What are Wednesdays? Nothing but an abyss in the middle of the week really. The memories of last weekend faded, yet still a couple of days until the next... what is one to do?
Well it looks like the ever inventive El Loco club has possibly come up with the answer - Wednesday Jams!
The press release promises
Jams for everyone, musicians and non-musicians, music lovers & lovers. Musicians enjoy playing, improvising. The music lovers, listening, becoming accomplices to their madness ...
To be honest, that sounds great, the week will never be the same again. Oh wait... by the way it's FREE to get in too.
Every Wednesday from 23:00 h.
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This weekend the Bull Ring will be transformed in to a genuine Medieval Market. The same even was held last year, and if it if of the same quality it comes highly recomended.
The main arena of the Bull Ring is covered in a large tent, the floor covered with hay, and the sides entirely flanked with stalls plying their wares.
The 'fayre' on offer ranges from embutido and charcuterie, to cheese and cider. Also there will most likely be lots of jewelry, fancy soaps, and other such non specific market regulars.
According to the official publicity there is also music and theatre, attractions for children, food, and a medieval pub.
Most importantly of all, entrance is free, so no reason at all no to pop down! The market will be there from the 31st(Fri) until the 2nd Nov(Sunday). |
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From the 16th of October until the 13th of Novemnber, Radio City is holding its 8th festival of "Little Theatre". For the whole month theatre is played every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 20:30 until 22:30 with a double session on Sundays.
Tonight (Mon 27th) Sees Chema Trujillo present "NO ME HABLES DE FELIPE V" (Don't talk to me about Felipe). While on Wednesday we have Hembra Dominante presenting "A PROPÓSITO DE LA RAJA", Thursday we have La Simpañía with "MISTERIO EN CRIMETOWN" and Sunday has Faro Teatro with "EN ALTA MAR".
Thats what's on for this week, however for a full listing check their web-site:
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Irish budget airline Ryanair are to close its operations in Valencia resulting in a loss of 750 jobs. In a financial dispute with the Ayuntamiento of Valencia it has been decided to cancel all flights/routes at a cost of approximately £85.
70 Weekly flights in all will be affected, with all bookings after November 4th being cancelled.
The 10 routes carry over 750,000 passengers anually. No doubt the local government will be looking for other airlines to fill the gap, so it might end up working to the benefit of the community in the long run, in the meantime cheap travel from the city just got that little bit harder.
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