
Azpeitia City Council organizes courses on Basque history, art, and literature
In collaboration with Urolakoen Nafar Zuzterrak and the University of Deusto, the courses aim to empower and provide training and leisure opportunities for adults.
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The Basque cultural group Manttale organizes the 'Aurorak' initiative to promote the Basque language in public spaces.

The town's festivals have commenced with the proclamation and firecracker launch, alongside special transport services.

A special surf competition and various activities for young people are organized throughout the weekend.

City officials, including the mayor and council members, will attend various cultural, sports, and festival events throughout the weekend.

The City Council and the Animalien Lagunak association formalize a partnership to apply the CER method and implement signage.

Galdabusa, Euskotren, and the Metro shuttle service will facilitate travel during the festivities, with several streets closed due to events.

As part of European Mobility Week, Azkoitia organizes various initiatives to raise awareness among young people.

In its first year, the Center for Culture and Creativity has built its own identity, fostering cultural programming, experimentation, and citizen participation.

Mayor Cristina Laborda and the Education delegate visited the center, highlighting investment in improvements and the city's over 11,300 students.

Children aged five and over can participate in hand pelota and pala, and local pelotari Oier Elorz will play in Galdakao's festivities.

The 5.5-kilometer course will connect Lezo, Hondarribia, and the Jaizkibel summit in the main race.

Amateur photographers can participate in the contest, with the public's favorite photo winning an award based on Instagram likes.
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