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Summer Cinema in the Gardens of Pazo Quiñones de León

As every year, the summer cinema in the gardens of Pazo Quiñones de León will return in a truly unique atmosphere, screening the following films:

  • 19 june— Buffalo Kids
  • June 20 — I Hate Summer
    June 26 — Father There Is Only One 4
  • 27 june — Rondallas
  • 3 july— Sonic 3

  • July 4 — Imaginary Friends

castrelos2026

Castrelos is preparing to host major concerts as it does every summer. The following is confirmed so far:

2 July — Deep Purple.

  • 18 July: Coral Casablanca.

  • 24 July: Opera "Carmen".

  • 30 July: Chayanne.

_1 august: Noche de Zarzuela.

_7august: Abraham Mateo.

_11august: The Corrs.

_14 august: Viva Suecia.

_15 august: Iván Ferreiro.

According to the Vigo City Council, more performances are still expected to be announced in the coming days, and this information will be updated accordingly.

The ticket sales period for front-row seats usually opens in July, typically announced by the City Council a few days before each concert.

 

As every year, the summer cinema in the gardens of Pazo Quiñones de León will return in a unique atmosphere, screening the following films:

  • 19 junio — Buffalo Kids
  • 20 junio — Odio el verano
  • 26 junio — Padre no hay más que uno 4
  • 27 junio — Rondallas
  • 3 julio — Sonic 3

  • 4 julio — Amigos imaginarios

Mayo 2026

XXXIX Festa do Choco

Dela Viernes 8 al domingo 10 /05/2026,  Redondela,

Brincadeira de Bouzas

8 al 10/05/2026. Bouzas, Vigo

 

Ara Malikian

 10/05/26, Auditorio Pazo de Congresos Mar de Vigo, Vigo

Carreira Praia Samil FE Seguros

  17 /05/2026  Praia de Samil.Vigo

Día das Letras Galegas

17/05/2026 Galicia

XIII Carreira da Cereixa

 

24/05/26, Beade ,en Vigo

La Solitaire du Figaro 2026

20 a 24/05/2026 Vigo

Vigo will solidify its role as the main venue for Spain's Armed Forces Day 2026 with high-impact visual events in Samil, featuring aerial displays and parades that will bring dozens of aircraft over the beach and avenue—alongside activities in the port and Vigo's ría.

The naval presence and military equipment display along Avenida de Beiramar and the Vigo Port docks will run for six days with specific hours and complementary events across the city. All programming is free and open to the public.

Samil hosts the most anticipated moments between May 29 and 30.

Daily Agenda
Day Date Port Hours Port Location Other Vigo Events That Day
Tuesday May 26 10:00-20:00 Avda. Beiramar/Docks 10:00: Flag-raising ceremony, Montero Ríos
Wednesday May 27 10:00-20:00 Avda. Beiramar/Docks 19:00: Equipment exhibition BALAÍDOS (athletics tracks)
Thursday May 28 10:00-19:00 Avda. Beiramar/Docks 19:15: Military music, Porta do Sol
Friday May 29 10:00-13:30 Avda. Beiramar/Docks 15:30: Naval review, Vigo ría
17:15: SAMIL (beach): K-9 units + equestrian display + amphibious assault
Saturday May 30 15:00-20:00 Avda. Beiramar/Docks 12:00: Central event Samil (aerial/ground parade with the King and Queen)
Sunday May 31 10:00-14:00 Avda. Beiramar/Docks Final closure

Port content: Visit Navy ships + Army, UME, and Guardia Civil vehicles/equipment on display. Direct access from Beiramar waterfront promenade.

Aerial and Ground Parade:

At 12:00, Saturday, May 30 the central DIFAS event begins on Avenida de Samil, presided over by Their Majesties the King and Queen. The sequence starts with honors, a flag-raising (delivered by paratroopers), and a tribute to the fallen, leading into the combined parade.

Aerial Parade (approx. 12:30-13:15)
  • 46 aircraft: C/CE-15 and C/CE-16 fighters from Zaragoza, firefighting planes, Guardia Civil CN-235 maritime rescue, transport, and surveillance aircraft.

  • 25 helicopters from Army and Navy.

  • Closes with Mirlo Formation (5 E-27 aircraft from the General Air Academy).
Ground Parade (approx. 13:30 onward)
  • Over 1 km route along Avenida de Samil (from the slot car circuit to the tennis courts parking).

  • 3,200 troops100 vehicles32 motorcycles.

  • Features Royal Guard, Navy/Army/UME/Guardia Civil battalions, Ceuta Regulars, Melilla Legion, Royal Battery, and Cavalry Squadron.

Samil hosts not only the highest-ranking institutional event but also the bulk of DIFAS 2026's air operations in Vigo: 71 aircraft total between planes and helicopters.

Logistics will be intensive: the ground parade spans over a kilometer of the avenue, with road closures and specific security measures.

Vigo Lives the European Night: Celta Chases Historic Comeback

Today, Thursday, April 16, 2026, Balaídos transforms into a roaring fortress at 6:45 PM CEST for the return leg of the UEFA Europa League quarterfinals. Celta de Vigo hosts Freiburg with the epic mission of overturning a daunting 0-3 deficit from the first leg in Germany.

Epic Training Session at Balaídos with Thousands of Fans

This very morning at 11:00 AMover 3,500 celestes packed the stands of Abanca Balaídos for an unforgettable open training session. From 10:30 AM, entire families, fan groups, and kids with scarves cheered Iago Aspas, Swedberg, and Claudio Giráldez as they fine-tuned tactics for the miracle. The atmosphere was deafening, setting the perfect tone for the European battle.

From Unbeaten in Europe to the German Blow

Before the 0-3 Freiburg setback (Grifo 10', Beste 32', Ginter 78'), Celta was unstoppable in the competition: knocked out PAOK in the round of 16 (3-1 aggregate, epic 2-1 win in Thessaloniki) and beat Lyon in the playoff round (key victory in France). Earlier phases featured thrashings of Dinamo Zagreb (3-0) and Nice (2-1), cementing Swedberg and Strand Larsen as a lethal duo.

Vigo, Celeste Capital on Pause

Excitement overflows every corner since dawn:

  • Fan gatherings: O Berbés, A Cova Celtic, and Praza América set up giant screens with empanada and queimada.

  • Public squares: Plaza de España filled with kids painted as Aspas and Swedberg.

  • Streets gridlocked: Gran Vía and Beiramar blaring nonstop celeste honks.

  • 28,000 official tickets sold out in just 30 minutes for season ticket holders and general public.

WHERE TO WATCH THE MATCH?

  • Spain TVMovistar+ (dial 7), M+ Liga de Campeones 2 (dial 61)

  • GaliciaTVG with Galician commentary

  • Streaming: Official Movistar+ app, UEFA.tv website

Likely lineup: Villar; Mingueza, Starfelt, Urošević, Javi Rodríguez; Ilaix Moriba, Dotor; Zalewski, Beltrán, Swedberg; Strand Larsen.

6:45 PM CEST - Movistar+ and TVG - 

Complete Guide: Xunta Summer Camps 2026

The Xunta de Galicia kicks off its annual summer camp program today, offering over 11,900 affordable spots for Galician kids and youth to enjoy safe, educational adventures in nature.

Key Dates for Registration
Open from April 16 to April 29, 2026 (10 business days). Apply online at sede.xunta.gal using digital certificate or Chave365. Assignments via fair lottery, prioritizing first-timers from 2025.

Camp Durations
Standard camps: 8-12 full days.

Family minicamps: 5 days (Monday-Friday).

Volunteering/specials: 5-10 flexible days.

Daily schedule: 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, with optional morning care and lunch extensions.

Requirements to Join
Galicia residents aged 9-30, no contagious illnesses, swimming ability for water activities. Bring ID/health card and simple health questionnaire. Large/single-parent families qualify for discounts (verified later). Disabilities over 33% get tailored support.

Prices Breakdown
Full board included. 50% off for special families.

Option Duration

Base Price Discounted
Standard 8-12 days 117-193€ 58-96€
Minicamp 5 days ~100€ ~50€
Volunteering (>18) Variable Free Free

Full Destinations by Province 

Pontevedra Province (9-17 years)
Destination Program/Type Overnight Duration Ages Main Activities
Mondariz Balneario Summer to Remember / Multisport Yes 8-12 days 9-17 Multisport, thermal hikes, water games
Tomiño Farm Little Adventure Yes 5 days 9-12 Animal care, eco-gardens, cheesemaking
Silleda Farm Little Adventure Yes 5 days 9-12 Milking, baking, farm tours
Baixo Miño (Tui/Oia) Miño River Adventure Yes 5 days 9-12 Kayaking, forest orienteering, shellfish
A Lanzada (Sanxenxo/O Grove) Beach camps Yes 7 days 9-17 Surf, sailing, beach volleyball, astronomy
Portonovo Abrente Residence (multiadventure) Yes 7 days 9-17 Climbing, sea kayaking, paintball.

Other Provinces Summary
Province Key Destinations Overnight Ages Highlight Activities Approx. Spots
A Coruña Boqueixón (Galicia Quality), Ortigueira Yes 9-17 Gastronomy, coastal surf ~2,500
Lugo Foz, Sarria mountain hostels Yes 9-17 Primitive Way hikes, river kayaking ~1,800
Ourense Vilariño de Conso (Rural Explore), Bande Yes 9-17 Hot springs, artisan cheeses, MTB ~2,200

Adults 18-30 Options
Category Example Spots Overnight Duration Activities
Youth Volunteering Province hostels Yes 5-10 days Eco-projects, kids animation
Alternative Leisure Mondariz, A Lanzada Yes 5-12 days Extreme sports, yoga, gastronomy
Exchanges Outside Galicia Yes 7-10 days Cultural/sports mix
Total budget: 5.5M€ for 11,932 spots. These camps build teamwork and nature love—sign up fast before spots fill!

Changing Reference Hospital in Vigo

Sergas allows Vigo area residents to choose between Povisa Hospital and Álvaro Cunqueiro as their reference center during a 30-day period starting today, April 16, 2026.

Requirements and Scope
Affects about 193,000 adults from centers like Cangas, Moaña, Baiona, Nigrán, Gondomar, and Vigo clinics (Beiramar, Bouzas, Coia, etc.). Only for active SERGAS health cards; no specific reasons required.

Application Methods
Online: Exclusively with digital certificate (FNMT or DNIe) on Sergas.es platform, "Reference hospital change" section. Does not accept Cl@ve or Chave365 for this procedure.

In-person: At your health center, Álvaro Cunqueiro Hospital (CHUVI admissions services), Povisa Hospital, or other area hospitals. Bring DNI and SERGAS health card. No appointment needed, during office hours.

The change is confirmed in 15-30 days; if you don't apply, you keep your current assignment.

Benefits and Considerations
Choose based on location, specialties, or waiting lists. Automatically updates medical quota and clinical history. This annual right balances healthcare loads in the Vigo area. Consult doubts at your health center.

 

March2026

VIII Calvario race 5+5

1 /03/2026 Calvario. Vigo

Vintage Charity Market for Animals

14/03/2026 N. 2 de la  Irmandiños street. Vigo

The Show homenaje a Édith Piaf

19/03/2026. Teatro Afundación Vigo | Vigo

Vigueses Distinguidos Awards

29/03/2026 Auditorio Mar de Vigo, Vigo

International Conference on World History

26 y 27 /03/ 2026 Campus de Campus Universitario Lagoas‑Marcosende,Vigo

DXI Camellia International Competition

7-8/03/2026   Puerta del Sol, Vigo

VII Teis race (5K y 10K).

15 /03/2026 Teis. Vigo

Sonrisas y lagrimas, el musical

20-21 Auditorio Mar de Vigo, Vigo

Charity Concert: Contra Tempo

26 /03/2026.  Teatro Afundación. Vigo

A Reconquista

27 al 29 /03/2026, Casco histórico de Vigo.

A small fragment of history recently emerged on As Dornas beach, on the Isla de Ons, when a maravedí surfaced in the sand after a storm.  What at first glance seemed like an insignificant object turned out to be a piece more than four hundred years old.

The coin dates back to the reign of Felipe II, one of the most powerful monarchs of the 16th century. During his rule, the Spanish Monarchy stretched across Europe, the Americas, and parts of Asia, sustaining intense maritime and commercial activity. The maravedí, typically minted in copper and used for everyday transactions, was a modest yet essential part of daily economic life. While such coins circulated widely in Spain, finding one in a protected natural setting adds particular historical interest.

The Isla de Ons, part of the Parque Nacional Marítimo-Terrestre of the island Atlánticas of Galicia, has long been closely tied to the sea. For centuries, fishermen, sailors, and traders navigated these waters, and shipwrecks were not uncommon along the Galician coast. The maravedí may have reached the beach through various means: accidental loss, shifting seabeds, or debris from a long-forgotten maritime incident.

Beyond its modest monetary value today, the coin represents a tangible link to the 16th century. It serves as a reminder that the everyday lives of ordinary people—sailors, merchants, or coastal inhabitants—left traces that the ocean sometimes preserves and returns. On the sands of As Dornas, history resurfaced in the form of a small copper coin that survived the passage of time and the relentless movement of the sea.