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Festivities, youth, sports, and commerce come together to create a unique Christmas experience.

The city's cultural agenda will be packed in the coming days with six top-level events at the International Auditorium and the Municipal Theatre: the symphonic-electronic show DJ Symphonic & Royal Concert Orchestra, the now-traditional Flamenco Encounter “City of Torrevieja”, a new edition of Flamenco & Sal, the traditional Santa Cecilia concert by the UMT, the international production Harry On Ice, and the moving Tribute Gala to “Peperrín”.

Miriam Córdoba and Sara Toribio will accompany the new Queen as Ladies of the Salt in an event that marks the beginning of the Patron Saint Festivities in honor of La Purísima

Participants can register until November 26th, and the allocation of spaces in the Antonio Soria Park will be in order of presentation of applications through the Electronic Office of the City Council or in the General Registry (PROP OFFICE)

Rosario Martínez and Domingo Paredes present the arrival of the festival as a new boost for tourism and culture in the city. Low Festival lands in Torrevieja to begin a new chapter for the biggest festival in the province. Today, the first twelve confirmed artists were announced, marking the start of the #Low2026 lineup. General admission and VIP passes are once again available at www.lowfestival.es/abonos/. The organizers have announced a special 50% discount on tickets for residents of Torrevieja, who can get their discounted pass only until November 30th, or earlier if the quota sells out.

The coronation of the Salt Queen and Ladies, the lighting of the Christmas lights, the concerts, the musical "Mamma Mia" and the traditional Paella Competition are highlights of the program

Tickets go on sale next Monday, October 27, at 12:00 p.m., through the websites www.produccionesbaltimore.es and www.vivaticket.es, at a price of 15 euros.

The City Council has decided not to extend the sponsorship contract with the organizing company of the RBF, whose agreement ended on August 6, closing a period that has brought great notoriety and thousands of young visitors to the city during recent summers.

The Colombian artist closed the fifth edition of the festival in style with his only performance in Alicante and Murcia, consolidating Brilla as one of the great musical highlights of the summer in Spain.

The parade will begin near the Virgen del Carmen Cultural Center and will proceed along Ramón Gallud Street to its intersection with Clemente Gosalvez Street, starting at 9:00 p.m.

The University of Alicante (UA), as part of the events commemorating Torrevieja Pride 2025, held the talk "Between nits and Merlins: a tour of LGBTQ+ characters on television" yesterday afternoon, Sunday, July 6, at the Torrevieja Casino. It was given by Toni Maestre-Brotons, a professor at the UA.