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Alcalá de Guadaíra concludes its 'Music in the Courtyard' cycle with three concerts

The courtyard of the Harinera del Guadaíra hosts the last three concerts of the XXIII 'Music in the Courtyard' cycle, with free entry by invitation.

Lucía Moreno Cabrera
Lucía Moreno Cabrera
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The courtyard of the Harinera del Guadaíra hosts new concerts this week as part of the XXIII 'Music in the Courtyard' cycle, which concludes on September 30 with a local show. Tickets are free by invitation and can be collected at the Casa de la Cultura.

The Music in the Courtyard cycle in Alcalá de Guadaíra is approaching its final stretch with three events in the courtyard of the Harinera del Guadaíra. The first will take place this Wednesday, September 23, featuring Stolen Notes, who will present 'The Hive', a journey through the traditional sounds of Ireland and Scotland.

The following day, on Thursday 24, performers Desirée Martín and Juan Manuel Román will stage 'Mirror of the Stars', a proposal that revisits medieval and popular Hispanic music. The closing event will take place on September 30, as is tradition, with a production by local artists: 'International Airspace', by Ismael Sánchez and Vicky Luna.

The municipal delegate for Culture and Tourism, Christopher Rivas, has highlighted the trajectory of this cultural event in the municipality.

"The professionalism of the performers and the quality of the shows attract a large audience each year and it is also becoming a cultural showcase for Alcalá for citizens of the province who come to experience and enjoy the music and the surroundings of the Harinera"

All concerts will take place at 20:30 hours. Entry is by free invitation, which can be collected at the Casa de la Cultura. With this programme, the cycle reaches its XXIII edition and continues its commitment to combining international proposals with local talent in a heritage space in Alcalá de Guadaíra.

Lucía Moreno Cabrera

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Historia del Arte por la Hispalense y guía turística frustrada. Amante del vermú, las ferias y los planes de última hora; firma cultura, moda y estilo de vida buscándole a Sevilla su lado más coqueto.