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The Pinky Fest

In this edition of the StayLonger Guide, we uncover the history of Granada’s most famous secret celebration: the Romería del Santo Meñique, the Pilgrimage of the Pinky Toe, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year…

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25 Years in the Making

Sara Barras’ Tribute to Paco Lucía…

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Guardian of Lorca’s Legacy

INTERVIEW WITH LAURA GARCÍA LORCA…

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The Last Disciple

Ángel Asenjo Fenoy has been described as one of Granada’s most outstanding artistic talents. The self-taught master, often referred to locally as the Granada School of Sculpture’s last disciple, has kept the 16th-century technique alive at his Hornillo de Cartuja Street workshop. His life-like clay…

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Photography Does Not Lie. Naemi Ueta.

As of last year, Naemi Ueta can officially say that she has spent more of her life in Granada than in her native country, Japan. Although in many ways would make her a Granadino, she allows herself to experience and celebrate the best of both…

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Granada for free

Carmen do los Mártires

PASEO DE LOS MÁRTIRES

Visit for: Immerse yourself in a 19th-century estate with meticulous gardens, an atmospheric cave, statues, fountains and expansive panoramic views.

Open daily from 10 am to 8 pm; closed weekdays from 2 pm to 6 pm.

Museo Casa de los Tiros

CALLE PAVANERAS, 19

Visit for: Explore Granada’s rich history and traditions within the walls of a former fortress and palace.

. Free for EU citizens only on Tuesday to Saturday from 9 am to 8:30 pm; Sunday and bank holidays from 9 am to 2:30 pm.

Openings

La Música Estudios

CALLE BUENSUCESO, 17

Music lovers, listen up! La Música EsTuDios recently opened up shop near Plaza de la Trinidad, across the street from iconic live music bar, Taberna J&J. This new music production venue welcomes film and advertising agencies seeking tailor-made music, and acts as an instant recording…

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Ool Ya Koo

CALLE ALMONA DEL BOQUERÓN, 10

Granada’s first jazz collective, Ool Ya Koo Cultural Association, recently moved to its new central location, just off Gran Vía. Named after Dizzy Gillespie’s 1949 song, Ool Ya Koo pays homage to one of the genre’s greatest musicians. Alongside its growing agenda of jazz concerts…

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Latest articles

A Feast for the Olfactory Senses

Granada’s Patio of Scents and Discovery…

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A Season of Colors, Flavors and Sensations

Autumn in Sierra Nevada…

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