Stories and guides from Santa Cruz de Tenerife expats
The Aemet has identified the worst-affected day following a rainfall event, affecting both residents and visitors in Canarias, and digital nomads and remote workers in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in particular need to stay updated on the weather to avoid work disruptions.
Vandalism in the central area of Los Tarahales, especially on calle Ceros, is on the rise, affecting both residents and non-residents alike.
The Anaga Biofest weekend in Taborno, La Laguna, and Tegueste will celebrate Tenerife's natural and cultural heritage with guided walks, workshops, gastronomy, and cultural events, including the celebration of local crops and traditional knowledge.
A preventive volcano drill in Guía de Isora will focus on evacuation and simulation exercises, with a focus on identifying and addressing potential issues in high-risk areas.
La Laguna celebrated the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary with a grand ceremony featuring a Eucharistic service, musical performances, and the initiation of new Rosary members.
La Laguna has approved new regulations for its beaches and public pools, enhancing accessibility, safety, and environmental preservation for residents and visitors.
The La Laguna Market in Santa Cruz de Tenerife offers fresh apples and tender rabbits, perfect for a simple and delicious autumn dish, enhancing the culinary experience in the area and supporting local businesses.
Starting October 5th, bus lines affected by Santa Catalina station repairs will see temporary platform changes until October 15th, impacting travelers' usual routes.
The Economic and Social Forum of La Laguna is offering financial education workshops to help residents manage their finances better, which is especially beneficial for expats and digital nomads living in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
The third Modernization Plan for Puerto del Carmen, backed by the Government of Canarias, is now open for public consultation, offering residents and visitors a chance to influence the future of their coastal town.
Hendrik E, a blogger for ExpatsList, highlights Puerto Rican singer Jay Wheeler's December tour in Tenerife and Gran Canaria, including concert details and ticket purchasing information.
Las Marchilongas, a 40-year-old carnival group in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, celebrates its enduring commitment to community and enjoyment, despite facing challenges over the years.
Over 80% of residents in Santa Cruz, La Laguna, and Puerto de la Cruz are dealing with traffic noise levels that exceed the World Health Organization's recommended limit, impacting both residents and small businesses like surf schools.
The annual collection fair in Vegueta, Spain, brings together collectors and vendors to showcase a wide variety of collectibles, including old coins, currency, plastic models, and toys, transforming the Plaza de Santo Domingo into a living museum.
The Canarian Health Service is launching a blood donation campaign next week with mobile units and extraction rooms across the islands, making it easier for residents and visitors to contribute.
The first autumn storm is bringing rain to La Palma and will likely affect daily routines in Tenerife, but it also brings needed water and a chance to enjoy the island's beauty.
The TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes has unveiled a new exhibition exploring the Canarian identity's colonial roots through the works of over 80 artists, including renowned figures like Manolo Millares and César Manrique.
La Laguna’s Local Products Fair is set to bring together visitors and local agricultural producers, offering educational and interactive experiences focused on sustainability and responsible consumption.
The Santa Brígida council is set to rename a local sports field in honor of Paco Alemán, recognizing his longstanding contributions to the community through various social and sports projects.
Aemet forecasts a calima event for the start of October in the eastern islands and Tenerife, with Santa Cruz de Tenerife residents to experience noticeable effects in the higher elevations.
