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Panto in the sun DESPITE the ongoing sum mer vibes, members of Adapt Theatre Group have already delved into prepa rations for their upcoming Christmas show. The antici pation for this year’s winter spectacular is building, as the group recently held its first readthrough. With the script now finalised, the fo cus shifts to mastering lines, even though singing and dancing practice might be best saved for a cooler
time. Time seems to fly when fun is in abundance, and Adapt Theatre Group is all set to bring a dose of holiday cheer. For those interested in learning more about Adapt Theatre Group, reach out to Eric at ericberg2@hot mail.com or visit their web site: https://adapttheatre group.wordpress.com. Get ready to embrace the spirit of Christmas, no matter the season!
Immerse yourself in the past for the Carthaginian and Roman Festivals.
participants to decode ancient mys teries. For history enthusiasts, the ‘Scipio versus Hannibal’ activity al lows participants to reenact key events of the Second Punic War.
Whether you seek interactive ad ventures or a deeper understanding of history, Cartagena’s festivals offer diverse opportunities to engage with the past. EARLY PREPARATIONS: Adapt Theatre Panto is already in the works.
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National Geographic’s pick SEPTEMBER, a favoured month among locals and residents, provides a wel comed escape from both the bustling crowds and sweltering heat, making it the ideal time to hit the beach. National Geographic, renowned for uncovering Earth’s treasures, has in cluded this unspoiled haven on its list of the best places to visit in September. Nestled within the Puntas de Calnegre Cabo Cope re gional park in the munici pality of Lorca, this beach remains relatively undis covered, making it an almost secret sanctuary for those seeking tranquillity. Puntas de Calnegre boasts crystalclear waters framed by rugged cliffs and hidden coves. What sets it apart is the sea tempera
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CARTAGENA’S historical legacy comes alive as Cartagena Puerto de Culturas and the Roman Theatre Museum cel ebrate the renowned Carthaginian and Roman Festivals. On Friday September 22, coinciding with a local holiday, the Museums of Cartagena will open their doors for an Open Day. Festival attendees wearing period costumes can enjoy free access to the museums throughout the event. The weekends during the month of September will be filled with guided routes and engaging family activities. ‘In the Footsteps of Cleopatra’ guides participants through the Egyptian in fluence in Carthago Nova, from the Augusteum to the Roman Theatre. ‘Carthagines and Romans’ takes you on a journey to understand the epic conflict that shaped the city’s destiny. Families can partake in interactive experiences like the musical ‘Teo and the Magical Sarcophagus,’ where Teo and friends decipher hieroglyphs to save the day. The ‘Mystery of Tu tankhamun’ escape room challenges
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A WELCOME ESCAPE: Serene September shorelines.
ture, which can be up to five degrees warmer than the Mediterranean average due to the protective Gulf of Mazarron. This serene beach not only offers a qui et retreat but also serves as an excellent base for coastal hiking adventures. With the
region’s favourable climate, you can explore scenic trails leading to the shoreline. National Geographic’s recognition of Puntas de Calnegre Beach adds to the growing acclaim of the Cos ta Calida. In July, Carolina Beach in Águilas earned a
spot on the magazine’s list of the most beautiful beach es. Now, Puntas de Calnegre joins the ranks of idyllic des tinations to enjoy the magic of September by the sea and endorsed by National Geographic to top it off.
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