Agüimes is staging a dramatic production of a historical uprising to honor its first-ever communal rebellion, demonstrating the town's commitment to preserving its rich cultural heritage.
Blog posts in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The Canary Islands can expect a warm and humid fall, with temperatures above average and rainfall near or above normal levels, according to the Meteorological Agency's forecast.
The Cabildo of Gran Canaria is investing in a new agricultural market in San Mateo, doubling the usable area and supporting local farmers and vendors.
Tenerife and other Canary Islands are experiencing a prolonged heatwave that could reach up to 38 degrees, with the potential to last several days and impact daily life for expats and locals alike.
The new Municipal Leisure and Free Time Workshops in La Laguna have attracted over 2,700 applications, underscoring the community's enthusiasm for such initiatives.
The Ayuntamiento de San Bartolomé de Tirajana has started installing shade structures for taxi stops, enhancing the experience of tourists and public transport users in tourist areas.
The La Laguna Market offers a sweet inspiration for your September festive recipes, providing the perfect opportunity to indulge in homemade quince jam.
Tapas are a beloved tradition in Tenerife, with classics like tortilla de patata and croquettes leading the way. This social ritual is a must-try for expats and visitors alike, offering a taste of local culture and community.
Tenerife is bringing back the Eólica festival after a decade, featuring 68 artists and promoting sustainability through music and education.
A €3.5 million plan to rehabilitate the historic Mercadillo in Arrecife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, aims to preserve the island's heritage and create a cultural landmark.
Embrace the new school year in Santa Cruz de Tenerife with a traditional Sopa Boba recipe from the Laguna Market, perfect for warming up on chilly autumn days.
After the Day of the Christ, locals and visitors gathered in El Puntero to discuss the festival's happenings, particularly the mysterious collection box, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
The heatwave continues in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with temperatures predicted to drop slightly but still remain at high levels, affecting local businesses and daily life.
Valleseco has opened registration for their annual Livestock Fair on September 27, with a deadline of September 24. This event is a cherished tradition and a great opportunity for community engagement.
Heatstroke and fainting incidents have prompted school suspensions in Tenerife, as President Clavijo weighs safety over family balance.
