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Feria de Málaga

Aurélien González Malagueño, Only-Be, Practical Guide of Malaga

Málaga’s summer celebrations commemorate the taking of the city by the Catholic Monarchs, who entered Málaga on August 19th, 1487, thus incorporating the city into the Crown of Castile. That is why August 19th is always a day of celebration for Malaguenians. This year’s edition of the Feria de Málaga will be held from August 14th to 22nd. As every year, the celebrations draw in people from all over the country and from abroad. Over five hundred thousand visitors are expected this year between the celebrations in the old town and the fiesta in the fairgrounds. The Feria will start with its traditional fireworks and pregón (an opening speech) on Friday night, followed by eight days of partying throughout the city’s streets. The city’s summer celebrations never fail to gather countless local and national artists, be it singers, artisans or exhibitors. During the day time, there’ll be live music in different parts of the city, bullfights at the Malagueta Bullring, and artisans selling their products at crafts markets. You’ll also have the chance to taste delicious wines and tapas, and there will be several exhibits in the various museums in Málaga’s old town. At night, the fiesta will move on to the fairgrounds, where there will be funfair rides and live acts in its casetas. And here is a hand-picked selection of our best Malaga apartments so you can enjoy the Feria like a true local: KIM- From 160€/night This centrally located apartment stands out for its elegant decoration and its stunning terrace, where you’ll be able to sunbathe and delight in the Jacuzzi. The perfect spot to relax... read more

Harlem Week

Rehna Perviaz New Yorker, Only-Be, Practical Guide of New York

What began in 1974 as a one day tribute to Harlem has now become one of New York City’s most popular showcase events. With a tradition that has evolved over 40 years, this one day event has become a month long celebration. First starting out as a tribute to the rich historical communities of Harlem, Harlem Week has become a most famous event! You´ll find locals, patriots from various states and travelers alike populating each and crevice to catch every moment there is to showcase. This year, Harlem week will consist of a college fair, children festival, a fashion show for the fabulous fanatics, a tennis clinic, the “Dancing in the Street” party and of course, the Motown musical festival! Not to mention they have a wide array of concerts including Latin, Jazz, Blues, R&B and many more! There is so much to do and experience in NYC this year! With Harlem Week providing a grand experience, you´ll want to be sure to see a thing or two. Here I´ll give you a small slice of what´s to come for this year’s most popular historical event: We´ll kickstart with the 26th of July: A Great Day in Harlem For the very first day of the Harlem Week, you´ll find the following: International Cultural Showcase: 1-3pm International Gospel Showcase: 3-4pm Fashion Fusion Showcase 5-6pm “A concert under the stars” 6-8:30pm All will be in the US Grant National Memorial Park; free of charge. 4th August: Elders Jubilee Senior citizens community will be able to enjoy a farmers market, senior expo and also attend the Elders Jubilee Awards Luncheon. 9:30-3pm;... read more