Social Services organises more open-air dance sessions
PublishedAlcúdia Social Services is organising open-air dance sessions on Friday 4 and 18 September, from 9.30 pm to 11 pm.
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Alcúdia Social Services is organising open-air dance sessions on Friday 4 and 18 September, from 9.30 pm to 11 pm.
Can Torró Library scheduled a children’s storytelling event for 2 September with Xesca Font Caldès, the eleven-year-old author of ‘Tú necesitas una afición’.
Sarau Alcudienc will present traditional music, dance and clothing on 5 September at Plaça del Varador.
Trons del Nord is launching a batucada school for people aged over 16, with classes on Thursdays from 3 September.
Alcúdia Municipal Music School has opened an additional enrolment period until 4 September at its temporary premises in s’Hort des Fassers.
Alcúdia Futsal has opened registration for its youth school for a season in which the club will field thirteen teams and its first team will compete in the national Third Division.
Alcúdia Town Council called a rally in support of Ceuta for 2 September at 8 pm outside the town hall, joining the FEMP initiative.
UE Alcúdia’s men’s and women’s teams won the Ciutat d’Alcúdia trophies: the men prevailed on penalties and the women won 5-0.
Alcúdia Town Council has hired four young graduates for one year —a geographer, a sports officer and two administrative technicians— through a SOIB programme funded with 120,665.35 euros.
Alcúdia Local Police reported 258 interventions between 24 and 30 August, including arrests, accidents, fights, suspected gender-based violence, traffic checks and beach operations.
Alcúdia has brought several summer programmes to a close: the PRODIS summer school with 35 participants, Viu l’Estiu with more than 1,000 registrations, Canya a l’Estiu and Arqueopollentia with around 40 children.
On 31 August 2026, a fault in ACASA's main water pipe caused low water pressure in ses Forques, Casc antic, Barcarès, Morer Vermell and sa Marina. Repair work was under way and was expected to take around eight hours.