
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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In collaboration with Urolakoen Nafar Zuzterrak and the University of Deusto, the courses aim to empower and provide training and leisure opportunities for adults.

Arratia residents will commemorate the events of the 1936 military uprising in a historical reenactment.

The event, scheduled for September 10th, aims to understand societal transformations and strengthen coexistence.

The City Council is repairing roads, while the youth association and mountain club organize events for the festivities.

The festival, organized by the Arrigorriaga-based Aztarna Muralismo association with support from the Zarátamo City Council, champions graffiti and street art.

Various events are organized for the town's festivals, including a clown show and road improvement works in the neighborhoods.

Roads in Gezala, Elorrea, Undurraga, Solatxi, Bekolanda, and Zubialde will be asphalted with the support of the Provincial Council of Bizkaia.

Events will be held in Zeanuri, Igorre, and Areatza to showcase the diaspora's reality and promote Basque culture.

On July 31st, an additional larger bus will be available to facilitate travel to the festival.

The councillor reviewed events like Aiarafest and Txakolin Jaia, alongside budgets and cultural spaces.

Former players, parents, and coaches were the opponents in a festive atmosphere centered around handball.

Arrasate-based author Arantzazu Viteri will present her debut work 'El regreso de las Ugarte' this afternoon in Arrasate.