Estepona is filled with art this October: discover the exhibitions you can't miss
October is the perfect month to rediscover Estepona from a different perspective. Beyond its beaches, flower-filled streets, and gastronomy, the city also offers an interesting cultural program for art lovers.
This month, the Casa de las Tejerinas , located in the heart of the historic center, hosts various painting and sculpture exhibitions that invite visitors to discover new forms of artistic expression.
A good excuse to organize a different plan, stroll through the old town and enjoy the local culture.
Three exhibitions to discover this October
Estepona's cultural program includes several events that take place throughout the month:
The Memory of Blue, by Isabel Martín
Available until October 14 , this painting exhibition is one of the proposals with which C welcomes autumn.
Tijen Ercen
From October 8 to 21 , the Casa de las Tejerinas hosts an art exhibition by Tijen Ercen, a new opportunity to explore different artistic proposals.
Vernissage Estepona
From October 16 to 29 , the cultural space presents an exhibition of paintings and sculptures, expanding the possibilities for those who want to enjoy art during the coming weeks.
Culture and leisure to enjoy this autumn
Exhibitions are a wonderful option to enjoy with a partner, friends, or even on your own. They also offer the chance to discover new artists, explore different styles, and experience cultural spaces that are an integral part of life in Estepona.
If you'd like to discover the city's upcoming cultural activities, you can consult the official agenda of the Estepona City Council , where you'll find up-to-date information on exhibitions and other events.
Discover everything Estepona has to offer
At Estepona Park we love to share the plans and activities that make our city a vibrant place all year round.
This October, we encourage you to set aside some time to enjoy art, stroll through the historic center and discover that Estepona always has something new to offer.
How long has it been since you visited an exhibition in your city?
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