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Durango Market to Host Gastronomic Activities in April

The municipal market in Durango will organize cooking workshops, tastings, and producer visits throughout April to promote local gastronomy.

Generic image of local food products, cheeses, bread, and cider, in a market setting.
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Generic image of local food products, cheeses, bread, and cider, in a market setting.

The municipal market of Durango is set to host a diverse program of activities throughout April, including cooking workshops, tastings, and visits from local producers, aimed at promoting gastronomic knowledge and community engagement.

The municipal market in Durango will offer a varied program of activities during April, targeting the general public. These initiatives aim to foster gastronomic knowledge, highlight the value of local products, and encourage participation in a dynamic and welcoming meeting point.
The schedule kicks off this Saturday, April 11, at 8:00 AM, with a visit from cheese producer Amatxo Gaztak. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn firsthand about their work and sample their products. Additionally, on Thursdays at 6:00 PM, various educational and informative sessions will be held.
On April 16, a practical cooking workshop will focus on chicken butchering and utilization, teaching useful everyday techniques. Following this, on April 23, an Euskal Sagardoa tasting will take place, allowing participants to discover and enjoy Basque cider. On April 25, a show cooking event dedicated to edible wild plants will demonstrate their culinary potential.
To conclude the month, on April 30, the session “From Grain to Bread I” will be held as part of the “Getting to Know the Producer” workshop, exploring the process from raw material to bread making.
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"The market must be a lively and dynamic space that generates activity throughout the year and attracts citizens. Revitalization is essential to turn it into a true meeting point, strengthen local commerce, and give greater visibility to our local products."

Mireia Elkoroiribe · Mayor

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