: 247valencia##The distinctive album cover of ‘The Mediterranean Gardener’ is designed by Valencian artist & designer Paz Suay, who also sings backing vocals on the album. For many years, she was based in Valencia with her partner Josh Rouse. Not so long ago, they relocated with their family to Nashville, Tennessee. 24/7 VALENCIA: Could you describe […]
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Editorial 2nd April 2021 Easter at the Beach in Valencia
By: 247valenciaAll that remains of the old Barcelona railway tracks, which used to cut off the Cabanyal and the other sea front areas from the rest of the city, are a few spaghetti western style stations in Boulevard de la Serreria. The lines now go underground but the years of separation have meant that the “Poblados […]

