Everything on in Málaga — live events, gigs, markets, fiestas and nightlife for today, tonight and this week. Updated regularly, free to browse.
Málaga has the biggest calendar on the coast. Holy Week is what the city is famous for: each evening huge tronos are carried through the centre by teams of bearers, with seating lining Calle Larios. In August the Feria takes over for a week — by day in the historic centre from midday, by night at the Cortijo de Torres fairground with casetas, rides and free concerts. Late February and early March bring the Festival de Málaga, the main festival of Spanish-language cinema.
From late November to Twelfth Night, Calle Larios hosts the city's famous Christmas lights, with a light-and-music show several times each evening. Week to week it's theatre at the Soho, the Cervantes and the Echegaray, concerts from small clubs to the Martín Carpena arena, and exhibitions at the Picasso, the Pompidou and the Thyssen. This page keeps the coming days — tonight, this weekend and the week ahead — in one place, updated as events are confirmed.
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La Magia del Hielo. Tributo a Frozen at TEATRO ESAD, Málaga, on Sunday 8 November. Tickets From €19.85. Times and details from El Corte Inglés.
El Musical de los 80´s y los 90´s at TEATRO ESAD, Málaga, on Sunday 8 November. Tickets From €24.26. Times and details from El Corte Inglés.
Museo del Grabado Español Contemporáneo, Marbella
Marbella's Museo del Grabado shows Dalí's 'Diez recetas de inmortalidad' — thirteen engravings the artist called his favourite work, with optical games designed to be seen in person. Open Tue–Fri 11:00–18:00, Sat & Mon 11:00–14:00; admission €5.
Fuengirola · Museo de Historia de la Ciudad
Exposición «del Juego de Construcción Tente» at Museo de Historia de la Ciudad, Fuengirola, from 21 September to 6 November. Free entry. Times and details from Ayuntamiento de Fuengirola.
Marbella · Plaza de Altamirano, 2
TodoDanza at Plaza de Altamirano, 2, Marbella, from 3 October to 6 November. Times and details from Ayuntamiento de Marbella.
Teatro Ciudad de Marbella & city venues
Five weeks of contemporary dance and flamenco across three Marbella stages — 14 companies in all, anchored at the Teatro Ciudad de Marbella. Opens 3 October with the Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía and closes 6 November with Rocío Molina's Calentamiento; individual shows are ticketed separately.
Fuengirola · Casa de Cultura Manuel Delgado Perea
Exposición Escultura y Pintura: «Ninfas» at Casa de Cultura Manuel Delgado Perea, Fuengirola, from 28 October to 11 December. Free entry. Times and details from Ayuntamiento de Fuengirola.
Estepona · Casa de las Tejerinas
Expo Pinturas "Cañón de la luz" de Kana Ji at Casa de las Tejerinas, Estepona, from 29 October to 11 November. Times and details from Ayuntamiento de Estepona.
Red de Bibliotecas de Fuengirola
VI Premio Fuengirola Leyendo 2026 at Red de Bibliotecas de Fuengirola, from 3 November to 14 November. Times and details from Ayuntamiento de Fuengirola.
Torremolinos · Centro de Desarrollo Comunitario Isabel Manoja
Exposición Club Deportivo Adaptado Al-Andalus Torremolinos at Centro de Desarrollo Comunitario Isabel Manoja, Torremolinos, from 4 November to 3 December. Times and details from Ayuntamiento de Torremolinos.
In mid-August — 15–22 August in 2026. The day fair fills the historic centre from midday; the night fair runs from about 20:00 at the Cortijo de Torres fairground, with a 24-hour bus (line F) from the centre during feria week.
From the switch-on in late November until 6 January. A light-and-music show runs several times each evening; the council announces the dates and show times each year.
The 30th edition of the Festival de Málaga is scheduled for 26 February–7 March 2027, with the main screenings and red-carpet arrivals at the Teatro Cervantes.
The main stages are the city-run Teatro Cervantes and Teatro Echegaray, the Teatro del Soho CaixaBank under Antonio Banderas, and smaller rooms such as Sala Mirari. Big-name concerts go to the Martín Carpena arena, and the Soho's own orchestra plays seasonal concerts through the year.