The event, announced by the municipal delegate for Economic Development, Manuela Pérez, aims to boost local commerce and hospitality. Establishments will remain open from 9:30 PM to 12:00 AM.
The program includes musical performances such as ‘Cantando bajo la magia’ and ‘Jazz Bahía Ensemble’ on La Plaza street, ‘El ángel de la música’ on the Alameda del Río, ‘Payasonrisa Show’ on Corredera Baja street, and ‘Carnaval con Julio Aragón’ on La Vega street.
Additionally, Jesús Nazareno Square will host ‘Danza acrobática’ (Acrobatic Dance), Constitución street will feature the castanet workshop ‘Son y compás’, and the puppets of ‘Marcelina y su cocina’ will entertain the public on García Gutiérrez street. Performances by ‘M&M Acoustic’, ‘Chictuchic’, and ‘Bellos de Punta’ will take place on Arroyuelo street, Plaza Andalucía, and Plaza de las Bodegas, respectively.
Visitors can also enjoy the opening of cultural centers such as the Interpretation Center of Wine and Salt, the María Emilia Lira Doll Collection, the Museum of Chiclana, and the Nueva Gadeira Archaeological Space, the latter with theatrical animation. The churches of San Telmo, Jesús Nazareno, and San Juan Bautista will also open their doors.
Several guided tours will also be offered, requiring prior reservation: the Phoenician Route will start at 9:30 PM and 10:30 PM, the Iro River Route at 9:30 PM, and the Napoleonic Route at 8:30 PM.
Manuela Pérez emphasized that the goal is to "dynamize the city center, our commerce, and our hospitality, which helps us improve the municipality's economy." She highlighted that the event is aimed at the whole family and extended an invitation to citizens and visitors to enjoy the planned activities.
