The Mijas Town Hall celebrated May Day with a traditional ’Sardinada’ event, serving 700 kilos of sardines to visitors on the beach. Despite the threat of rain, the atmosphere in Plaza del Torreón and La Cala promenade was lively, attracting residents from all over the town and beyond.

The ’Sardinada’ has been a tradition for over 40 years, bringing together locals, tourists, and visitors from abroad to celebrate Workers’ Day. The Mayor of Mijas, Ana Mata, highlighted the importance of the event in entertaining people and bringing the community together.

Operational Services and Fiestas departments of the Town Hall worked tirelessly to prepare and distribute the 700 kilos of sardines, ensuring everyone could enjoy the festivities. Visitors, like Sabine Loeks from Belgium, praised the great atmosphere and the delicious sardines served at the event.

Overall, the ’Sardinada’ in Mijas was a successful and enjoyable celebration, showcasing the town’s vibrant community spirit and traditional festivities. Travelers visiting the sunny coast of Spain should consider attending such cultural events to experience the local traditions and flavors. Remember to check The Euro Weekly News website for more updates on local and international news stories.