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🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary Podcast 🎉
Welcome to the ultimate events guide for Málaga and the Costa del Sol! 🌞 Whether you’re a local or just visiting, our podcast is your one-stop source for the week’s most exciting happenings. From cultural festivals and foodie delights to sports action and family-friendly activities, we’ve got it all covered!Join our lively hosts, Carmen and Baptiste, as they bring you insider tips, playful banter, and plenty of enthusiasm for everything Málaga has to offer.
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- 132 - Sports & Outdoors This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 19–25 October 2026You don't have to be an athlete to enjoy the great outdoors on the Costa del Sol.
Join Carmen and Baptiste from Málaga Radio as they discover the week's sporting events, community activities and beautiful places to explore across Málaga province.
From the dramatic mountain terrain of the Chamizo Trail to the city streets of Málaga, this week offers opportunities to watch dedicated runners and enjoy the atmosphere of local sporting events.
For a more relaxed experience, San Pedro Alcántara's Día del Pedal brings families together for a community cycling outing, while Benalmádena's Workout to Help Games combines activities with support for a local children's charity.
And for those who prefer discovering the landscape at their own pace, we explore the autumn scenery of the Genal Valley and the famous Bosque de Cobre.
Explore this week's outdoor discoveries:Chamizo Trail in Villanueva del RosarioCommunity running events in Monda and Málaga cityDía del Pedal in San Pedro AlcántaraWorkout to Help Games in BenalmádenaCoastal kayaking and paddleboarding opportunitiesAutumn walking landscapes around Parauta and the Genal ValleyThe countryside behind Yunquera's harvest traditionsWhether you're watching, participating or simply exploring, this episode offers ideas for enjoying Málaga beyond the beach.For the mountain harvest celebrations, listen to our companion Festivals & Traditions podcast.
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Málaga Radio — helping you discover more of the Costa del Sol.Thu, 22 Oct 2026 - 131 - Music & Nightlife This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 19–25 October 2026Looking for live music or an interesting evening out on the Costa del Sol?
Join Carmen and Baptiste from Málaga Radio as they explore a week of international concerts, intimate live-music venues, classical performances and outdoor festivals.
Discover Málaga's established concert circuit, including Sala París 15 and Sala Trinchera, where artists from Spain and Latin America bring a wide variety of musical styles.
For a more informal evening, explore the atmosphere of ZZ Pub and the pleasure of discovering live music in the city.Further along the coast, San Pedro Alcántara hosts an International Classical Music Festival at La Alcoholera, while Marbella celebrates 40 years of Marbepop with an outdoor festival featuring Besmaya and Las Dianas.
Discover this week's music:International rock and contemporary concerts in MálagaLive-music nights at ZZ PubClassical music at La Alcoholera in San Pedro AlcántaraMarbella's Marbepop 40th-anniversary celebrationRock and tribute performances around EsteponaMusic and entertainment in TorremolinosIntimate performances and singer-led concertsWhether you prefer a major concert, a small live-music bar or a festival atmosphere, Carmen and Baptiste help you find the kind of evening you'll enjoy.
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Málaga Radio — your guide to evenings on the Costa del Sol.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Thu, 22 Oct 2026 - 130 - Food & Hospitality This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 19–25 October 2026Discover Málaga through its flavours, ingredients, wines and culinary traditions.
Join Carmen and Baptiste from Málaga Radio for a delicious journey through the week's food experiences, from hands-on cooking classes to winery visits, local markets and village harvest celebrations.
At Picofino Escuela de Cocina in Málaga, visitors can discover the pleasure of preparing food themselves, with workshops exploring everything from sushi to Italian cooking.
We also venture into Málaga's winemaking heritage, with experiences at Bodegas Quitapenas and opportunities to discover the vineyards around Ronda.
And as autumn arrives, the food traditions of Yunquera and Mijas Pueblo become part of the story, connecting regional ingredients with the celebrations that bring local communities together.
On the menu this week:Cooking workshops at Picofino in MálagaWine and Iberian ham experiences at Bodegas QuitapenasDiscovering Málaga's wine countryLocal and seasonal produce at Huelin's EcoMercadoMijas Pueblo's Cheese and Wine FestivalYunquera's Wine and Chestnut FairThe food traditions behind Andalucía's autumn harvestYou don't need to be a chef or wine expert. Sometimes a little curiosity is enough to make your next meal more memorable.For the celebrations behind the flavours, discover our companion Festivals & Traditions podcast.
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Málaga Radio — discovering the Costa del Sol, one flavour at a time.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Thu, 22 Oct 2026 - 129 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 19–25 October 2026From Picasso's birthplace to contemporary dance, flamenco and fascinating exhibitions, Málaga and the Costa del Sol offer a rich programme of cultural discoveries this week.
Join Carmen and Baptiste from Málaga Radio as they explore the stories behind the art, performances and museums — helping you decide what might interest you, even if you're unfamiliar with the artists.
Sunday 25 October marks the 145th anniversary of Pablo Picasso's birth, with special opportunities to discover his connection to Málaga. We also explore the Museo Carmen Thyssen's ¡Olé! exhibition, the traditional music of verdiales, and the exciting variety of theatre and dance performances taking place across the region.
Inside this episode:
Picasso's birthday celebrations and his Málaga birthplace¡Olé! at the Museo Carmen ThyssenContemporary dance and flamenco performancesSara Baras at Teatro CervantesVerdiales traditions at MUCAC La CorachaExhibitions and theatre in Málaga, Marbella and EsteponaFamily-friendly cultural discoveriesWhether you love museums, enjoy live performance or simply want to discover another side of Andalucía, this episode offers inspiration for your week.
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Málaga Radio — culture, stories and discoveries across the Costa del Sol.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Thu, 22 Oct 2026 - 128 - Festivals & Traditions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 19–25 October 2026Discover the traditions, celebrations and village festivals that make autumn such a special time in Málaga province.
Join Carmen and Baptiste from Málaga Radio as they explore the week's festivals, from mountain harvest celebrations to lively village squares filled with local food, wine and music.
The spotlight falls on Yunquera's Wine and Chestnut Fair, where the autumn harvest brings together traditional dishes, local wine, verdiales music and village celebrations. In Mijas Pueblo, the Cheese and Wine Festival offers another opportunity to discover the flavours and hospitality of Andalucía.
Along the way, discover why these celebrations mean so much to the communities that organise them — and how visitors can enjoy them.
Discover in this episode:Yunquera's Wine and Chestnut Fair, 24–25 OctoberMijas Pueblo's Cheese and Wine Festival, 23–25 OctoberTraditional Andalusian music and village customsLocal food, chestnuts, cheeses and wineThe atmosphere and stories behind Málaga's autumn celebrationsFor an even closer look at the food and wine traditions, listen to our companion Food & Hospitality episode.
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Málaga Radio — discovering the traditions behind the places you visit.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Thu, 22 Oct 2026 - 127 - Weekly Overview This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 19–25 October 2026Wondering what to do on the Costa del Sol this week?
Join Carmen and Baptiste from Málaga Radio as they explore the events, experiences and discoveries worth considering from 19–25 October.
Autumn brings a different rhythm to southern Spain. Discover Yunquera's Wine and Chestnut Fair, Mijas Pueblo's Cheese and Wine Festival, Picasso's birthday celebrations in Málaga, hands-on cooking experiences and a lively programme of concerts and outdoor activities.
From Marbella's Marbepop festival to mountain running, family cycling and peaceful autumn walks, this week's Overview helps you choose the experiences that suit your holiday.
In this episode:Autumn festivals in Yunquera and Mijas PuebloPicasso's birthday and Málaga's cultural attractionsCooking workshops and local wine experiencesLive music, classical concerts and MarbepopOutdoor activities, village discoveries and mountain landscapesWant to explore something further?
Our five companion Weekly Diary episodes cover Festivals & Traditions, Culture & Exhibitions, Food & Hospitality, Music & Nightlife, and Sports & Outdoors.
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Málaga Radio — helping you discover more of Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Thu, 22 Oct 2026 - 126 - Sports & Outdoors This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 12–18 October 2026There's much more to the Costa del Sol than beaches and sunshine. Discover local sport, coastal landscapes, wetlands, mountains and outdoor adventures.
Join Carmen and Baptiste for the Sports & Outdoors Weekly Diary, 12–18 October 2026.
Find out about Málaga CF's home fixture against Real Sociedad at La Rosaleda and discover some of the region's remarkable outdoor places.Explore the Guadalhorce estuary and its birdlife, the eastern Málaga coastline towards Pedregalejo and El Palo, the mountain landscapes of the Sierra de las Nieves, and the spectacular cliffs around Maro and Cerro Gordo.
Whether you enjoy watching football, discovering nature, walking, cycling or investigating a more adventurous activity, Málaga Radio introduces places worth exploring during your holiday.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Wed, 14 Oct 2026 - 125 - Music & Nightlife This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 12–18 October 2026Rock, blues, Spanish pop, contemporary flamenco and atmospheric concerts. What sort of musical evening would you enjoy on the Costa del Sol?
Join Carmen and Baptiste for Málaga Radio's Music & Nightlife Weekly Diary, covering 12–18 October 2026.
Discover Scottish rock band The Silencers, the guitar-driven sound of Vargas Blues Band, and Aidalai's celebration of the music of Mecano in Estepona.
Explore Cristian de Moret's contemporary flamenco influences, familiar pop tribute shows in Benalmádena and a Candlelight concert at Málaga's Gran Hotel Miramar.
From intimate live-music venues to theatre performances, discover the sounds, artists and experiences that could make your evening memorable.You don't need to recognise every performer to find music you'll enjoy.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Wed, 14 Oct 2026 - 124 - Food & Hospitality This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 12–18 October 2026Discover a different side of Málaga through its food, wine and hands-on culinary experiences.
In the Food & Hospitality Weekly Diary for 12–18 October 2026, Carmen and Baptiste explore some delicious ways to enjoy the Costa del Sol.
Travel into the Axarquía hills for a winery visit, tasting and lunch at Bodegas Bentomiz. Discover the wines of Manilva at Málaga's Museo del Vino, or try your hand at ramen, Thai or Italian cooking during Kulinarea's weekend workshops.
For something more relaxed, explore the autumn market at Muelle Uno beside Málaga's harbour.
From the people who produce local wines to the pleasure of learning something new in the kitchen, this episode offers fresh inspiration for your holiday.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Wed, 14 Oct 2026 - 123 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 12–18 October 2026Looking for something cultural to enjoy during your Costa del Sol holiday?
Join Carmen and Baptiste for Málaga Radio's Culture & Exhibitions Weekly Diary, covering 12–18 October 2026.Explore the fascinating ¡Olé! exhibition at the Museo Carmen Thyssen, discover Picasso and Dalí from different perspectives, and uncover unusual museums including Málaga's Automobile and Fashion Museum.
There's also international cinema in Benalmádena and Málaga, live performances and unexpected artistic discoveries in Marbella and Estepona.
Whether you're an art enthusiast or someone who rarely visits museums, discover cultural experiences that might surprise you.
Plus, learn about free Sunday admission at the Carmen Thyssen and how to make the most of your cultural visit.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Wed, 14 Oct 2026 - 122 - Festivals & Traditions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 12–18 October 2026What makes an Andalusian feria so special, and why does every town celebrate differently?
Join Carmen and Baptiste for the Festivals & Traditions Weekly Diary, 12–18 October 2026.
Discover the different experiences of San Pedro Alcántara's Feria y Fiestas, the village celebrations honouring the Santísimo Cristo de la Salud in Benamocarra, and La Cala de Mijas' Santa Teresa festivities.
From afternoon gatherings and music to religious processions, traditional pilgrimages and local celebrations, discover the people and customs that give these occasions their meaning.
Whether you're familiar with Spanish traditions or experiencing them for the first time, Málaga Radio helps you understand what makes each celebration special.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Wed, 14 Oct 2026 - 121 - Sports & Outdoors This Week 5–11 October 2026Watch it. Join it. Or move anyway.
That is the rhythm of this week’s Sports & Outdoors Diary.
Friday night starts with Málaga CF against Espanyol at La Rosaleda. Carmen and Baptiste look beyond the fixture itself to the local story behind Málaga’s return to the top flight, and to the match-night atmosphere that spreads beyond the stadium into bars and neighbourhoods full of blue-and-white boquerones watching together.
Saturday brings Unicaja against MoraBanc Andorra at the Martín Carpena — a completely different spectator experience inside Málaga’s basketball arena.
Sunday morning moves to Estepona for the marathon and half-marathon, with separate advice for runners and spectators.
Then the episode leaves organised events behind.
Cycling and e-bikes offer an easy way to see more of Málaga, from the city centre towards the eastern coast and beyond, while walking and flexible active days make sense in an October week that can bring sunshine, local showers and temperatures that still feel like summer.
And for bigger adventures — Caminito del Rey, climbing, via ferrata or canyoning — the rule changes: plan properly, check current conditions and book the right operator.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 - 120 - Music & Nightlife This Week 5–11 October 2026What sort of Málaga night do you actually want?
A proper concert?
Live music you discover after dinner?
Or a night that does not really begin until after midnight?
Carmen and Baptiste divide Week 41 into three simple choices: plan the night, discover the night, or stay out very late.
Friday brings the Argentine rock energy of La Kermesse Redonda.
Saturday offers very different choices, including OBK at Teatro Cervantes and Mario Díaz at La Cochera Cabaret.
Sunday keeps going with Malú at Teatro Cervantes and the vallenato energy of El Binomio de Oro de América at Sala Paris 15.
Electronic music gets its own lane through the Brunch Weekender and its late-night afterparty.
But the published programme is only part of the story.
Across Málaga and the Costa del Sol, some live-music venues promote themselves with little more than a chalkboard, a poster or regulars who already know which night the band plays.
So Carmen’s advice is simple: ask the hotel receptionist, the waiter, the bartender or the taxi driver.
Sometimes the best search engine in town is the person standing behind the bar.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore venues and practical information at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 - 119 - Food & Hospitality This Week 5–11 October 2026The first food mistake visitors make in Málaga is often not what they order.
It is when they expect to eat it.
Carmen and Baptiste use this week’s Food & Hospitality Diary to explain the rhythm behind eating on the Costa del Sol.
First comes menú del día — the traditional fixed-price lunchtime format that can turn an ordinary lunch into one of the easiest ways to join the local rhythm.
Then come the later dinner hours. Nine o’clock is completely normal. Ten o’clock does not feel extraordinary. And that does not mean visitors have to wait until they are starving — it simply helps to understand why seven in the evening can still feel early.
Tapas gets the same relaxed treatment: stop, order something small, move on if you want, stay if the mood takes you, and do not turn eating into a spreadsheet.
For a Week 41 food event, Archidona’s beer festival brings beer, food, music and an inland-town evening from 9–11 October.
And if wine is the excursion, Carmen and Baptiste look towards Bodegas Bentomiz in the Axarquía and Bodega Doña Felisa near Ronda — experiences worth planning rather than simply turning up for.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore food, places and practical information at MálagaRadio.net.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 - 118 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week 5–11 October 2026How do you add some culture to a Málaga holiday without turning the day into a museum marathon?
Carmen and Baptiste build this week’s Culture & Exhibitions Diary around that question.
At Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga, ¡Olé! El mito de lo español a través de Andalucíaexplores how Andalucía helped shape familiar images of Spanish identity.
At Centre Pompidou Málaga, GAZE brings live dance and performance into the museum, while La Casa Mágica and Juego de volúmenes offers a more interactive choice for families.
In Marbella, TodoDanza gives visitors another route into culture for those more interested in movement and performance than paintings on walls.
The episode also tackles the practical questions visitors actually ask: do you need to book, can culture fit between lunch and coffee, and when does the Málaga Pass make sense?
Sunday gets its own useful rhythm too, with several major Málaga museums offering free-admission periods at different times.
The aim is not to collect museums.It is to choose one cultural stop that fits naturally into the day.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore Málaga’s museums, venues and practical visitor information at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 - 117 - Festivals & Traditions This Week 5–11 October 2026What does a local October celebration actually look like?
This week Carmen and Baptiste explore several very different answers.
Fuengirola’s Feria del Rosario and Nerja Feria are the two major coastal stories, but rather than repeat Málaga Radio’s dedicated feria specials, this episode uses them to explain why a feria can contain several different experiences at once — town-centre tradition, fairground energy, food, music, families, procession and late-night social life.
Then the journey moves inland to Ojén and the Feria de San Dionisio, where the scale becomes more intimate and the mountain town itself becomes part of the celebration.
Back in Málaga, El Palo’s Fiestas del Rosario offers another contrast: a neighbourhood patronal tradition centred on faith, family memory and local identity rather than a fairground.
Churriana and Santo Domingo add further Rosario context, showing how similar traditions take on different characters in different communities.
The message is simple: do not try to complete a feria. Understand what you are looking at, choose the version that interests you, and let the celebration introduce itself.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 - 116 - What’s On Costa Del Sol This Week 5–11 October 2026What does early October on the Costa del Sol actually feel like?
Carmen and Baptiste open the Week 41 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary with the practical answer: sunshine that can still feel like summer, cooler shade, the occasional local shower, and a week where flexibility is more useful than cancelling plans because of one rain symbol.
Then they map out what is happening from 5–11 October.
Fuengirola and Nerja bring two major feria stories, with Ojén and El Palo adding mountain-town and neighbourhood traditions. Málaga and Marbella offer exhibitions, performance and family-friendly culture. Food means understanding menú del día, later dinner times, tapas, inland food events and winery experiences. The music calendar moves from theatre concerts and local live venues to electronic nights that continue into the morning.
Sport brings Málaga CF against Espanyol, Unicaja basketball and the Estepona marathon weekend, while cycling, walking and active days remain part of the October rhythm.
This is the gateway episode — the map rather than the itinerary. Use it to decide which of the five Weekly Diary categories you want to explore next, or head into the dedicated Fuengirola and Nerja feria specials for the deeper story.
Listen to Málaga Radio at MálagaRadio.com and explore the places, events and practical information behind the programmes at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 04 Oct 2026 - 115 - Sports & Outdoors This Week 28 September–4 October 2026Get outside across Málaga and the Costa del Sol with this week’s Sports & Outdoors guide for 28 September to 4 October 2026.
Marbella 4Days Walking is the main organised event, with different route distances and participation days. We also explore self-guided outdoor options including the Guadalhorce wetlands, Gibralfaro and Monte San Antón, coastal walking around Mijas and kayaking or paddleboarding from El Palo.There are also a couple of less obvious active choices, including autumn ballooning around Ronda and disc golf near Mijas.
Carmen and Baptiste explain the difference between activities that require registration or advance arrangement and those you can build into your own day.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 - 114 - Music & Nightlife This Week 28 September–4 October 2026A guide to concerts, local venues and live music across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 28 September to 4 October 2026.
Ocean Colour Scene bring thirty years of Moseley Shoals to Teatro Cervantes, while Friday offers very different live-music settings across Málaga, from singer-songwriter performance to larger rock venues and smaller alternative rooms. We also look at MarbePop in Marbella, José Mercé at Teatro Cervantes and the value of asking locally what music is happening close to where you are staying.
Carmen and Baptiste explore not just who is playing, but how the venue and setting can change the whole evening.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 - 113 - Food & Hospitality This Week 28 September–4 October 2026Explore the food stories happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 28 September to 4 October 2026.
This week we head to Álora for Día de las Sopas Perotas, where a traditional countryside dish becomes the centre of a town celebration. We also look at practical cooking workshops in Málaga’s Soho district, Noche del AOVE in Ronda and other ways food can help visitors understand the places they are visiting.
Carmen and Baptiste go beyond restaurant lists to explain the ingredients, traditions and everyday food culture behind the events, with practical advice on what to look for when choosing where and what to eat.
For current event and visitor information, visit MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 - 112 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week 28 September–4 October 2026Discover this week’s culture, exhibitions, theatre and film across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 28 September to 4 October 2026.
San Diego Comic-Con Málaga arrives at FYCMA from 1 to 4 October, bringing comics, film, television, gaming, anime, cosplay and live programme events to the city. We also look at Misery at Teatro del Soho, the Festival Nuevo Cine Andaluz in Casares and Dalí’s Diez recetas de inmortalidad in Marbella.
Carmen and Baptiste focus on the questions that matter to visitors: how these events work, when language or separate reservations may matter, and what sort of cultural experience you are actually walking into.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 - 111 - Festivals & Traditions This Week 28 September–4 October 2026This week’s Festivals & Traditions guide takes you inside the local celebrations happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 28 September to 4 October 2026.
The main story is the Real Feria de San Miguel in Vélez-Málaga, where the daytime feria in the historic centre and the separate night fair offer very different experiences. We also look at San Miguel day in Torremolinos, community celebrations in Málaga and Torrox, and a short look ahead to Fuengirola’s Feria del Rosario.
Rather than simply listing dates, Carmen and Baptiste explain what a feria actually feels like, how different parts of the celebration work, and what a first-time visitor should understand before going.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 - 110 - What’s On Costa del Sol This Week 28 September–4 October 2026What’s happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 28 September to 4 October 2026?
This Week’s Málaga Radio Weekly Diary overview takes you through some of the strongest reasons to get out and explore: feria celebrations in Vélez-Málaga and Torremolinos, Comic-Con Málaga, Sopas Perotas in Álora, live music at Teatro Cervantes, Marbella 4Days Walking and a range of outdoor possibilities across the province.
Carmen and Baptiste explain what each experience actually means for a visitor, where the important differences are, and which of the deeper Weekly Diary episodes can help if something catches your attention.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 - 109 - Sports & Outdoors This Week 21–27 September 2026Watch the effort—or enjoy moving without making it an effort.
Saturday brings a novice bodybuilding championship to Fuengirola’s Palacio de la Paz, with a public programme during the day and competition from 17:00.
On Sunday, Marbella hosts its half marathon and 5K. Both races are sold out, but visitors can still consider experiencing the occasion as spectators after checking current organiser guidance.
The episode then leaves the finish line behind and heads for Málaga’s coast.
Carmen and Baptiste explore flexible Mediterranean walks from Carvajal through Fuengirola towards Sohail, along the Torre del Mar and Caleta seafront, and from Benalmádena towards La Carihuela. These are not commitments to complete a prescribed distance.
Start where it suits you, choose a direction, welcome the detours and stop for coffee or freshly squeezed juice.
Check current path conditions and return options before setting out.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 - 108 - Music & Nightlife This Week 21–27 September 2026The biggest stages may belong to summer, but Málaga’s music continues throughout the year.
The scale changes, the setting changes—and choosing the room can help you choose the night.
Thursday brings emerging performers to Eduardo Ocón, flamenco guitar to the Alcazaba and Argentine rock to Sala París 15. Friday offers a late rock and heavy-metal night in Estepona.
Saturday’s choices include the free San Pedro Rock gathering from 16:00 and Raimundo Amador’s meeting of flamenco, blues and rock in Málaga. Sunday changes the mood again with a daytime classical-guitar tribute at Plaza del Obispo.
Carmen and Baptiste also explain how visitors can find smaller performances and jam sessions that may not be widely advertised. Ask locally, notice venue chalkboards and confirm the details before making a special journey.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 - 107 - Food & Hospitality This Week 21–27 September 2026Late September is when Málaga’s landscape begins appearing differently on the plate.
This week’s dated food story begins in Mijas Pueblo, where Día del Turista includes a free paella tasting from 13:30 on Wednesday. On Sunday, Almogía’s Día de la Almendra celebrates one of the province’s most recognisable agricultural products.
Carmen and Baptiste then visit Málaga’s municipal food markets and coastal pop-up markets to discover what visitors may begin noticing at this time of year: Osteen mangoes, fresh Aloreña olives, late outdoor tomatoes, almonds and raisins.
The episode also introduces year-round Málaga staples such as local cheese, mollete bread and miel de caña.
Market stock changes from day to day, so this is a seasonal guide to what to notice and ask about—not a guarantee that every product will be available from every stall.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 - 106 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week 21–27 September 2026Culture is not always picture frames on walls and silence. This week, it moves.
Carmen and Baptiste explore a cultural programme spanning ocean film, experimental theatre, dance, electronic music, audiovisual projections and family puppetry.
Ocean with David Attenborough is screened free, subject to capacity, in Fuengirola on Tuesday evening. Málaga’s Teatro del Soho presents ¿Tú sabes lo que es una posidonia? from Thursday to Sunday, while Saturday’s Dar Ghost in Marbella combines theatre, movement, music and projections.
Sunday offers family puppetry and a World Tourism Day opportunity at Casa Natal Picasso. The museum programme includes free access, although arrangements for guided activities, registration and language support should be checked directly.
Where performance language or English support has not been confirmed, English-speaking visitors should ask the venue before booking.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 - 105 - Festivals & Traditions This Week 21–27 September 2026This week’s celebrations carry a simple invitation: local communities are doing this anyway—and while you are here, you are welcome to join them.
The Feria de San Miguel opens in Torremolinos on Friday 25 September, with its opening weekend falling inside this Weekly Diary. Carmen and Baptiste give you the essential orientation before directing you to Málaga Radio’s dedicated Feria special for the full visitor’s guide.
Wednesday brings Día del Turista to Mijas Pueblo, with flamenco at midday and a free paella tasting from 13:30. Pasarela Larios brings outdoor fashion to central Málaga on Friday and Saturday, while Estepona hosts British and Ukrainian culture days across the weekend.
Sunday’s Día de la Almendra in Almogía connects village tradition with Málaga’s agricultural landscape—and leads naturally into our Food and Hospitality guide.
Check the latest municipal or organiser information before travelling.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 - 104 - What’s On Costa del Sol This Week 21–27 September 2026What kind of Málaga week would suit your holiday?
From Monday 21 to Sunday 27 September 2026, Carmen and Baptiste open six different doors into life across Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
The Feria de San Miguel begins in Torremolinos, Mijas Pueblo welcomes visitors with flamenco and paella, Málaga’s culture moves through film and experimental performance, and late-September produce begins appearing in local markets.
There is also music ranging from intimate flamenco guitar to San Pedro Rock, plus spectator sport and flexible walks beside the Mediterranean. This is the short front door into Málaga Radio’s five detailed Weekly Diary guides—and our already-published Torremolinos Feria special.
Check current arrangements with organisers and venues before travelling, particularly for capacity-controlled events, invitations and language support.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 21 Sep 2026 - 103 - Torremolinos Feria de San Miguel 2026. A Visitor’s GuideDiscover the Romería and Feria de San Miguel in Torremolinos with this special visitor’s guide from Málaga Radio.
Carmen and Baptiste explain how the celebration works, where each part takes place and how to choose the experience that suits you. Find out what to expect from the Romería procession and woodland gathering, the town-centre Feria de Día, and the fairground attractions, casetas and concerts of Feria de Noche.We answer the practical questions visitors really ask:
When should you arrive? Is entry free?
Should you carry cash?
What exactly is a caseta?
Can visitors dance and join the celebration?
What is available for children
and will you feel welcome if you have never experienced a Spanish Feria before?
The Romería de San Miguel takes place on Sunday 20 September 2026. The Feria runs from Friday 25 to Tuesday 29 September 2026.Carmen and Baptiste are also on air every morning from 8am with Freshly Squeezed, following the celebrations day by day. For more events across Málaga and the Costa del Sol, explore the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore more at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 102 - Sports & Outdoors — Málaga & Costa del Sol — 14–20 September 2026You do not have to choose between an active holiday and a relaxing one.
This week’s Sports & Outdoors guide mixes proper sporting events with easy ways to move for an hour or two before heading back to the beach or pool.
Málaga CF face Villarreal on Thursday night, with the football atmosphere extending far beyond La Rosaleda into bars around the region. Fuengirola hosts the Pedro Cuevas community mile and walk on Saturday, while Sunday brings serious mountain sport in Coín.
For something more flexible, Carmen and Baptiste also look at social padel, guided e-bike rides and beach yoga — active ideas that can fit around the rest of your holiday rather than taking over the entire day.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore current places, activities and event details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 101 - Music & Nightlife — Málaga & Costa del Sol — 14–20 September 2026What kind of night do you want?
A huge open-air K-pop festival, an intimate live-music club, a seated theatre concert, contemporary flamenco-pop, a private sunset acoustic performance or something that only really gets started after eleven?
Carmen and Baptiste guide you through China Crisis at Sala Trinchera, three very different Friday-night rooms in Málaga, K-Beat Festival at the open-air Cortijo de Torres auditorium, Los Secretos at ME Marbella, plus late-night electronic and rock choices in Málaga and Estepona.
This week, the setting can tell you almost as much as the artist. Choose the room, the atmosphere and the kind of night that suits your holiday.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore current venues and event details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 100 - Food & Hospitality — Málaga & Costa del Sol — 14–20 September 2026Why can one province produce Moscatel raisins, almonds, huge summer tomatoes, subtropical fruit and distinctive goat cheeses?
This week Carmen and Baptiste follow Málaga food from landscape and harvest to market, kitchen and plate.
The journey takes us to Día de la Pasa in El Borge, the Fiesta de la Cabra Malagueña in Casabermeja, Mercado Central de Atarazanas, Sunday’s Zoco at Muelle Uno and an early-week charitable tasting in Málaga.
Along the way, discover why dishes such as gazpacho and ajoblanco make much more sense once you understand where their ingredients come from, and why sometimes the flavour a chef is searching for is sitting on a market stall on a completely normal Tuesday morning.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore current places and event details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 99 - Culture & Exhibitions — Málaga & Costa del Sol — 14–20 September 2026This week’s Culture & Exhibitions guide is about more than names on gallery walls.
Carmen and Baptiste explore how materials, historic buildings and accessibility can completely change the way art is experienced.
Discover Joana Vasconcelos at Museo Picasso Málaga, contemporary textile art at MUCAC, BioFiligrana at the Ateneo, Spanish Baroque painting at Museo Carmen Thyssen, Dalí in Marbella, final exhibition opportunities in Estepona, Antequera and Nerja, plus a short Sunday performance at Teatro Echegaray.
Whether you want an hour away from the beach, a historic building, contemporary art, sculpture, painting or something you would never normally have thought to look for, this guide helps you choose the experience rather than simply reading a museum list.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore current locations and details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 98 - Festivals & Traditions — Málaga & Costa del Sol — 14–20 September 2026Discover how Málaga’s towns and neighbourhoods put their identity into the streets.
This week Carmen and Baptiste explore the Romería de San Miguel in Torremolinos, LEONOR in Casarabonela, Fuengirola a Caballo, Nerja’s neighbourhood Veladilla de San Miguel and an extraordinary Franciscan procession in Vélez-Málaga.
Find out what a romería actually is, why horses and historic carriages matter in Fuengirola, how Casarabonela turns its own historic centre into the stage for living history, and why not every Spanish celebration needs to be enormous to be worth discovering.
The main San Miguel Feria follows the Romería, and Málaga Radio has a separate special available to help visitors plan ahead.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and explore current locations and event details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 97 - What’s On Costa del Sol — 14–20 September 2026Start here for your week on the Costa del Sol.
From the Romería de San Miguel in Torremolinos and living history in Casarabonela to Moscatel traditions in El Borge, K-pop on a huge outdoor stage in Málaga, local football atmosphere, exhibitions, markets and late-summer nights out, Carmen and Baptiste pick out the strongest contrasts from 14–20 September 2026.
This is the quick Weekly Diary overview. If something catches your attention, there are five deeper Málaga Radio guides covering Festivals & Traditions, Culture & Exhibitions, Food & Hospitality, Music & Nightlife, and Sports & Outdoors.
September still feels like a beach holiday, but with more reasons to look beyond the sunbed and discover the towns, traditions and local life around you.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com, explore current places and planning details at MálagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezed from 08:00–11:00for today-and-tomorrow guidance.
There is also a separate Málaga Radio San Miguel Feria special for anyone planning ahead in Torremolinos.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 13 Sep 2026 - 96 - Sports & Outdoors This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | 7–13 September 2026Carmen and Baptiste cover the major spectator sport and outdoor choices across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 7 to 13 September 2026.
Friday’s La Vuelta Stage 19 leads the episode: a 210.8-kilometre route beginning in Vélez-Málaga and crossing the province towards its mountain finish above Estepona. The neutralised start is scheduled for 11:50, with an estimated finish at 17:14.
The XV Torneo Costa del Sol adds three round-robin basketball fixtures in Rincón de la Victoria, San Pedro de Alcántara and Málaga. For visitors who would rather take part, we also introduce gentler coastal movement, city and nature walks, kayaking and guided outdoor adventures—clearly separating dated sporting events from generally available activities.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and check current routes, operators and event details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 - 95 - Music & Nightlife This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 7–13 September 2026Carmen and Baptiste help you choose among the concerts, live-music and nightlife taking place across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 7 to 13 September 2026.
Mijas Feria brings major free concert nights including Camela, Medina Azahara, Marta Quintero and Saturday’s Noche Joven. The Pepe Romero Guitar Festival offers contrasting performances in historic settings, while the wider programme stretches from international alternative rock and outdoor jazz to intimate venues in Málaga and Estepona, sunset sessions and Marbella’s later dancefloor.
Saturday is particularly busy, so we group the choices by atmosphere, geography and level of commitment instead of presenting one overwhelming list.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and find current concert, session and venue details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 - 94 - Food & Hospitality This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 7–13 September 2026Carmen and Baptiste follow the food landscape of Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 7 to 13 September 2026.
The week moves from the Boquerón Victoriano live-cooking programme and Saturday’s Desayuno Marengo to Feria Sabor a Málaga, Mollina’s Macrocata and weekend markets at Paseo de Reding and La Cala de Mijas.
Along the way, we explain Málaga’s special connection with the boquerón and explore how fish, harvest produce, markets and regional makers can help visitors understand the province through its food.
We also look at the different ways to explore tapas, including guided experiences and local visitor-information options, without suggesting that anybody needs to complete an entire route.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and find current event, market and place details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 - 93 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 7–13 September 2026Carmen and Baptiste explore culture and exhibitions across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 7 to 13 September 2026.
This week brings a mixture of final opportunities and exhibitions that remain available for a little longer. El Gesto y la Materia reaches its final day at Centre Pompidou Málaga on Monday, while Murmuración and Ni musas ni modelos both close on Sunday. Joana Vasconcelos: Transfiguración continues beyond this week, and Teatro Echegaray hosts two Sunday performances of Música ma(go)estro.
We also broaden the cultural map with choices in Marbella, Estepona and Ronda, and explain why the Málaga Pass may be worth knowing about if culture is an important part of your visit.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and find current exhibition and venue details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 - 92 - Festivals & Traditions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol 7–13 September 2026Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the festivals and living traditions taking place across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 7 to 13 September 2026.
This week includes Málaga’s celebration of Santa María de la Victoria, the Feria de la Virgen de la Peña in Mijas Pueblo, Guaro’s candlelit Luna Mora, and the Fiesta del Boquerón Victoriano in Rincón de la Victoria.
We also look towards the grape-harvest traditions of Mollina and Moclinejo, the Feria del Cristo in Casares and the closing days of Maro’s Feria de las Maravillas.
It is a visitor-friendly introduction to what these celebrations mean, where they are happening and how much of the experience you may want to join.
Listen at MálagaRadio.com and find current event and place details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 - 91 - What’s On Costa del Sol This Week 7–13 September 2026New to Málaga or the Costa del Sol—or simply wondering what is happening during your holiday?
Carmen and Baptiste give you a friendly overview of the week ahead, covering 7 to 13 September 2026.
This week’s shape includes Mijas Feria, Guaro’s candlelit Luna Mora, the Boquerón Victoriano celebration, exhibitions approaching their final days, a particularly busy Saturday of live-music, the Costa del Sol basketball tournament and La Vuelta crossing Málaga province.
We are not suggesting that you try to do everything. A beach day, a long lunch or a quiet afternoon remains a perfectly good holiday. We simply want you to know what is available so you can choose what suits you.Start here, then continue with our separate Festivals & Traditions,
Culture & Exhibitions, Food & Hospitality, Music & Nightlife, and Sports & Outdoors episodes.Listen at MálagaRadio.com or on your usual podcast platform, and explore current event and place details at MálagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 - 90 - Sports & Outdoors This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026How active do you actually want your holiday to be?
Carmen and Baptiste start with Málaga CF against Levante at La Rosaleda and the social match-day atmosphere around Málaga, then move into beach yoga, volleyball, family pool activities, kayaking, paddleboarding and other ways to get outside.
For something gentler, discover the Guadalhorce estuary and Málaga’s urban hills. For more commitment, the episode looks towards the Sierra de las Nieves, guided canyoning around Benahavís, the Tajo de Ronda via ferrata and the much more serious La Maroma mountain option.
From watching football with a drink on a terrace to heading properly into the mountains, choose the level that fits your day — and always check current sea, weather and activity conditions.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 31 Aug 2026 - 89 - Music & Nightlife This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026One coast, completely different kinds of night.
Carmen and Baptiste guide you through Premios Juventud at Starlite Occident in Marbella, the Fiestas de la Victoria music nights across Málaga, Candlelight concerts at the Gran Hotel Miramar and a Sunday choice between DJ Tennis in Elviria, Chambao beside Sohail Castle in Fuengirola and comedy at Málaga Forum.
There is also Thomas Helmig at Marbella Arena, underground heavy metal at Sala CORE, traditional flamenco and late-night city-centre clubbing.
Whether you want an international production, strings by candlelight, a beach-club sunset, flamenco or a smaller live room, this episode helps you choose the kind of evening that actually fits you.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 31 Aug 2026 - 88 - Food & Hospitality This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026Early September is when the landscape begins appearing on the plate.
Carmen and Baptiste explore ajoblanco in Almáchar, Moscatel grapes from the Axarquía, Málaga’s wine traditions and the difference between D.O. Málaga and D.O. Sierras de Málaga.
There is also a special brewery and biznaga experience at Cervezas Victoria, wine tasting in Málaga’s historic centre, vineyard ideas around Ronda, organic markets in Elviria and Benalmádena, and a seasonal look inside Mercado Central de Atarazanas.
This is not about filling every meal with an event. It is a guide to understanding some of the flavours, produce, wine and hospitality stories around you as summer begins to shift into September.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 31 Aug 2026 - 87 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026It is a week of endings, openings and different ways of looking at art across Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
Carmen and Baptiste visit the final week of Archipiélago at the Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga, explore El Gesto y la Materia at Centre Pompidou Málaga and look at the contemporary photography, video and textile work at MUCAC La Coracha.
Beyond Málaga city, discover Teoría de Cuerdas in Benalmádena, an unusually accessible and tactile exhibition at the Museo de Nerja, contemporary art inside a Baroque sacristy in Antequera, plus exhibitions in Estepona, Marbella, Mijas Pueblo and Ronda.
A cultural guide for visitors who might want one museum afternoon, one unexpected discovery, or a completely different reason to explore another town.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 31 Aug 2026 - 86 - Festivals & Traditions This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026Early September brings a remarkable mix of local traditions across Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
Carmen and Baptiste explore the Fiestas de la Victoria and the Novena of Santa María de la Victoria in Málaga, the Feria de Pedro Romero in Ronda, Almáchar’s Fiesta del Ajoblanco, the International Air Show at Torre del Mar and the candlelit Embrujo Andalusí in Carratraca.
There are also harvest celebrations in Manilva, the Feria de las Maravillas in Maro and the opening of the Mijas Pueblo Feria. Along the way, discover why Málaga’s handmade jasmine biznaga is much more than a summer flower.
A visitor-first guide to the celebrations, villages and traditions that give the first week of September its character.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 31 Aug 2026 - 85 - What’s On Costa del Sol This Week | Aug 31–Sep 6, 2026September arrives on the Costa del Sol, but summer is far from over.
Carmen and Baptiste give you the shape of the week across Málaga and the wider coast, from the Fiesta del Ajoblanco in Almáchar and the International Air Show at Torre del Mar to changing museum exhibitions, Málaga wine and the Moscatel season, Premios Juventud in Marbella, Sunday nightlife choices and Málaga CF at La Rosaleda.
This is the short Weekly Diary overview for visitors who want to know what is happening around them without filling every hour of their holiday.
If something catches your attention, continue with one of our focused guides to Festivals & Traditions, Culture & Exhibitions, Food & Hospitality, Music & Nightlife or Sports & Outdoors.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and find current event and place details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 31 Aug 2026 - 84 - Sports & Outdoors This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol August 24–30, 2026
Sports & Outdoors This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | August 24–30, 2026
This week’s Sports & Outdoors guide is about choosing your level of commitment — from a major football night and a sold-out trail race to kayaking, canyoning, climbing and simpler ways to get outside. Carmen and Baptiste begin with Málaga CF v RC Deportivo at La Rosaleda, a particularly significant home fixture after Málaga’s return to LaLiga.
There is also the San Antón Night Trail in eastern Málaga, treated as a spectator and community event because entries are already sold out, plus the Gold Cup polo finals in Sotogrande, San Roque, Cádiz.
For visitors who want to take part rather than watch, the episode explores guided Guadalmina canyoning, Maro kayaking, the Tajo de Ronda via ferrata, Caminito del Rey, and lighter options such as swimming at La Malagueta or heading into Málaga’s hills.
The episode also looks at one of the Costa del Sol’s great outdoor advantages: the way coast, city hills, gorges, cliffs and inland mountains sit surprisingly close together, giving visitors very different kinds of active day within the same holiday.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com, explore current places and practical details at MalagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezed for daily updates as the week develops.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 22 Aug 2026 - 83 - Music & Nightlife This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol August 24–30, 2026Music & Nightlife This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | August 24–30, 2026
This week’s music and nightlife guide is about choosing the kind of night that suits you — from major concerts and multi-day festivals to flamenco, small live-music venues and daytime beach-club sessions.
Carmen and Baptiste cover Starlite Occident in Marbella, with Gloria Trevi, Nile Rodgers & CHIC and Love of Lesbian; Sun & Thunder in Fuengirola; and Canela Party in Torremolinos, including its Saturday costume finale. There are also stops for BIZNART in Málaga, Electrolunch in Estepona, the Noche Flamenca de Algarrobo, the corrected Week 35 programme at ZZ Pub, live music at Louie Louie Live, and regular flamenco options in Málaga.
The episode closes with a wider look at Costa del Sol beach-club culture — from restaurant-led and relaxed venues to pool, party and wellness-focused experiences — and why late August is still one of the best moments to understand that summer scene.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com, explore current places and practical details at MalagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezedfor daily updates as the week develops.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 22 Aug 2026 - 82 - Food & Hospitality This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol August 24–30, 2026Food & Hospitality This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | August 24–30, 2026
This week’s food guide is about more than where to eat. It is about the places, traditions and landscapes that help explain Málaga and the Costa del Sol through food.
Carmen and Baptiste begin at Mercado Central de Atarazanas, then head inland to Bodegas Bentomiz in the Axarquía, before turning to the two-night Little Italy Gastro Fest in Torremolinos and the atmospheric Candle Night at La Zambra in Mijas Golf.
There are also quicker stops for Cervezas Victoria, Los Patios de Beatas, Bodega Doña Felisa, the food side of Frigiliana’s Festival de las Tres Culturas, and the seafood traditions of Pedregalejo and El Palo.
And the episode closes with one of Málaga’s great local food experiences: El Tintero, where seafood plates circulate through the restaurant and the menu can quite literally arrive shouting.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com, explore current places and practical details at MalagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezedfor daily updates as the week develops.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 22 Aug 2026 - 81 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol August 24–30, 2026Culture & Exhibitions This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | August 24–30, 2026
This week’s culture guide is about more than choosing a museum. It is about how you encounter the work — through scale, material, historic settings, live performance and even touch.
Carmen and Baptiste explore Joana Vasconcelos at Museo Picasso Málaga, the accessible sculpture exhibition Formas en Diálogo at Museo de Nerja, the Antonio Mohedano exhibition in Antequera, and the final Jazz en el CAC night in Vélez-Málaga.
There are also stops for the Centre Pompidou Málaga, Museo Carmen Thyssen, the Colección del Museo Ruso, Dalí in Marbella, contemporary exhibitions in Estepona and smaller discoveries across the Axarquía.
The episode closes with a surprising cultural connection: how Russian composer Mijaíl Glinka travelled through Spain, absorbed local rhythms and carried some of that influence into his music.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com, explore current places and practical details at MalagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezed for daily updates as the week develops.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 22 Aug 2026 - 80 - Festivals & Traditions This Week Málaga & Costa del Sol August 24–30, 2026Festivals & Traditions This Week | Málaga & Costa del Sol | August 24–30, 2026
Málaga Feria has finished, but the celebrations have not. This week, the focus spreads across the province, with village traditions, historic settings and local festivals taking over from the big city fair.
Carmen and Baptiste explore the Festival de las Tres Culturas in Frigiliana, the Moros y Cristianos celebrations in Benadalid, the Galas Folklóricas Internacionales in Ronda, and the summer fairs in El Burgo and Cuevas del Becerro.
There are also quicker stops for De Plaza en Plaza, Little Italy Gastro Fest, Electrolunch, BIZNART and the Noche Flamenca de Algarrobo.
And before the episode ends, there is one very Málaga discovery: the biznaga, the hand-made jasmine flower that has become one of the city’s most recognisable summer symbols.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com, explore current places and practical details at MalagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezed for daily updates as the week develops.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 22 Aug 2026 - 79 - What’s On Costa del Sol This Week August 24–30, 2026What’s On Costa del Sol This Week | August 24–30, 2026
If you have just arrived in Málaga or anywhere along the Costa del Sol and want to know what is actually happening this week, start here. This episode gives you the shape of August 24–30, 2026 without turning your holiday into homework.
Málaga Feria may be over, but the region is far from quiet: the attention simply spreads out again across Málaga city, Frigiliana, Torremolinos, Fuengirola, Marbella, Estepona, Nerja, Ronda, Antequera and beyond.
Carmen and Baptiste highlight some of the week’s most interesting possibilities, from Málaga CF back at La Rosaleda, the Festival de las Tres Culturas in Frigiliana, village traditions in Benadalid, major exhibitions and courtyard jazz, Atarazanas and El Tintero, to Starlite, Sun & Thunder, Canela Party, outdoor adventures and smaller local discoveries.
This is the overview episode. If something catches your attention, continue with our focused Weekly Diary guides for Festivals & Traditions, Culture & Exhibitions, Food & Hospitality, Music & Nightlife, and Sports & Outdoors.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com, explore current places and practical details at MalagaRadio.net, and join Freshly Squeezed for daily updates as the week develops.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 22 Aug 2026 - 78 - Sports and Outdoors This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 17-23 2026You do not have to be sporty to have an active day on the Costa del Sol.
This week’s Sports & Outdoors guide starts gently with beach yoga, paddleboarding and family-friendly floating water parks along the coast.
Then we move into bigger day-out territory with Caminito del Rey, where the official calendar shows bookable dates from Tuesday through Sunday, subject to live availability.
For more adventure, there is guided canyoning through the Río Guadalmina gorge near Benahavís and weekend via ferrata options around the Tajo de Ronda.
The idea is not to turn your holiday into a training programme. It is simply to show how wide the outdoor spectrum really is here, from an hour on the sand or sea to a full mountain or gorge adventure. For deeper outdoor stories, explore Málaga Radio’s Active Adventures collection and Feel The Pulse.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore current operators, places and booking details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - 77 - Music and Nightlife This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 17-23 2026This week, the best way to choose a night out may be by atmosphere rather than artist.
Starlite Occident in Marbella brings major concerts inside the dramatic Cantera de Nagüeles, while Marenostrum Fuengirola offers a completely different open-air setting beneath Sohail Castle beside the sea.
The week also shows how contemporary Andalusian music keeps evolving, with artists such as Niña Pastori, Galván Real and La Plazuela connecting flamenco roots with modern pop, urban influences, funk and electronics.
For electronic music, Friday brings the 12:XII Festival in San Pedro de Alcántara and Saturday brings What The House x Charcón Beach in Mijas. And for a quieter alternative,
Candlelight at Gran Hotel Miramar in Málaga offers piano and string concerts in a completely different setting.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore current dates, venues and booking details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - 76 - Food and Hospitality This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 17-23 2026This week’s Food & Hospitality guide begins with the everyday food culture of Málaga.
Chiringuitos, espetos, fritura malagueña, neighbourhood tapas bars and long lunches all help explain how food fits naturally into the rhythm of the Costa del Sol.
From there, we head into the landscapes behind the food. There are wine experiences from Málaga, high-altitude vineyards around Ronda and Moscatel country around Manilva.
On Friday, food becomes part of the Feria in Cortes de la Frontera with a communal paella gathering, while Sunday takes us to Coín and the Mercado Agroalimentario del Guadalhorce, where local producers bring together fruit, vegetables, cheeses, breads, meats, honey and more.
Food here is not only about where to eat. It is about understanding the coast, the city, the mountains and the agricultural valleys behind the table.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore current food and booking details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - 75 - Culture and Exhibitions This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 17-23 2026Culture continues right through Feria week, and this episode shows just how varied the choices are.
We begin with Una cita con Chejov at Castillo de Gibralfaro, where theatre meets one of Málaga’s most atmospheric historic settings.
Then we move through major exhibitions across the city, including Joana Vasconcelos at Museo Picasso Málaga, Los Ribalta at Museo Carmen Thyssen and El Gesto y la Materia at Centre Pompidou Málaga.
Further west, Marbella adds Dalí, contemporary printmaking and Museo Ralli, while Casares hosts two very different nights at Festival Rosa Fina: Friday for Andalusian roots and Saturday for flamenco. This is not one generic museum guide.
It is a week of theatre, painting, sculpture, photography, textiles, printmaking and living musical tradition.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore the current cultural details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - 74 - Festivals and Traditions This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 17-23 2026Málaga Feria is already in full flow, but this week’s Festivals & Traditions guide looks beyond the headline and into the living traditions behind it.
We explore the equestrian programme at the Real de Cortijo de Torres, traditional Andalusian dress, carriage culture, side-saddle riding and the different Verdiales styles appearing through the Feria programme.
Then we head inland, where Cortes de la Frontera shows how Feria changes in a smaller mountain town, while Antequera brings its own traditions through food, traditional dress, equestrian culture and its historic bullring.
If Málaga Feria is new to you, listen to the separate Málaga Feria 2026 Special for the full first-timer guide to the centre, the Real, the casetas and how the celebration works.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore current places and details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - 73 - What's On Costa del Sol This Week - August 17-23 2026Start here for the shape of the week across Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
Málaga Feria continues through Saturday, while the rest of the province carries on with its own August rhythm. This overview takes you through the strongest stories in Festivals & Traditions, Culture & Exhibitions, Food & Hospitality, Music & Nightlife, and Sports & Outdoors.
There is theatre at Castillo de Gibralfaro, major exhibitions across Málaga, Festival Rosa Fina in Casares, wine experiences around Ronda and Manilva, big concert nights at Starlite and Marenostrum, electronic events in San Pedro and Mijas, and outdoor options from beach yoga and paddleboarding to Caminito del Rey and canyoning.
Use this episode as your starting point, then move into whichever focused guide fits your holiday.
Listen at MalagaRadio.com and explore the places, dates and practical details at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 16 Aug 2026 - 72 - 06 - Sports and Outdoors This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 10-16 2026Get outside across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 10 to 16 August 2026.
The week’s clear sporting fixture is Málaga CF against Fulham at La Rosaleda, while the rest of the guide is about active holiday choices when conditions are right. Carmen and Baptiste look at city walks, viewpoints, cycling, paddleboarding, kayaking, Guadalmina canyoning, Maro–Cerro Gordo, Charco del Canalón, El Chorro and Los Reales.
The key August idea is simple: timing is part of the activity, so early mornings, evenings and current weather, sea and fire conditions matter. You can also continue into Málaga Radio’s Active Adventures collection for deeper outdoor listening.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 71 - 05 - Music and Nightlife This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 10-16 2026Find your kind of night across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 10 to 16 August 2026.
This week’s guide moves from Starlite Occident in Marbella and Marenostrum Fuengirola to beach-electronic sessions at La Plage Casanis, live rock and jam nights in Málaga, Sophie CH#5 at Ogus Park, candlelight music in Benahavís and free late-night concerts on the Estepona seafront.
With everything from Spanish pop and indie rock to electronic music, jazz, flamenco and family entertainment, Carmen and Baptiste help you see the different music worlds sharing the coast in high August.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 70 - 04 - Food and Hospitality This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 10-16 2026Taste your way through Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 10 to 16 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste head to Estepona for the Certamen Mundial del Jamón Popi and The Burger Cup, then inland to Cómpeta for Noche del Vino and its connection to the Moscatel grape harvest. There are also weekend producer markets in Elviria and Coín, plus ideas for discovering Málaga’s markets, wine culture and the landscapes behind the food served along the coast.
From professional jamón cutting to village harvest traditions, this is a week that shows how much of the Costa del Sol’s food story begins beyond the beach.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 69 - 03 - Culture and Exhibitions This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 10-16 2026Explore museums, exhibitions and cultural escapes across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 10 to 16 August 2026.
This week Carmen and Baptiste visit the evening Noches Coanfi programme at the Museo Carmen Thyssen, Joana Vasconcelos at Museo Picasso Málaga, Salvador Dalí in Marbella, contemporary art in Antequera, Miró in Mijas Pueblo, and exhibitions in Estepona and Nerja.
Whether you want one interesting room, an evening with art and jazz, or a cultural break from the August heat, this guide gives you some of the strongest choices around the province.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 68 - 02 - Festivals and Traditions This Week - Malaga and Costa del Sol - August 10-16 2026Discover the ferias and local traditions shaping Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 10 to 16 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste look ahead to the opening weekend of Málaga Feria, the Feria de la Virgen de la Cruz in Benalmádena Pueblo, Feria de El Morche, Monda’s Feria in honour of San Roque, the candlelit Noche de Luna y Sal on Casares Costa, and Noche del Vino in Cómpeta.
It is a week that shows just how differently the province celebrates, from a major city Feria to coastal, village and harvest traditions.
For the complete first-timer’s explanation of Málaga Feria, listen to the separate Málaga Feria 2026 Special.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 67 - 01 - What's On Costa del Sol This Week - August 10-16 2026What’s happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from Monday 10 to Sunday 16 August 2026?
Carmen and Baptiste give you the short picture of a very full summer week, with Málaga Feria beginning at the weekend, food events in Estepona and Cómpeta, major concerts in Marbella and Fuengirola, exhibitions across the province, Málaga CF hosting Fulham at La Rosaleda, and plenty of outdoor ideas when the conditions are right.
Start here, then choose the focused Weekly Diary guide that fits your holiday, from festivals and culture to food, music, sport and the outdoors.
And if Málaga Feria is new to you, there is also a separate Málaga Feria 2026 Special explaining the city by day and the Real by night.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 66 - Malaga Feria 2026 Special - The City by Day and the Real by NightIf you are visiting Málaga during Feria and wondering what exactly a feria is, start here.
Carmen and Baptiste take you through Málaga Feria 2026 from the historic centre by day to the Real de la Feria at Cortijo de Torres by night. Discover why Málaga celebrates, what the Romería and opening traditions mean, how the daytime Feria works, what the Real actually is, why the casetas matter, where food and music fit into the experience, and how to approach your first Feria without trying to see everything.
his is not a daily timetable. It is a visitor-first guide to understanding the celebration, finding your own way into it, and enjoying Málaga Feria with confidence and curiosity.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 09 Aug 2026 - 65 - What’s On Costa del Sol This Week August 3–9, 2026What’s On Costa del Sol This Week | August 3–9, 2026
Your guide to what is happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 3 to 9 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste give you the shape of the week without turning your holiday into a timetable. This overview highlights village traditions, museums and exhibitions, food celebrations, live-music, major concert stages and accessible outdoor ideas, then points you towards five focused Weekly Diary guides.
Discover Benalauría’s patron’s day, Sunday museum opportunities in Málaga, Bocata Fest in Fuengirola, Craig David TS5 in Estepona, Málaga’s traditional jábega regatta and several simple ways to experience the coast differently.
The aim is not to do everything. It is to recognise the event, place or experience that best fits your location, mood and available time.
For current listings, practical details and all five focused guides, visit MalagaRadio.net. 20 Hashtags
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 31 Jul 2026 - 64 - Sports & Outdoors This Week Malaga & Costa del Sol August 3–9, 2026Sports & Outdoors This Week | Malaga & Costa del Sol | August 3–9, 2026
Discover local sporting events and accessible ways to experience Málaga and the Costa del Sol differently from 3 to 9 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste begin with Málaga’s traditional jábega regatta at Muelle Dos, where historic wooden boats and coordinated crews bring the city’s maritime identity into competition. The episode also covers the Sunday Málaga Port Swim and Silver Cup polo in Sotogrande for visitors staying toward the western coast.
The guide then moves beyond spectating with practical holiday ideas including a twilight walk at Gibralfaro, an early visit to the Guadalhorce estuary, beginner paddleboarding and guided kayaking around the cliffs and coves of Nerja and Maro.
For current schedules, booking conditions and more outdoor ideas, visit MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 31 Jul 2026 - 63 - Music & Nightlife This Week Malaga & Costa del Sol August 3–9, 2026Music & Nightlife This Week | Malaga & Costa del Sol | August 3–9, 2026
Discover concerts, live-music, club nights and coastal entertainment across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 3 to 9 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste move from free jazz in Parque de la Batería in Torremolinos to intimate Málaga venues, Candlelight performances at Gran Hotel Miramar, underground electronic nights at Studio Club, major concerts at Starlite in Marbella and three very different MareNostrum events in Fuengirola.
The episode also highlights Craig David Presents TS5 at Sublim Beach Club in Estepona, showing how this week’s music choices range from public parks and quarry stages to castle venues, overnight clubs and daytime events beside the sea.
For current programmes, admission details and more music listings, visit MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 31 Jul 2026 - 62 - Food & Hospitality This Week Malaga & Costa del Sol August 3–9, 2026Food & Hospitality This Week | Malaga & Costa del Sol | August 3–9, 2026
Explore food events, local produce and everyday Málaga gastronomy across the Costa del Sol from 3 to 9 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste begin with Bocata Fest at Castillo Sohail in Fuengirola, where seven Málaga chefs create more than twenty special sandwiches and gourmet street-food dishes alongside live-music, DJs and an artisan market. The episode also visits Iznate for the Día de la Uva Moscatel, Estepona for its seafront ham festival, and Málaga City for a structured tasting experience and the working atmosphere of Mercado Central de Atarazanas.
There is also a practical introduction to espeto culture in Pedregalejo and El Palo, plus Málaga’s distinctive coffee vocabulary, including solo, mitad, sombra and nube.
For current programmes, reservations and more food listings, visit MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 31 Jul 2026 - 61 - Culture & Exhibitions This Week Malaga & Costa del Sol August 3–9, 2026Culture & Exhibitions This Week | Malaga & Costa del Sol | August 3–9, 2026
Explore museums, exhibitions and cultural discoveries across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 3 to 9 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste begin with Joana Vasconcelos at Museo Picasso Málaga, where familiar textiles, embroidery and domestic materials are transformed into monumental contemporary art. The guide also visits Salvador Dalí’s graphic work in Marbella, Maestros de la Luz y la Forma in Estepona, and a specialist evening visit to the Baroque staircase and dome of Palacio de Nájera in Antequera.
The episode also highlights smaller exhibitions in Málaga, Benalmádena and Nerja, before comparing Sunday free-entry opportunities with Málaga Pass planning. It is designed to help visitors find a worthwhile cultural break, particularly during the hotter part of August.
For current opening times, reservations and more cultural listings, visit MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 31 Jul 2026 - 60 - Festivals & Traditions This Week Malaga & Costa del Sol August 3–9, 2026Festivals & Traditions This Week | Malaga & Costa del Sol | August 3–9, 2026
Discover where the towns are gathering — and why — across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from 3 to 9 August 2026.
Carmen and Baptiste visit Benalauría for the closing days of its feria and patron’s celebration, follow Teba as its historic centre moves from daytime festivities into the official opening and evening music, and explore Jubrique’s Abolongo festival of poetry and live-music, designed with Spanish Sign Language interpretation, an accessible route and pictograms.
The episode also looks ahead to the opening weekend of Coín’s August feria in the Guadalhorce Valley. Along the way, the hosts explain the geography, atmosphere and cultural meaning behind each gathering, helping visitors decide whether an inland village celebration fits the holiday they are already enjoying.
For current programmes, practical details and more events, visit MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 31 Jul 2026 - 59 - What’s On Costa del Sol July 27–August 2, 2026What’s On Costa del Sol: July 27–August 2, 2026 | Dreambeach, Mountain Fairs, Espetos & Polo
The Costa del Sol is moving into August, and the whole rhythm of the coast is changing.
In this edition of The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the strongest events taking place across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from Monday, July 27 to Sunday, August 2, 2026. The week includes the Moros y Cristianos celebration in Benalauría, mountain fairs in Casarabonela and Parauta, the Pueblos Blancos Music Festival, major exhibitions in Málaga,
Estepona and Marbella, and El Fantasma de la Ópera at Teatro Cervantes. Food highlights include the Concurso de Espetos in Torremolinos, the Gazpacho de los Tres Golpes celebration in Alfarnatejo and the evening Moscatel route through Iznate. Music and nightlife are especially busy, with Dreambeach in Vélez-Málaga, Mónica Naranjo and Rodrigo Cuevas in Málaga, Tom Jones at Málaga Forum, Marenostrum Fuengirola, Starlite Occident and Bella Indexa in Marbella.
There is also international polo in Sotogrande, kayaking around Maro, canyoning near Benahavís, coastal cycling and other outdoor ideas designed around the cooler morning and evening hours. As July becomes August, beaches stay lively later, dinner moves towards eleven, and the evening becomes the real second half of the day.
For current event times, venues and updates, visit MálagaRadio.net.
Listen live at MálagaRadio.com or through the Málaga Radio app.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 25 Jul 2026 - 58 - What's On Costa del Sol July 20-26 2026What’s happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from July 20 to 26, 2026
In this edition of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the week’s strongest events, from major coastal ferias and cool-hours culture to food, live-music, nightlife and heat-smart outdoor plans. This week includes:
Feria de La Cala de Mijas
Feria de Torre del Mar
Brisa Festival in Málaga
Starlite Occident in Marbella
Marenostrum Fuengirola
El Fantasma de la Ópera at Teatro Cervantes
Festival Lírico Ciudad de Estepona
Spanish National Athletics Championships in Málaga
plus food markets, museum nights, inland ferias, paddleboarding, canyoning, kayaking and more.
The theme this week is simple: late July is easier when you stop trying to force the day.
Use the cooler mornings, let the middle of the day slow down, and come back out when the coast wakes up again after sunset. Listen for practical timings, town-by-town ideas, atmosphere, crowd awareness and relaxed options that can fit around the kind of holiday you actually want.
Listen live at MalagaRadio.com, use the Málaga Radio app, and explore more events at MalagaRadio.net.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 17 Jul 2026 - 57 - What’s On Costa del Sol. July 13–19 Virgen del CarmenWhat’s happening around Málaga and the Costa del Sol from July 13th to July 19th?
In this week’s edition of The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the events, food, live-music, culture, nightlife, sport and outdoor ideas worth knowing about across the coast.
The biggest story of the week is the Virgen del Carmen, with maritime processions, boats, flowers, fireworks, local fairs and fishing communities bringing beaches, harbours and neighbourhoods to life from El Palo and Pedregalejo to La Carihuela, Los Boliches, Benalmádena, Nerja, Estepona and beyond.
Culture is especially strong, with The Phantom of the Opera at Teatro Cervantes, evening museum programmes at the Carmen Thyssen, major exhibitions in Málaga and Estepona, opera in Marbella, jazz in Alhaurín de la Torre and theatrical visits at the Cueva del Tesoro.
Food and hospitality bring espetos by the sea, wine tastings in Manilva and Málaga, the Mijas craft beer, ham and cured meats festival, rooftop cocktails, market food, beachside gatherings and premium dining around Starlite and Marbella.
Music and nightlife include Sting at Marenostrum Fuengirola, Starlite Marbella, Puro Latino Torremolinos, the 101 Music Festival in Málaga, UB40, Loquillo, Il Volo, jazz, classical concerts, beach-club sessions and smaller late-night live-music venues.
For Sports and Outdoors, we look at evening motocross in Estepona, canyoning near Benahavís, kayaking and snorkelling around Nerja, sunset climbing in Ronda, beach yoga, paddleboarding, padel, Jugger and important access updates for Río Chíllar and El Saltillo.
Check MálagaRadio.net for event pages, links, locations and the latest details before you head out. Málaga Radio — always coastal, always connected.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 11 Jul 2026 - 56 - What’s On Costa del Sol July 6–12
What’s On Costa del Sol: July 6–12 | Weekend Beach, Estepona Feria & Summer Nights
This week on The Weekly Diary from Málaga Radio, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through what is happening around Málaga and the Costa del Sol from July 6th to July 12th.
Week 28 is a proper high-summer week:
Weekend Beach Festival brings full-volume festival energy to Torre del Mar, Estepona celebrates its Feria y Fiestas Mayores, Cútar hosts La Noche Nazarí, Málaga’s museums offer cool afternoon escapes, Ronda opens after dark for Noche en Blanco, and the coast begins preparing for Virgen del Carmen.
We also look at Málaga’s food and hospitality scene, from Atarazanas Market and Antigua Casa de Guardia to rooftop dining, vineyard escapes, beer tours and summer food experiences.
In Music and Nightlife, we cover Starlite Marbella, Urban Paradise at Marenostrum Fuengirola, Marbella Arena, Guitarricadelafuente, Torremolinos jazz and Málaga city nights.
For Sports and Outdoors, we look at Premier Padel, night trails, canyoning, kayaking, paddle surf, sailing and polo.
This episode also points listeners to our separate Málaga Radio special: Weekend Beach Festival 2026: Torre del Mar Goes Full Volume, for the full guide to the lineup, camping, transport, heat, safety and Weeker culture. The main advice this week: morning for movement, afternoon for recovery, evening for the Costa del Sol.
Check MálagaRadio.net for event pages, links, locations and latest details. Málaga Radio — always coastal, always connected.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 05 Jul 2026 - 55 - What’s On Costa del Sol 29 June to 5 July
Welcome to The Weekly Diary from Málaga Radio.
This week’s episode, What’s On Costa del Sol: 29 June to 5 July, is your practical visitor guide to events, days out, food, music, culture and outdoor ideas around Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
Carmen and Baptiste guide you through a busy high-summer week, with local ferias, Mijas Pueblo by candlelight, Feria de Caleta de Vélez, Macharaviaya’s unusual 4th of July history celebration, Phantom of the Opera in Málaga, Joana Vasconcelos at the Picasso Museum, cherries in Alfarnate, Birra & Art in Torremolinos, Starlite Marbella, Marenostrum Fuengirola, Maro kayaking, El Torcal stargazing and more.
This episode also introduces the real July rhythm of the Costa del Sol: morning for movement, afternoon for shade, air conditioning or a long lunch, and evening for ferias, concerts, terraces and late dinners.
The Weekly Diary helps you decide what is worth travelling for, what is worth checking if you are nearby, and how to plan your week without fighting the heat.
For event links, locations, directions and latest details, visit MálagaRadio.net.
Freshly Squeezed, Málaga Radio’s breakfast show, continues the story each morning from 8 to 11 with daily reminders, useful nudges, travel notes and selected events from the podcast.
Listen live at malagaradio.com, on the Málaga Radio app, or just ask: “Alexa, play Málaga Radio.”
This episode includes AI-generated content.Thu, 02 Jul 2026 - 54 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP13
🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary Season 2 • Episode 13
📅 June 15–21, 2026
What should you do on the Costa del Sol this week?
In this episode, Carmen and Baptiste take a deeper look at the week ahead, helping visitors and locals alike discover the events, experiences and hidden opportunities waiting across Málaga Province.
This week includes the launch of the brand-new Solaris Nerja Festival, the vibrant Festival Gastro Latino in Mijas Pueblo, the Cherry Festival in Alfarnate, major concerts from Aitana, Ozuna and Kaiser Chiefs, cultural highlights including Joana Vasconcelos at the Museo Picasso Málaga, and outdoor adventures ranging from sea kayaking beneath the cliffs of Maro to sunset hiking at El Torcal.
We also meet Daniel, who has accidentally disappeared down a very Costa del Sol rabbit hole while researching a new Out and About podcast project called Tourist Meets The Chiringuito.
What began as a simple idea has uncovered a story far bigger than anyone expected.
Whether you're looking for festivals, food, music, culture, family activities or outdoor adventures, this episode is designed to help you decide how to spend your week on the Costa del Sol.
📍 Featured This Week:
• Solaris Nerja Festival
• Festival Gastro Latino
• Día de la Cereza, Alfarnate
• Joana Vasconcelos at Museo Picasso Málaga
• Salvador Dalí in Marbella
• Festival de las Culturas, Torremolinos
• Starlite Marbella Opening Night
• Aitana at Marenostrum Fuengirola
• Sohail Jazz Festival
• Málaga CF Promotion Final Atmosphere
• Maro Kayaking & Snorkelling
• Guadalmina Canyoning
• El Torcal Sunset Hike
🎧 Daily updates:
Freshly Squeezed on Málaga Radio
🗺️ Event details, directions and local discoveries:
MálagaRadio.net
Thanks for listening, and enjoy exploring the Costa del Sol.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 13 Jun 2026 - 53 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP12
🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 12. June 8th – 14th, 2026 | Costa del Sol Events & Experiences
Feria de San Bernabé in MarbellaFrigiliana's Feria de San AntonioRomería de San Juan in BenalmádenaTraditional celebrations in Pujerra, Torrox and beyond🎨 Culture & Exhibitions
Welcome to another edition of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, your guide to what's happening across the Costa del Sol over the coming week. This week we're stepping into one of the most colourful periods of the early summer season. From the streets of Marbella to the mountain villages of the Serranía de Ronda and the Axarquía, traditional ferias, romerías and local celebrations are bringing communities together in true Andalusian style. In this episode, Carmen and Baptiste explore:
🎉 Festivals & Traditions
Major exhibitions at the Museo Picasso MálagaCentre Pompidou Málaga highlightsThe International Guitar FestivalRegional art exhibitions and cultural discoveries across Málaga Province🍷 Food & Hospitality
Tapas routes in Cártama and AlgarroboOrganic markets in Mijas and CoínWine and olive oil experiences in RondaAuthentic local food experiences away from the tourist hotspots🎶 Music & Nightlife
Dani Martín at Marenostrum FuengirolaThis Is Michael – the Michael Jackson tribute spectacularBeach club sessions, sunset music events and nightlife discoveries across Marbella, Fuengirola and Torremolinos🚴 Sports & Outdoors
Active experiences, outdoor adventures and seasonal discoveries across the Costa del SolAlong the way, we also share some of the stories, traditions and local insights that make this region so much more than a holiday destination. Whether you're visiting the Costa del Sol, planning a future trip, or already living in southern Spain, this episode is designed to help you discover what's happening this week and where the locals are heading.
📍 Explore more events, places and experiences at Málaga Radio.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 06 Jun 2026 - 52 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP11🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Week 23 (1–7 June 2026)
Welcome to another edition of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, your weekly guide to what's happening across the Costa del Sol. This week we explore one of the most diverse event calendars of the early summer season. Torremolinos Pride reaches its spectacular finale with parades, beach parties and cultural celebrations, while Corpus Christi transforms the historic streets of Málaga and Benalmádena Pueblo with floral carpets, processions and centuries-old traditions.
Music lovers can look forward to Málaga-born superstar Pablo Alborán returning home for a major concert beneath Sohail Castle at Marenostrum Fuengirola, while sports fans have the opportunity to experience LIV Golf Andalucía at the world-famous Real Club Valderrama.
We also discover food markets, waterfront experiences, wellness activities, cycling routes, paddle adventures, local gastronomy, outdoor festivals and some of the hidden experiences that make the Costa del Sol such a fascinating place to explore throughout the year.
Whether you're visiting for a few days, planning your week ahead, or simply looking for inspiration, this episode brings together the most interesting festivals, cultural events, food experiences, nightlife highlights, sports activities and outdoor adventures taking place across Málaga Province during the first week of June 2026.
🎧 Featured categories:
• Festivals & Traditions
• Culture & Exhibitions
• Food & Hospitality
• Music & Nightlife
• Sports & Outdoors
🌴 Discover more events, attractions and local experiences at MálagaRadio.net
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 30 May 2026 - 51 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP10
🌴 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary returns for Episode 22 — covering the week of May 25th to May 31st across Málaga and the Costa del Sol.
This week’s episode moves from mountain reenactments and traditional ferias to open-air music trails, theatre evenings, beach sports, gastronomy and some of the busiest seasonal movement now building across the Costa del Sol.
Highlights include Ronda Romántica transforming the old town into a living 19th-century stage, the huge Fulanita Fest Experience taking over Fuengirola’s beaches and Sohail Castle, the final week of Málaga’s theatre festival, the Ruta del Rock across Torremolinos, and the spectacular Feria de Mayo celebrations in Alhaurín el Grande.
We also head into the mountains and white villages for events like Día del Caracol in Riogordo, the floral streets of Casabermeja’s Corpus celebrations, Romerías through Marbella, Almargen and Benalauría, plus the high-energy XIII Triatlón de Benalmádena along the marina and coastline. Hosted by Carmen and Baptiste, Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is your story-led guide to events, festivals, food, culture, nightlife, sports, and local discoveries happening right now across the Costa del Sol — designed for visitors, locals, expats, and anyone planning their next day out in Andalucía.
🎧 In this episode:
• Ronda Romántica & Real Feria de Mayo
• Fulanita Fest Experience – Fuengirola
• Feria de Mayo de Alhaurín el Grande
• XIV Ruta del Rock – Torremolinos
• Día del Caracol – Riogordo
• Romería de San Bernabé – Marbella
• XIII Triatlón de Benalmádena
• 43rd Festival de Teatro de Málaga
• Village ferias, romerías, gastronomy & hidden inland traditions
📍 Featured locations include:
Ronda, Fuengirola, Torremolinos, Marbella, Benalmádena, Riogordo, Casabermeja, Benalauría, Almargen, Alhaurín el Grande, Málaga City and more.
🎙️ Listen live:
Málaga Radio
🌐 Explore events, places and guides:MálagaRadio.net
📱 Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, YouTube Podcasts, Alexa and major podcast platforms.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 24 May 2026 - 50 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP9
Welcome to another edition of Active Adventures on Málaga Radio — the podcast series exploring the year-round lifestyle experiences that make the Costa del Sol far more than just a summer destination.
In this episode, we dive into the region’s growing world of wellness, cycling, outdoor fitness, maritime action, and Mediterranean movement culture. From sunrise yoga sessions on Málaga’s beaches and social padel clubs in Marbella, to gravel cycling routes through the Axarquía mountains and kayaking beneath the cliffs of Nerja, this is a guide to the Costa del Sol’s evergreen active lifestyle scene.
We explore how over 300 days of sunshine have transformed southern Spain into a permanent hub for outdoor wellbeing, urban mobility, sailing, paddleboarding, dolphin watching, boot camps, hiking culture, and recovery-focused wellness retreats. Along the way, we uncover the cycling cafés, wellness sanctuaries, sailing academies, and community-led sports groups that locals and long-stay visitors return to week after week.
Whether you’re planning a holiday, considering a longer stay, training outdoors through winter, or simply looking for healthier ways to experience Andalucía, this episode offers practical inspiration and a deeper look into the everyday rhythm of life on the Costa del Sol.
🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Alexa, YouTube, and all major podcast platforms.
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📍 Explore places, events, and experiences at MalagaRadio.net
This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 15 May 2026 - 49 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP8
Welcome to the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary for Week 20 — your guide to what’s happening across Málaga and the Costa del Sol from May 11 to May 17, 2026.This week, the Costa del Sol begins to properly step outdoors again.Warmer evenings return, terraces fill up, festivals move through villages, concerts arrive beside the sea, and Málaga City prepares for one of its most atmospheric nights of the year — La Noche en Blanco 2026.In this episode, Carmen and Baptiste explore:🎭 La Noche en Blanco Málaga 2026 — the city transforms through music, projections, museums and late-night cultural experiences
🐎 San Isidro celebrations across Andalucía including Estepona, Nerja and Cártama
🌺 The final week of Córdoba’s famous Patio Festival
🍷 Feria Comarcal Sabor a Málaga in Ronda
🎨 Exhibitions at the Russian Museum, Carmen Thyssen, MUCAC and more
🎶 Paco Candela at Marenostrum Fuengirola plus nightlife across Marbella, Torremolinos and Málaga
🚴 Outdoor life returning across the Costa del Sol with hiking, cycling, beach culture and sports events throughout the weekYou’ll also hear recommendations, atmosphere, local observations and the small details that make the Costa del Sol feel different once spring properly settles in.📻 Málaga Radio is live daily across the Costa del Sol:
Freshly Squeezed (8 AM – 11 AM)
Feel the Pulse (11 AM – 2 PM)
Factor 50 (2 PM – 6 PM)
Ice and a Slice (6 PM onwards)🎧 Listen live:
https://malagaradio.com🌍 Explore events and guides:
https://malagaradio.net📱 Also available on the Málaga Radio App, Alexa, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, YouTube and all major podcast platforms.#CostaDelSol #Malaga #WhatsOnMalaga #LaNocheEnBlanco #MálagaRadio #CostaDelSolEvents #MalagaPodcast #Andalucia #VisitMalaga #WeeklyDiary
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 10 May 2026 - 48 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP7
Planning your week on the Costa del Sol? Here’s what’s happening across Málaga and the surrounding region from May 4 to May 10, 2026.
This week’s Málaga Radio Weekly Diary takes you through the events, experiences, and moments that are shaping the coast right now. From the 101 Kilómetros de La Legión in Ronda, one of Spain’s most iconic endurance events, to the Ruta de la Tapa in Nerja, where the town becomes a moving food experience, and the Fiesta de la Naranja in Coín, celebrating the citrus harvest in the heart of the Guadalhorce Valley.
We also cover the Romería de San Isidro in Estepona, a traditional countryside celebration, the Feria del Libro de Málaga in the shaded Paseo del Parque, plus live music, nightlife, outdoor activities, and ways to explore the coast, the mountains, and everything in between.
Whether you’re planning a full weekend, a day trip inland, or just looking for something to step into while you’re here, this episode gives you the full picture — what’s on, where to go, and how to shape your week. 🎙
Hosted by Carmen and Baptiste
📍 Covering Málaga, Ronda, Nerja, Coín, Estepona, Fuengirola and beyond
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sun, 03 May 2026 - 47 - Malaga Radio Weekly EP6
Week 18 on the Costa del Sol is one of those weeks where everything opens up — from international festivals to small local traditions, live music, food events, and quieter cultural moments across the region.
In this episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste go through what’s happening from April 27th to May 3rd, picking out the events that stood out and giving you real, usable ideas for the week ahead. Fuengirola’s Feria Internacional de los Países is the big headline event — bringing together over 30 countries in one place — and we’ve covered that in a dedicated Special episode. Here, we focus on everything else happening around it.
🎉 Festivals & Traditions From the global atmosphere of Fuengirola to the more local feel of Cruces de Mayo across Marbella, Nerja and Málaga, plus the Coín Spring Fair inland — this week gives you completely different ways to experience Andalucía.
🎨 Culture & Exhibitions A slower pace in Málaga city with the Feria del Libro in Paseo del Parque, plus final days to catch exhibitions at the Picasso Museum and Thyssen before they close.
🍤 Food & Hospitality A mix of flavours this week — from the Latineando food festival at Málaga Forum, to traditional experiences like Frigiliana’s Honey Day and a classic Sardinada on the beach in La Cala de Mijas.
🎧 Music & Nightlife Evenings split between the energy of the fair, major live music like Fito & Fitipaldis at Marenostrum Fuengirola, Marbella beach club openings, and smaller live venues across Málaga.
⚽ Sports & Outdoors From coastal sailing regattas to a Málaga CF home match, plus quieter escapes like the La Concepción botanical gardens — plenty of ways to move or slow things down.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 25 Apr 2026 - 46 - Feria Internacional de los Países – Fuengirola 2026 (30th Edition)
This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, we’ve created something a little different. With the Feria Internacional de los Países returning to Fuengirola, we’ve put together a dedicated special episode — designed to help you experience it properly before you arrive. This isn’t just a mention in the week…
What the feria actually isHow it evolved into one of the Costa del Sol’s biggest eventsHow to approach it depending on your style — daytime, evening, or full night energyThe small details that make the biggest difference once you’re thereWhether you’re planning your first visit or coming back again, this is the one to listen to before you go. 🌞 Part of Your Weekly Diary This episode sits alongside this week’s diary as a featured special, giving you a deeper look at one of the biggest events happening on the Costa del Sol right now. 🔗 Explore More Find events, places, and updates across the coast:
👉 it’s a full guide. From how the feria is laid out, to what to expect as you move between countries, food, music, and atmosphere — we break it all down so you can step in already understanding how it works. Because if you’ve never been before…
it’s not something you fully grasp straight away. 🎙️ In this special episode, Carmen and Baptiste take you through:
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Fri, 24 Apr 2026 - 45 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP5Costa del Sol Weekly Diary (April 20–26, 2026) | Fuengirola Before It All Begins, Marenostrum, Cártama Fair & More
This week on Málaga Radio’s Weekly Diary, we guide you through what’s happening across the Costa del Sol from April 20th to 26th — and how to choose what actually fits your mood.
We begin in Fuengirola, just before everything changes. The famous Tuesday market steps aside, the fairground begins to transform, and down by Sohail Castle the Marenostrum stage is already in place — with El Último de la Fila returning for a sold-out night by the sea. From there, we take you inland to one of Andalucía’s most authentic celebrations — the Virgen de los Remedios fair in Cártama — alongside food-led festivals in Cañete la Real and Sierra de Yeguas.
Looking for something slower?
Málaga’s Global Book Crawl, the Nerja Guitar Festival, and Ronda’s Invention Fair offer a more reflective pace. And whether you’re eating your way through tapas in Fuengirola, finding a menu del día, or walking the coast before the crowds arrive — this is a week where timing makes all the difference.
🎧 Plus:
– The Feria Internacional de los Países Special is out now (Fuengirola’s international food, music & culture festival)
– Freshly Squeezed every morning for daily events, local tips, and updates
– Active Adventures podcast for water sports, hiking, cycling, and more If you’re here this week… you’ve timed it well.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 18 Apr 2026 - 44 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary S02 EP04
🎧 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Week 16 (April 13–19, 2026) Planning your week on the Costa del Sol? We’ve done the hard part for you. Join Carmen and Baptiste as they break down what’s happening across Málaga, Marbella, Nerja, and the inland villages — turning a busy calendar into clear, simple choices you can actually use. This week, there’s a real shift in the air. From traditional village gatherings and food festivals to live performances, beach club openings, and high-energy events, it’s one of those weeks where everything starts to open up again — and how you experience the region changes with it. ✨ In this episode:
Traditional events in Monda, Moclinejo, and ComaresCultural highlights across Málaga cityLocal food experiences and гастрономía (gastronomía) momentsLive music, nightlife, and Latin festival energyOutdoor activities, cycling events, and fitness competitionsWhether you want something relaxed, cultural, active, or social — this guide helps you find your pace. 🌍 Explore more at your own speed:
All events mentioned in this episode are available on MálagaRadio.net
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 11 Apr 2026 - 43 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP03 wav
Planning your week on the Costa del Sol? This episode of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary gives you a clear, easy-to-follow guide to what’s happening across the region from April 6th to April 12th, 2026. Carmen and Baptiste take you through the standout events, local experiences, and hidden gems—helping you decide what fits your mood, whether you’re looking for something relaxed, cultural, social, or active.
🌸 This week’s highlight is the Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival in Alfarnate, where the village transforms for a unique mountain experience blending local traditions with Japanese-inspired culture. 🎉 Across the coast, you’ll find festivals and community events like Gran Mercado Circense in Mijas and Pasión Ecuestre in Nerja.
🎭 Culture is in full swing with the TIP TOE International Dance Festival, including a stunning open-air performance at Muelle Uno.
🍴 Food lovers can explore local markets, eco-gastronomy in Pizarra, and social food events like Burger Cup Málaga.
🎶 As the evenings pick up, Brunch Electronik leads the nightlife, alongside live music and DJ sets across marinas and beachside venues.
🏃 And if you want to get moving, from mountain motorsport in Estepona to hiking, cycling, and coastal activities, there’s plenty to balance your week.
This is your weekly overview—then tune into our daily shows for real-time updates, local discoveries, and even more ideas throughout your stay.
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This episode includes AI-generated content.Sat, 04 Apr 2026 - 42 - Weekly Diary S02 EP02Málaga Radio Weekly Diary — Episode 14: The Seeds of Summer & Semana Santa
"There's a moment every year where everything here just shifts… and if you've just arrived, or you're planning to come this week, you'll feel it immediately".
Carmen and Baptiste are back to guide you through one of the most transformative weeks on the Costa del Sol. We are sitting right on the pivot point between ancient spring traditions and the launch of the summer leisure season. The city streets are slowing down and filling with the incense and emotion of Semana Santa, but at the exact same time, the coast is waking up—beach clubs are opening, and outdoor plans are starting to make sense again.
If you're wondering how to balance the heavy, awe-inspiring culture of the processions with a relaxed, sunny escape, this episode is your roadmap. Plus, if you find yourself overwhelmed by the scale of the silent, hooded figures and massive thrones, Carmen and Baptiste point you toward our ultimate insider guide: the Semana Santa Special podcast, where we explain the deep community meaning behind everything you are seeing.
In this episode:
The Dual Soul of the Coast: How to navigate the solemn Semana Santa processions while still enjoying the "Seeds of Summer".The Semana Santa Special: A guide to our deep-dive evergreen episode that decodes the hoods, the silence, and the true neighborhood soul of the week.Finding Your Rhythm: Coastal walks, beach club openings, and knowing when to step out of the crowds and into the sun.🌍 Explore more: Everything mentioned in this episode—plus many more events, places, and ideas—is available at: 👉 malagaradio.net
📻 Listen daily: To follow the processions in real-time and adjust your plans as the week unfolds, catch Carmen and Baptiste on Freshly Squeezed every weekday morning from 8 to 11 AM.
🎙 Go Deeper: Search for the "Semana Santa Special" on the Málaga Radio App, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or malagaradio.com to understand the heart of this week's traditions
This episode includes AI-generated content.Mon, 30 Mar 2026 - 41 - Weekly Diary S02 EP01
Season 2, Episode 1 — Málaga Radio Weekly Diary There’s something shifting on the Costa del Sol this week… you can feel it in the streets, in the light, and in the way people start moving a little differently. Carmen and Baptiste are back, sitting down together again in the newly refreshed Málaga Radio studio, talking through what’s happening across the region — not everything, just the moments that stand out, the ones you might want to find for yourself. From the early build into Semana Santa, to street celebrations in Estepona, long evenings around food in San Pedro, and nights that unfold without much planning… this is a week that doesn’t need forcing, it just happens around you. And when the pace slows, there’s time for quieter moments too — gardens in bloom, smaller spaces, and the kind of places you don’t plan but remember. This is your guide to the week… told the way it actually feels to be here. 🎙️ In this episode:
The early atmosphere building into Semana SantaCorrer de la Vega in Antequera & the Riogordo Passion PlayMarbella Design & Art & La Concepción gardens in bloomEstepona “Vive Sus Calles” & The Champion Burger in San PedroMusic, nightlife, and where the evenings take youOutdoor options for the days after — coast, countryside, and everything in between🌍 Explore more:
Everything mentioned in this episode — plus many more events, places, and ideas — is available at:
👉 https://www.malagaradio.com 📻 Listen daily:
Catch Carmen and Baptiste on Freshly Squeezed for daily highlights and last-minute ideas across the Costa del Sol.
This episode includes AI-generated content.Wed, 25 Mar 2026 - 40 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP39🎧 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary — Episode 39 Season One Finale
This week we wrap up our very first year of the Weekly Diary with something a little different… a warm, gentle look back at the moments that shaped 2025, and a soft step forward toward the new year. Carmen hosts the finale with postcards from the team — Pia checking in from the mountains as she prepares for the next season of Factor 50 in the Snow, Mitch sending a sunrise voice note from an early winter fairway, and Daniel reporting from a tiny tapas bar where he’s already gathering stories for Ice and a Slice and Out and About 2026. Carmen also takes us through Christmas in Málaga… the lights on Calle Larios, the cathedral projections, the drone shows over the port, and the winter markets by the sea.
Plus her own reflections on the year — from playful “virtual drone” moments at the malagueño ferias to the deeper understanding of community she gained while researching Semana Santa. We also quietly introduce two new projects:
• MálagaRadio.travel — simple, clean, and full of tours and activities to explore
• Málaga Merchandise — early T-shirts now, with full collections coming in 2026 And of course, all our podcasts remain available on Radio On Demand, so if you’re in the mood for hiking, food, beach time, or local discoveries, you can dip into any episode any time.
Thank you for being with us through Season One.
Feliz Navidad… and we’ll see you in 2026.
We are Málaga Radio.Thu, 20 Nov 2025 - 39 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP38
Weekly Diary EP38: October Arrives on the Costa del Sol
October on the Costa del Sol brings a new rhythm — golden light, cooler evenings, and a calendar bursting with traditions, flavours, music, and sport.
In this week’s episode, Carmen and Baptiste take you through everything happening from 29 September to 5 October 2025, plus a special look at why October is one of Málaga’s most magical months.
🎡 Festivals & Traditions → Torrox Feria, Noches de la Bella Jarifa in Cártama, Fiesta del Monfí in Cútar, Sopas Perotas Day in Álora, and Teba’s Artisan Cheese Fair.
🎨 Culture & Exhibitions → Picasso Month in Málaga, the French Film Festival, theatre highlights, and autumn exhibitions at the Carmen Thyssen, CAC Málaga, and the Pompidou.
🍷 Food & Hospitality → rustic soups, artisan cheeses, wine harvests, tapas routes, and chestnut fiestas in the Copper Forest villages.
🎶 Music & Nightlife → Candlelight concerts, tribute shows, flamenco tablaos, and the shift from summer beach parties to late-night clubs.
⚽ Sports & Outdoors → Málaga CF and Marbella FC fixtures, Unicaja basketball, golf championships, city runs, cycling, and autumn hiking.
🛳️ Port Roundup → Cruise calls from Mein Schiff, Spirit of Adventure, Viking Cruises, and a possible IONA arrival, plus artisan markets on the waterfront.
🌳 Travel Tip of the Week → The Copper Forest (Bosque de Cobre) in the Genal Valley — one of Andalucía’s most stunning autumn hikes.
✨ Whether you’re visiting, planning a trip, or living on the Costa del Sol, the Weekly Diary is your friendly guide to what’s on, where to go, and how to experience Málaga at its very best. Listen every week on Málaga Radio — and join Carmen & Baptiste daily on Freshly Squeezed (live, 8am–11am).Sun, 28 Sep 2025 - 38 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP37
🎙 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 37 (Sept 22–28, 2025)
This week’s Diary brings together the best of the Costa del Sol — and a special spotlight on Málaga Radio’s own podcast network. Join Carmen and Baptiste as they explore:
✨ The big traditions — Feria de San Miguel in Torremolinos, Vélez-Málaga’s feria, and the Almond Festival in Almogía.
🖼 Culture at its finest — Picasso’s anniversary exhibition, Pompidou’s autumn showcase, Thyssen landscapes, and candlelit concerts.
🍷 Autumn flavours — Benalmádena’s Tapas Route, Moclinejo’s Wine Harvest, Cómpeta’s international food fest, and the essential September chiringuito.
🎶 Nights to remember — Comic-Con concerts, Mora in Fuengirola, Studio Club DJs, flamenco tablaos, and Marbella’s iconic beach club closings.
🏀 Sport and outdoors — from the Supercopa Endesa and Rallye Gibralfaro to sunrise yoga, mountain hikes, and nautical adventures.
And don’t miss our Special Spotlight at the start of the episode — a guided tour through
Málaga Radio’s podcast family, from Active Adventures and Like a Local to The Drop and Factor 50. Whether you’re here for a week or listening from afar, this episode is your map to the traditions, culture, flavours, music, and movement that make the Costa del Sol unforgettable.
🎧 Listen live on the Málaga Radio app or ask Alexa to “Play Málaga Radio.”
📲 Subscribe to the podcast on Spotify, Apple, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts.Mon, 22 Sep 2025 - 37 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP36🎙️ Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 36
📅 Events for 15–21 September, 2025
This week’s Diary comes with something special:
Part One of our new Spotlight series — Inside the Málaga Radio Hub. Carmen and Baptiste take you behind the mic to explain how the daily shows fit together, from your morning with Freshly Squeezed to late nights with Lipstick & Heels. Then it’s your full guide to what’s happening across the Costa del Sol:
✨ Festivals & Traditions – Torremolinos’ Romería de San Miguel, El Borge’s Día de la Pasa, Archidona’s Zambra Morisca.
🖼️ Culture & Exhibitions – Málaga Fashion Week on Calle Larios, theatre at Soho, Picasso & Pompidou exhibitions.
🍷 Food & Hospitality – The Fiesta de la Cabra Malagueña in Casabermeja, plus rooftop cocktails and Olivia’s La Cala dining.
🎶 Music & Nightlife – Green Valley at Sala Trinchera, Eppu Normaali in Fuengirola, verdiales in Benagalbón, candlelit concerts.
⚽ Sports & Outdoors – Marbella’s Reserve Cup Pádel Tournament, Málaga CF vs Cádiz at La Rosaleda, plus year-round adventures.
🚢 Port Roundup – Seven cruise ships docking this week, including the maiden call of P&O’s Arvia. 👉 Find the full blog with event links at malagaradio.com.
🎧 Listen on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, iHeartRadio, or just say: “Alexa, play Málaga Radio Weekly Diary.”
📲 And for daily event updates, tune in live to Málaga Radio on our website or app.Mon, 15 Sep 2025 - 36 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP35
The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is back with Episode 35, guiding you through the week of September 8–14, 2025 on the Costa del Sol. This week’s Special Spotlight steps back from the clichés of package holidays to celebrate the real Sun Coast. Carmen and Baptiste jump from town to town — Estepona, Marbella, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, Torre del Mar, Nerja — showing why autumn and winter might just be the best seasons to visit. With 25° sunshine while northern Europe is pulling on coats, the Costa feels almost subtropical: tapas squares buzzing, quieter beaches, and cultural gems waiting without the crowds. Alongside the Special, we bring you the best events of the week:
🎉 Festivals & Traditions: Feria de Mijas in honour of the Virgen de la Peña, Málaga’s Virgen de la Victoria celebrations, the Fiesta del Boquerón Victoriano in Rincón, Luna Mora in Guaro, Mollina’s wine harvest fair, Moclinejo’s grape festival, Casabermeja’s Goat Festival, and Alozaina’s Olive Fiesta.
🖼 Culture & Exhibitions: Kandinsky at Centre Pompidou, Pintura Liberada at the Carmen Thyssen, post-digital photography at MUCAC La Coracha, and Málaga’s Soho street art.
🍴 Food & Hospitality: From anchovies and espetos to wine tastings in Mollina, muscatel grapes in Moclinejo, goat stews in Casabermeja, and olive oil pressings in Alozaina — plus tapas in Fuengirola’s Plaza de los Chinorros.
🎶 Music & Nightlife: El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico at Fuengirola’s castle, Quevedo at Martín Carpena, candlelit Coldplay and rock tributes in Málaga, Chambao live under 20,000 candles in Guaro, and flamenco festivals in Benalmádena.
🏞 Sports & Outdoors: The Davis Cup in Marbella, kayaking from Maro to Nerja, Caminito del Rey, Benalmádena’s cable car, Torremolinos’ rastro, and warm-water beach sports along the coast.
📲 Listen anytime on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, YouTube, Audible, or just ask Alexa to “play Málaga Radio.” And don’t miss our daily show Freshly Squeezed for day-by-day updates and insider tips.
📲 For all the events and direct links, check out the full blog for Episode 35 of the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary here: Málaga Radio Weekly Diary 35 BlogMon, 08 Sep 2025 - 35 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP34
The Málaga Radio Weekly Diary is back with Episode 34, guiding you through the first week of September (Sept 1–7, 2025) on the Costa del Sol.
🎉 Festivals & Traditions: Feria de Pedro Romero in Ronda, Fiesta de la Vendimia in Manilva, and the Fiesta del Ajoblanco in Almáchar.🖼 Culture & Exhibitions: Candlelit Embrujo Andalusí in Carratraca, Kandinsky’s final week at Centre Pompidou, and Coco Dávez’s faceless portraits in Estepona.🍷 Food & Hospitality: From grape harvests to gourmet dinner shows.🎶 Music & Nightlife: Pepe Romero Guitar Festival, Candlelight symphonies, and year-round flamenco tablaos.🏞 Sports & Outdoors: Torre del Mar Airshow, charity runs in Marbella, and our Travel Pick — Caminito del Rey.📲 Listen anytime on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, YouTube, or ask Alexa to “play Málaga Radio.” And don’t miss our daily show Freshly Squeezed for day-by-day updates and tips.
This week we launch something new in our Special Spotlight: a Bucket List Duel. Carmen and Baptiste each reveal their top ten “wow factor” adventures you can try any time of year — from wolves howling at night in Antequera, to the Smurf-blue village of Júzcar, hot air balloons over Ronda, and even Málaga’s new Virtual Bullfighting experience. Alongside the bucket list, we bring you the best events of the week:Sat, 30 Aug 2025 - 34 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP33Episode 33 – Málaga Weekly Diary (Aug 25–31, 2025) This week on the Málaga Radio Weekly Diary, Carmen and Baptiste guide you through the final stretch of August on the Costa del Sol. From patron-saint fiestas and candlelit heritage nights to food festivals, concerts, and sport, it’s a week packed with colour and variety:🎉 Festivals & Traditions – San Luis de Sabinillas in Manilva, Virgen de la Victoria in Málaga city, Torremolinos’ Verbena de San Miguel, and the Festival of the Three Cultures in Frigiliana.🎨 Culture & Exhibitions – Contemporary art at CAC Málaga, open-air cinema in Torremolinos, and Vélez-Málaga’s magical Noche en Vela.🍴 Food & Hospitality – Bocata Fest at Fuengirola’s Sohail Castle, the Feria de Sabor a Málaga in Torre del Mar, and Nerja’s seafood celebrations.🎶 Music & Nightlife – The closing week of Starlite Marbella with Camilo, Al Bano & Romina Power, and the Bresh finale, plus free concerts at Ocón Auditorium and Muelle Uno.⚽ Sports & Outdoors – Football at La Rosaleda, golf tournaments in Marbella and Sotogrande, equestrian shows in Torremolinos, and casual beach volleyball at Malagueta.🌟 Spotlight Special – Echoes of Al-Andalus: why Málaga’s Moorish past still shapes its food, festivals, and identity today.Whether you’re here on holiday or tuning in from abroad, this episode is your guide to the best of Málaga province between August 25th and 31st, 2025. Listen now and plan your week with us — only on Málaga Radio.Sun, 24 Aug 2025
- 33 - Malaga Radio Weekly Diary EP32
🎙 Málaga Radio Weekly Diary – Episode 32 (Aug 18–24, 2025)
This week on the Costa del Sol, Carmen & Baptiste bring you the very best festivals, culture, food, nightlife, and outdoor fun between August 18th and 24th.
✨ Festivals & Traditions – From Antequera’s regal Real Feria de Agosto, to the torchlit Romería Nocturna in Archidona, to the cultural fusion of Frigiliana’s Festival de las 3 Culturas. Plus quickfire highlights like Cómpeta’s Noche del Vino and Torremolinos’ Espeto Contest.
🎨 Culture & Exhibitions – Explore Málaga’s galleries, concerts, and exhibitions that give the city its artistic heartbeat. 🍴 Food & Hospitality – Culinary fiestas across the province, from tapas trails to sweet wine celebrations — with plenty of flavour for every palate.
🎶 Music & Nightlife – From beach clubs and open-air concerts to intimate gigs, the coast is alive with sound this week. ⚽ Sports & Outdoors – Beach volleyball in Marbella, torchlit hikes in Mijas, and plenty of family-friendly activities to keep everyone moving.
🎧 Plus: a Travel Pick of the Week with experiences you can book now at MalagaRadio.travel. All of this, woven into Carmen & Baptiste’s warm, conversational style — part guide, part storytelling, always tuned to the rhythm of summer.
👉 Don’t forget: our Málaga Feria Special is also live, with a full 20-minute deep dive into the city’s biggest party of the year.Mon, 18 Aug 2025
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