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The City Council launches the 'Young People Get It' campaign, focusing on youth proposals to promote responsible consumption.
The exhibition, open at the Menchu Gal hall until January 10, 2027, features 24 works by both artists and enhances the city's cultural offerings.
At the request of the International Dyslexia and Family Organization (DISFAM), the municipal building will be illuminated in blue to raise awareness for this neurodevelopmental disorder.
The grant will study the history of farmhouses, bordas, mills, and ironworks in Irun from the Middle Ages to the present day.
From early July to late September, questions about the future low-emission zone have been addressed.
The international event, held in Ficoba on October 8-9, aims to foster coordinated responses to climate change impacts on coastlines.
Due to high demand, an additional afternoon performance has been scheduled.
The month features the 'Adinekoak Gogoz' festival and various talks, screenings, and outings to promote socialization.
A wide range of activities for 12 to 18-year-olds, including workshops, contests, and an escape room.
Citizens will decide on a budget of €1,500,000, covering both the general and youth processes.
As part of the "October, Arthritis Month" campaign, the City Hall's facade will be illuminated green on the night of October 1st, at the request of ConArtritis.
The Consistory's facade will be illuminated yellow on the night of September 30th to raise awareness about Specific Language Disorder (SLD).
