2ND SEPTEMBER 2017 8 PM UNTIL 1 AM
TASTING OF TAPAS AND WINES

PLAZA DE GAÑANIAS IN PLAYA DE MOGÁN

Why do mangoes and avocados taste so much better in Mogán than at home?

The unique micro-climate of the valley of Mogán makes it possible to cultivate these tropical fruits and give them a unique character. Mogán is just a small area and does not produce great quantities for export. Much of the “fresh” produce imported by the supermarkets of northern Europe is harvested so that it ripens in transit or in storage at its destination. Whereas in Mogán the fruit is ripened on the trees until it is ready to be eaten, giving the mangoes and avocados their very special and intense flavour.

On 4^th August 2017a new law was published to regulate discharges to the sewage system.

Last Friday 21st of july 2017, the mayor of Mogán, Onalia Bueno, blamed the hotels and restaurants of Playa de Mogán, for the bad smells in this very popular village for tourists in the South of Gran Canaria. According to her, we are discharging used fat in our kitchens directly into the sewerage system.

Rafael Moreno wins the Urban Art contest of the Traditions Market of Playa de Mogán

The painter Rafael Moreno Tapias was proclaimed this Sunday winner of the 1st Urban Art Competition of the Traditions Market "Pascua" edition of the Traditions Market of Playa de Mogán, with a picture representing a fishing boat at the Arguineguín pier. The winner received a prize gifted at 800 euros.
The jury awarded the second prize to Leandro Falcone, endowed with 500 euros, while the third classified will be put to a popular vote through the Facebook fanpage of the Association of Entrepreneurs of Mogán, until next April 16, at 18.00 hours.

Premio 1 / 1st Prize

Premio 2 / 2nd Prize

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The Market of Traditions of Playa de Mogán incorporates an Urban Art Contest and an exhibition of the Passion of Jesus

The entrepreneurs of the Open Commercial Zone of Playa de Mogán celebrate this Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 March, the "Easter" edition of the Market of Traditions 2017, which includes among its novelties a contest of open urban art and the first exhibition of The Passion of Jesus in miniatures.
The night crafts market, which has the collaboration of the Association of Small Merchants and Artisans Abora Art, will have 37 stalls, parades with dances and folk dance, and a new treasure hunting contest.

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