Forbidden Tales in the Water-Tank Market
Details
Free entry. Have you ever listened to *Forbidden Tales* inside a water reservoir? With free parking, 100% accessible for people with reduced mobility and a bus stop from Las Palmas right at the door. Come on Friday, August 28th to the Mercado de Guía, built inside a water reservoir, to listen to stories that the Vatican and the Inquisition never wanted to reach you. At 21:00 we start in the gastro area, where you will hear stories that will drive you crazy while you order a tapa or have dinner. Stories that include Inquisition trials for finding a forbidden book in Las Palmas in 1804, or translations that arrived in the Canary Islands full of censorship so that you would never know the real story. I’ll be waiting for you at this forbidden oral storytelling session at the Mercado de Guía.
You may also like
Summer Cinema: El Casoplón
Beachside outdoor cinema with the screening of “El Casoplón”, combining sea breeze, big screen and a relaxed evening atmosphere.
A Summer of Cinema: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
Emotional sci‑fi classic about a boy who befriends a stranded alien, weaving friendship, adventure and nostalgia into one of cinema’s most beloved family stories.
Film Class: Kieślowski’s Decalogue – Parts 7 & 8
Two key episodes of Kieślowski’s legendary Decalogue explore family secrets and postwar moral dilemmas through intimate stories set in late 20th century Warsaw.
Wave of Letters: Little Oceans & Las Canteras Biodiversity
Marine life at Las Canteras comes to life through child-friendly explanations and an art activity where kids create sea-inspired pieces using different materials.
Padel Tournament · Fiestas de La Cuevita 2026
Padel fans gather in Artenara for a friendly tournament framed within the Fiestas de La Cuevita 2026, sharing a lively morning of sport, teamwork and community spirit.
Romería-Ofrenda and Verbena with Dúo Purpurina
Pilgrims and neighbours walk in a traditional offering from Soria, followed by a lively open-air verbena enlivened by Dúo Purpurina, blending devotion with Canarian party spirit.