Community and Culture

Located in the vibrant city of Málaga, El Circulo Breaking is making waves as the only dance center in Andalusia exclusively dedicated to the art of breakdancing. What exactly is this art and why it should have a whole center dedicated to it? Breakdancing, a cornerstone of hip-hop culture, is a powerful form of self-expression

Yesterday, the charming, narrow streets of Málaga played host to a mesmerizing street performance that captured the hearts of all who was fortunate enough to witness it. While street performers are a common sight in Málaga, especially in popular spots like Plaza del Carbón or the more well-known plazas such as Plaza de la Constitución

The vibrant city of Malaga is all set to host one of the most anticipated musical events of the year as Malaga Music Fest joins forces with Selvatic Fest. This unique collaboration promises an unforgettable night filled with electrifying beats, urban rhythms, and a star-studded lineup that will take over the stage on September 14th.

As the final month of the “Maria Blanchard: An Artist in Spite of Cubism” exhibition approaches, art enthusiasts have a unique opportunity to delve into the life and work of one of Spain’s most remarkable yet often overlooked artists. Hosted at the Museo Picasso Málaga, this retrospective offers a comprehensive look at Blanchard’s contributions to

In a thrilling development for the artistic community in Malaga, two renowned creative studios have announced their merger, creating a dynamic and collaborative space for artists of all levels. This new communal studio is set to become a hub for creativity, innovation, and artistic growth. A New Era for Creatives in Malaga For those already

On May 10, the documentary feature film “Frente a la gran mentira” (Facing the Big Lie) was released, directed, financed, and produced by Atanasio Noriega, President of the MCRC. This documentary aims to shed light on the profound ideas of Antonio García-Trevijano Forte, a distinguished Spanish jurist and political thinker whose contributions have been largely