Barbie, the Musical: La vie en roseSun, Mar 08Torrevieja Municipal Theatre
International Flamenco Day: From Woman to WomanSat, Mar 07Torrevieja Municipal Theatre
Orihuela Costa Carnival 2026Sat, Feb 28CC Zenia Boulevard
Friendship gamepadSun, Feb 22Teatro El Faro
- Darling, I'm waiting for some indecent proposals from you.
-Let's cook spaghetti for dinner and eat it in bed by candlelight.
-This is just too indecent.
The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; the optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.
Winston Churchill
Horóscopo para el 26 de febrero
Horóscopo del 26 de febrero de 2026 para todos los signos del Zodíaco. Este es el día en el que el mundo parece levantar ligeramente el telón y mostrar dónde se esconden las oportunidades reales. No tenga miedo de cambiar las rutas habituales y probar la solidez de viejas ideas: son giros inesperados que pueden conducir a descubrimientos importantes..
The Ruta del Bakalao comes to Alicante: the story of the most controversial music scene of the 1990s
An exhibition on the Valencian Route is opening in Alicante, a culture of clubs, music, cars, drugs and endless nights which, in the 1980s and 1990s became a symbol of freedom for an entire generation. For some, it was the best time of their lives. For others, a dangerous era associated with accidents and deaths. More than thirty years on, the Route is coming to the museum.
When the Mediterranean recedes: what happens to the sea off the Costa Blanca
There is something deeply unsettling about seeing the sea suddenly disappear.
The water’s edge recedes, exposing rocks and patches of sand that normally lie beneath the Mediterranean, and for a few minutes the coastline appears to have changed shape. Then the water returns rapidly and can sweep across beaches, seafront promenades and even nearby streets...
Why is the section of the AP-7 motorway between La Zenia and Los Montesinos still not toll-free?
Almost any resident of Torrevieja who frequently travels to Orihuela Costa or the Region of Murcia has asked themselves the same question at some point. How is it possible to travel hundreds of kilometres along the AP-7 today without paying a single euro, yet still have to pay €5.10 in high season —or €2.85 the rest of the year— for a journey of just a few kilometres between La Zenia and Los Montesinos?
