Including: Cabo de Palos, Cartagena, La Union, Los Alcazares, San Javier, Santiago de Ribera, San Pedro del Pinatar & Torre Pacheco

Check at your local Tourist Office for full details of Events

Complying with safety distances and the use of masks and hydroalcoholic gel is advised. 

Cabo de Palos

Market Sun

Cartagena

www.cartagena.es

Tel 968 128 800 – Market Wed

Friday 3rd March – Scenes And Gods @ Nuevo Teatro Circo

A musical event that covers and transforms the songs from the repertoire of Elena Sáenz’s first album, Escenas and the new songs from the album Donde Los Dioses No Escuchen and presents them in a quartet format of jazz fusion and Mediterranean music, with bright and powerful sound.
Tickets: Armchairs 10€/Amphitheatre 8€

Saturday 4th March – Cartagena Sounds In The Balconies

4 artistes from Cartagena will perform a selection of their own songs for 40 minutes:

Noa Caleo on the balcony of the Town Hall. 12pm

Adrián Ruíz on the Ana Laíz balcony, next to Plaza del Icue. 1pm

Lydia Martín on the balcony of the Capitanía. 8pm

The Karmakadabra Group on the balcony of the Capitanía. 9pm 

The areas will be decorated, making reference to the treasures of Cartagena.

Wednesday 8th March  –  Wind Quintet Group with Laura García Jerez (Flute) Luz Cayuel Bañón (Oboe), Óscar Giménez Romero (Clarinet), José Vicente Rossell Climent (Horn), Alberto Moreno Contreras (Bassoon) @ El Luzzy 6.30pm

Free entry until full

Friday 10th March – LeadingFlamenco Dancer Sara Baras performs ‘Alma’ @ Auditorio El Batel 9pm (tickets from 35€)

Friday 17th  of March – Town Musicians of Bremen @ Nuevo Teatro Circo

A donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster are forced to leave the farms where they have always lived. They leave with a bundle of belongings and an uncertain future. They don’t know each other, but on the journey through the fields they find each other. Little by little they discover that they are united by the desire to be musicians and between songs and dances they decide to head to Bremen, the musical city par excellence. They soon realize that some thieves who roam the region have specialized in stealing dreams. Our adorable animal friends don’t know if they will make it to Bremen, but one thing is clear: being together is the important thing.

Tickets: Seats 15€/Amphitheatre 12€

Sunday 19th March – El Patio de Mi Casa, the entertaining musical @ El Batel 6pm

Free Guided Tour of Roman Amphitheatre @ Cartagena 11am/12.30pm. Bookings at https://www.cartagena.e  s/agenda_ciudad_detalle.asp?id=2409

XLIX Floral Games of the Campo de Cartagena in La Palma and the XXVIII National Youth Poetry Contest

Registration period open until March 15, 2023. 

There will be a single prize of €1,300 and a Natural Flower will be awarded to the best poetic composition on the single theme ‘El Viaje’ with a minimum length of 75 verses and a maximum of 175. 

12-14 years old. Winner will receive a diploma and 400€.

15-18 years old. Winner will receive a diploma and 600€.

The texts presented, of a creative nature, must be strictly original and unpublished and in Spanish. The theme will be free, with a minimum length of 14 verses and a maximum of 100.

The winning authors will attend a solemn ceremony of the Floral Games, which will be held on 13th May and the winner of each category will read the winning work.

Roman and Mediterranean Cartagena Guided Tour 2½ hrs

7.50€/13€/15€ Spanish & English

More information: 968 500 093

With the help of an audio guide, explore the centre and history of Cartagena at your leisure, visiting the two main archaeological sites of the city, the Roman Theatre Museum and the Molinete Roman Forum Museum, as well as enjoying the beautiful examples of modernism or the military past. 
Route:
 Museum of the Roman Theatre, Calle del Aire, Plaza San Francisco, Museum Roman Forum Molinete, Calle Mayor, Naval Museum, port and Plaza del Ayuntamiento.

Beginning:  Museum of the Roman Theatre.

In addition to the route, there is the option of renting audio guides at each museum and site in several languages.

Saturday 4th March – 10km Route Through The Water Path Of Perín 9am-2pm”

Some sections are downhill with loose stones. Recommended suitable clothing, mountain shoes and cane as a point of support. It is recommended to bring lunch and water.

Booking essential

Saturday 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th March – Esparto Workshop @ Los Puertos de Santa Bárbara Ethnographic Museum 10.30am-12.30pm
April: 15th, 22nd, 29th
May: 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th 

Booking essential 

Sunday 5th March – Aromatic Plants Workshop Sierra Minera @ Huerto Pío. La Unión 10am-1pm 

Visit Huerto Pío learning how our plants smell and see a traditional alembic in operation. Distil native plants previously collected by participants. Each person will be able to take a small bottle of homemade cologne. Take a short tour of the park to learn curiosities about the surrounding plants.

Tuesday 7th March – Free Guided Tour of Carmen Conde-Antonio Oliver Museum @ Ramón Alonso Luzzy Cultural Centre 11.30am

Booking essential

Carmen Conde ordered in her will the donation, in favour of Cartagena City Council, of furniture and decorative objects in the living room-hall and office from her house at C/Ferraz, 67 in Madrid. This heritage has now been reproduced, trying to reconstruct the environment in which Carmen Conde and Antonio Oliver created as part of their important work. 
This exhibition will be opening on April 28th.

Sunday 19th March – Guided Tour to Castle & Hill Of The Moors 10.30am

Meet @ Los Mateos Neighborhood Plaza de Las Modistas s/n
Registration @ cartagenapiensa@ayto-cartagena.es 

La Union

www.ayto-launion.com

Tel 868 049 941/692 925 970 – Market Tues

Los Alcazares

Market Tues & Sat (Los Narejos)

Every Saturday – Open Market from 10am

40 stalls selling a variety of goods on Paseo Real de la Feria and Calle Los Luisos.

Every Tuesday – Sonrisas Harmony meet every Tuesday @ the Estribor Function Room, Los Alcázares. 10.30am-1.30pm

Every Thursday – Spangles Ladies A Capella Chorus Rehearsals @ Los Narejos 10am-1pm

San Javier

www.murciaturistica.es/en/san_javier/

Tel 968 172 041 – Market Wed & Thurs

Saturday 25th March – Free Classical Music Event @ New Winter Theatre 7.30pm

Students from Finland will be performing

Every Monday – HAH Help at Home Table Top Sale @ La Zona Bar 10am-1pm

Every Monday – Friendship Group @ The Garden Bar & Lounge 11am

Every Tuesday & Thursday – San Javier Squalos Rugby @ Rugby field, PDM Sports Ground. 12-18 year olds 7.30-9pm. Men 8.30-10.30pm. Women 10-11.30pm. 

Every Thursday – San Javier Squalos Rugby @ Rugby field, PDM Sports Ground. 6-10 year olds. 6-7pm

Every Saturday – San Javier Squalos Rugby @ Rugby field, PDM Sports Ground. 6-10 year olds. 10-11am

Aeronautical Museum – Visit this museum with photographs and videos showing various items relating to the Spanish Military Air Force.

Entrance free.

Open 10am-2pm

Call 968 582 107 to arrange group visits

Santiago de Ribera

Tel 968 571 704 – Market Wed

San Pedro del Pinatar

www.sanpedroturismo.com

Tel 968 182 301 – Market Mon & Thurs (Lo Pagan)

Torre Pacheco

www.torrepacheco.es

Tel 968 579 937 – Market Thurs (Balsicas) & Sat (Dolores)

Sunday 5th March – Dramatized Visit To Cabezo Gordo & Cueva Del Agua 10am from Parking Cabezo Gordo 3€

Friday 24th – Sunday 26th March – Equimur (see pages 8 & 9)

Saturday 25th March – Guided Walk around Cabezo Gordo. An easy walk suitable for all over the age of 5 of approximately 2 hours. 11am