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Editorial NOVEMBER 2019

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November in Valencia is an odd month and the weather becomes increasingly unpredictable and moody. It’s perhaps a reminder that living in the South of Europe is not really just ‘sol y playa’ the whole time. Thankfully, some see variety as the spice of life…as Mick Jagger once sang in exile up the Mediterranean coast: “The sunshine bores the daylights out of me.” In this autumnal edition, we have a review of ‘LA CABINA’ Medium Length International Film Festival in Valencia. It features cinema from around the world and is deservedly growing in prestige due to the quality of its eclectic programme. Incidentally, it is the only one of its kind in the world. We look at the very rich legacy of ‘MUSLIM VALENCIA.’ The irrigation system the Moors developed from the Romans has made Valencia one of the most fertile of lands. Because of this, we are able to learn ‘HOW TO MAKE PAELLA’ at the ‘Escuela de Arroces y Paella Valenciana’ in the historic centre. In ‘STREET ART,’ we have an exclusive interview with DISNEYLEXYA who is one of the most talented artists on the scene. In ‘VALENCIA FOOTBALL,’ sports expert John Howden reviews these busy times for both Valencia CF and Levante UD.

We interview the newish ‘BODEGA DE LA HUERTA DE RAMONET’ about their quality product from the Valencia region and the rest of Spain. Celebrating their 25th anniversary, we interview Marc of the emblematic ‘CAFÉ DE LAS HORAS’ in the old town near Plaza de la Virgen. In ‘VALENCIA MUSIC,’ we have an exclusive interview with talented pianist and composer BAPTISTE BAILLY who has a new album out with his trio… See our packed November listings for Arts, Theatre, Cinema, Opera, Chill out, Restaurants, Tapas Bars, Shopping and more. See you next month! 24/7 Valencia team

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LA CABINA FESTIVAL

LA CABINA - INTERNATIONAL MEDIUM-LENGTH FILM FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 21st -29th IN VALENCIA La Cabina 2019 reflects on the resurgence of the far-right, the CIEs, the suicide in Hong Kong and the romanticization of gypsies living on the margins of society.

Germany, Argentina, Algeria, Greece and Canada will participate in the Official Section and 11 in Amalgama, dedicated to non-fiction films and other languages, ranging from creative documentaries to experimental The Fashion Films section cinema. hosts the Spanish premiere of Luca Guadagnino’s medi- At the La Cabina festival, a um-length film ‘The Staggering firm commitment is made to Girl’, starring Julianne Moore. the value of medium-length films, which last between 30 La Cabina - Festival Internac- and 60 minutes, a format that ional de Mediometrajes de Va- has barely found a place in the lencia celebrates its twelfth usual circuits as it is halfway edition between the 21st and between short and full-length 29th of November. This year, films. Therefore, as a pioneer 15 films from France, China, of this type of festival in Spain, Italy, Spain, Sweden, the USA, ‘La Cabina’ has consolidated

Valencia as the international headquarters for films of this duration. The cultural event takes its name from the film by Antonio Mercero ‘La Cabina’ (1973), winner of an Emmy award. A film starring José Luis López Vázquez whose duration is 34 minutes, just enough time to develop a terrifying and most overwhelming story. In this year’s Official Section, viewers can recognize recent faces in European auteur cinema, such as Swedish actress Malin Buska, who starred in 2015 in Mika Kaurismaki’s bi-

opic on Swedish Queen Christina, The Girl King; Lola Crétón, who worked with Mia HansenLøve and Catherine Breillat; and Nathalie Richard, whose credits include films directed by François Ozon and Michael Haneke. Among the titles selected is the tribute to the Pulp Culture of the director of the cult film ‘Les garçons sauvages’, Bertrand Mandico, Ultra Pulpe, presented at the Critics’ Week at the last Cannes Film Festival. Other films premiered at international film festivals include Electric Swan (Konstantina Kotzamani) at the Venice Film Festival; Braquer Poitiers (Claude Schmitz) in competition at the Bright Future section in Rotter-

dam and winner of the Special Jury Prize in Valdivia and the Equality and Diversity Award at Clermont-Ferrand; and Journey Through a Body (Camille Degeye) presented at Cannes Critics’ Week. Of the films selected in the Official Section, there are 13 premieres in Spain and one in Europe, and of those of Amalgama, a total of six remain unreleased in our country. Amalgama, where films from Japan, Germany, Holland, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Denmark are screened, will deal with issues of burning political and social debate, such as the resurgence of the ultra-right,

Foreigners’ Internment Centres, virtual identity, anorexia, paradise lost in Syria and the romanticization of marginality. This is followed by the Inèdits section, in which five works by established directors are exhibited, which are largely unknown to the general public. On this occasion, 30 to 60-minute films directed by Suzie Templeton, Jonas Mekas, Helena Taberna, Barbara Hammer and François Truffaut will be screened. Music will be on show this year via the Visuals Section, which will host the live concerts of the Valencians Amatria and Wisemen Project on 28 November in the Renaissance cloister of La Nau. Article © 2019 24/7 Valencia

LA CABINA FESTIVAL

LAS SEDES DE LA CABINA Filmoteca (Sección Oficial + AulaCabina) Plaça de l’Ajuntament, 17 46002 València (00 34) 96 353 93 00 Centro Cultural La Nau (Amalgama + Inèdits) C/ Universidad, 2 46003 València (00 34) 96 386 43 77 More info at: There will be days dedicated to Fashion Films, in which 11 medium-length films will be programmed in collaboration with Barreira A+D, and in which the Spanish premiere of Luca Guadagnino’s medium-length film ‘The Staggering Girl’, starring Julianne Moore, Mia Goth and Kyle MacLachlan, stands out. Finally, there will be a Video Poetry section, on Saturday 23, in La Nau, and there will be two special documentary screenings, that of ‘Soñando un lugar

twitter: @la_cabina ‘(Alfonso Kint, 2017), a different web: lacabina.es vision of the extensive possibilinstagram: la_cabina ities of emptied Spain, and the premiere of Alejandro Portaz’s facebook: lacabinafilmfest ‘De 30 a 60’ (From 30 to 60), about audiovisual narrative formats and medium-length films. social agitation, counterculture, political criticism, humour Two relevant new features of and music. One of the defining this new edition are the incorpo- characteristics of ‘La Cabina’ ration of a senior jury made up is the importance it attaches to of students from La Nau Gran, the design of its posters. Proof the training programme for the of this is the selection of reelderly offered by the University nowned illustrators for the deof Valencia, and the live broad- sign of each of its posters. cast of the radio programme Raw Meat, a programme of ‘24/7 Valencia’ team

MUSLIM VALENCIA

ninth century by the Moorish Kings, vastly improving on an existing Roman system. They have been at the heart of the Valencian economy, culture and folklore ever since. The irrigation channels and pipelines, built by Abderraman III and his ancestors, converted previously barren dust piles into fertile land. Bringing technology used in the driest parts of North Africa, the Moors redirected and siphoned off all the water they could find to the extent that the two local rivers, the Guadalaviar “the white river (the modern day Turia) and the Jucar “the ferocious” arrived to the sea more or less dry…with all their water channelled off to irrigate the land.

MUSLIM VALENCIA

Valencia was a Muslim town for well over 500 years. The Moors ruled over a prosperous, expanding city but how much of their legacy remains? The great Moorish General, Tariq Ibn Ziyad, a former slave who had risen through the ranks and had already conquered most of Southern and central Spain with a small but fiercely loyal army of around 7,000 men, took control of the city of Valencia in around 714 (the exact date is unclear). No blood was shed as Valencia’s Visigoth governor Agnescio didn’t fancy his chances against the great Tariq and decided to hand the city over peacefully in return for Moorish assurances to respect the religion, customs and personal property of the citizens. Tariq named Abdulcacer al Hudzali as the

Hakam II set up the “Tribunal de las Aguas, which still sits today every Thursday at the door of Valencia Cathedral, to govern the use of the irrigation system. New farming techniques and crops were introduced. Along with the olives and grapes that the Romans had planted, Valencia began producing sugar cane, pulses, fruit, almonds and vegetables in abundance. Valencian rice was exported all over first governor of “Balansiya”, which the peninsula. was to become one of the pearls of The prosperity brought by Al-Andalus. agriculture lead in turn to the Thus began a rule of five centuries development of a class of craftsmen until Jaume I reconquered the city and tradesmen in the city who in 1276. For many of the inhabitants established industries which are at the time, the Moorish occupation now considered to be traditionally would have come as a relief from Valencian and have played an the tyranny and bigotry of the Goth essential role in the history and ruling classes who lived in luxury ( economy of the city. Furnituretoo much eye make up, lacquered making, silk production and hair, black clothes and skinny jeans) ceramics in Paterna and Manises while the rest of the country was on can all trace their roots back to this its knees. Under the more tolerant, period of Moorish rule. enlightened and technologically advanced Muslims the once The city was now ripe for expansion and, during the tenth century, the old poverty-stricken city prospered. Roman walls were knocked down Their most obvious and celebrated and the city was almost entirely legacy is the “Huerta”. The rebuilt. The vast majority of what agricultural lands around the city was built at this time has long since with their elaborate irrigation disappeared but if you look closely, systems were established in the especially in the Barrio Carmen and

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the Ciutat Vella; evidence of the Moorish reconstruction of the city is all around. Part of the Moorish walls can be seen in the façade of the Iglesia del Temple (across the river from the Viveros gardens), in the entrance of the old University in Calle Comedias, under the Plaza Tossal, and inside some of the buildings along the Calle Caballeros (which unfortunately are no longer open to the public). It is most evident at the Portal de Valldigna, in Calle Salinas, an opening in the Moorish walls made in the fifteenth century to connect the adjacent streets, and the Plaza del Angel where you can see a section of the wall and a tower, which was part of a gateway to the city.

de Valencia will readily testify to the lasting influence of the chaotic Moorish town planners. Balansiya had two bridges over the Guadalaviar (the Turia river) where the Serranos and Trinidad bridges stand today. There were a number of mosques which were later converted into Christian churches by Jaume I. The Great Mosque was on the site of today’s cathedral and many other Valencian churches such as San Juan del Hospital, Santa Catalina and San Valero in Ruzafa were once Mosques. As a clear indication of the religious tolerance of the Moorish kings, there was also a synagogue in the Xerea and a Christian church, San Vicente de la Roqueta, which still remains on the Plaza de España, the oldest church in the city. Not all citizens were quite as tolerant as their Muslim rulers; the Moorish government had to intervene on a number of occasions when the Christians attacked the Jewish Community. There were also more than twenty public baths which fell into disuse after the Moors had left. During Christian rule in the middle ages when people only had a bath once or twice in their life when they got married and when they got baptised. The only surviving Moorish baths are the recently restored Baños del Almirante in Plaza de Napoles y Sicillia.

Perhaps, however, more than actual buildings the most enduring architectural legacy of Moorish Valencia is in the layout of the oldest parts of the city which follows the Moorish design of labyrinthine, narrow, winding streets (providing shade from the midday sun) turning back on themselves or coming to a dead end. With the exception of the longer straight thoroughfares which lead to the Great Mosque (the modern day calles de Serranos, el Mar, Caballeros and San Vicente) each street was inhabited by members of the same community of tradesmen or even the same family leading to nowhere in particular or winding round to “Azutcats” or cul de sacs. Anybody who has lost Just like their modern day their bearings stumbling around the counterparts, Valencians under Carmen after a few too many Aguas Muslim rule jumped at the chance Article © 2019 24/7 Valencia

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to get off to the country at any opportunity especially during the summer months. Whereas nowadays people head out to their “pueblos”, to the beach or up to the mountains, under the Moors the countryside was closer to home. “Munyas” or country retreats were set up within a few kilometres of the city walls, many of which would today be within the city’s boundaries. There were famous Munyas near the channels of Mestalla and Algiros and the royal retreat was where the Viveros gardens are now. Further up the river, near the Escuela official de Idiomas the gateway to the country retreat of Princess Zaydia still stands on a roundabout by the side of the main drag. Once a quiet place to get away from it all, it is now surrounded by sixties apartment blocks and heavy traffic. One of the most famous Munyas was Ruzafa, built for Prince Omeya Abd Allah al Balansi whose lands extended throughout the region and into Murcia and Catalonia. As well as the landscape and make up of Valencia, the Moors left their mark on many aspects of Valencian life. Twenty five per cent of words in Spanish (like “aceite” and “alfombra”) have Moorish roots, place names like Benidorm or Albufera and surnames like Albelda or Alborch also come directly from ancient Arabic. Horchata, turron, oranges, rice and, some claim, customs such as shared dishes like paella and Valencia’s bustling street life can also be traced back to the Moorish way of life. Even that most Valencian of expressions “Xe!” has its roots in Arabic. The Chinese invented paper and the Moors introduced paper to Europe via a paper mill in Xativa, Valencia. That’s quite a legacy. David Rhead and José Marín Article © 2019 24/7 Valencia

HOW TO MAKE PAELLA day, and we were off. Where to? The Mercado Central (The Central Market) of course, to buy the ingredients for our paellas; we were to cook 3 paellas - D, B and I were going to cook a paella for three, the other couples would be cooking paellas for two. This is a “school” offering places on a daily basis to learn the fine art of cooking rice dishes. It’s not just paella that you can learn how to make, hence the name ‘Escuela de Arroces’ y Paella Valenciana (the school of rice and Paella Valenciana) you can learn how to make a vegetarian or a seafood version.

LEARN TO MAKE AUTHENTIC PAELLA A DAY AT ‘ESCUELA DE ARROCES Y PAELLA VALENCIANA’ Though I love paella Valenciana, if I want to make my own I have to do it in the privacy of my own home with no Valencianos to witness me in the act. Valencians seriously believe you have to be Valencian to make a decent paella - It’s impossible, impossible, for a guiri (foreigner) to make a decent paella! Paella Valenciana is sacred, really. I even have a friend whose parents lived in Paris for many years and couldn’t get their Sunday paella to taste right, so when they came to Valencia for family holidays, or when friends from here were visiting them in Paris, they always took Valencia water with them, for the paella. You cannot play around with a Paella Valenciana...It is always made with chicken and rabbit, and is nearly always eaten at lunchtime…

And I’m here to tell you that after our second visit to the ‘Escuela de Arroces y Paella Valenciana’ (the school of rice and Paella Valenciana) in the Barrio del Carmen, we are really pretty good at the classic chicken and rabbit paella. No more will I submit to our Valencian guests taking over, as they have in the past, the cooking of what they think will be a second-rate paella!

This time, as we approached, there was a crowd of female cyclists in the narrow street in front of the restaurant, trying to secure their bikes to the bars of the windows of a building opposite. We were meeting B, who arrived at the same time as us, on the stroke of 10 am by the Miguelete- the cathedral bell. We entered the ‘School of Rices’ where we met 2 couples. An English couI now make a very good Arroz Melo- ple visiting Valencia for his birthday so de Mariscos (soupy rice withe and two more Dutch ladies, sisters, seafood, meloso means honey- in the city to chill… ish) I know it’s good because my daughter’s partner, a Valencian, has We had coffee as our tutor for the not only told me it is but always re- day introduced himself and Juan, quests it on visits to our home! who was to be our translator for the

The visit to the Mercado Central is most entertaining and informative, and included a potted history of the building, before taking us to various stalls to buy the different green beans for the dish - we were making a Summer Paella Valenciana today - beans in the summer and artichokes (alcachofas) in the winter, when the beans get too expensive. Then on to the chicken stall to order the chicken and rabbit we would be using today, we would return for it a little later when it was chopped

and ready for the recipe. So, on to the pimentón stall, paprika to you and me. Here we bought smoked paprika as we would be cooking our paella over gas, and the smokiness normally imparted by the traditional orange-wood fire would be added in this way. We visited five of the markets 400 or so stalls to pick up the ingredients, including the azafran (saffron) where we learned all about this highly prized and hugely expensive aromatic. Then we made our way back to the restaurant to cook our paellas, but first we had to don our chef’s hat and apron - and latex gloves, because we would be cooking with the chef’s expert instructions. Breaking, not chopping, the beans, podding the broad beans, grating the tomatoes. Whilst the ingredients which we had mixed (an enormous amount) of water reduced into a delicious caldo (stock) we took a break and were invited to almozar (eat elevenses). A delicious tortilla de patatas, which was a potato omelette that another of the chefs had been making while we cooked. This was served with a large slice of Valencian tomato (they are surely the tastiest to-

matoes in the world?) followed by clochinas al vapor (Steamed mussels) and served with a crisp and cool white wine. Then it was back to the kitchen to add the rice and to stay with the dish until it was perfectly cooked, which involved highly amusing steps and was very entertaining. Afterwards, it was back to the table carrying our own paellas which were arranged in a row and we all sat down to eat. A lovely salad was bought to the table and large glasses of red wine were poured to accompany our meal. Out tutor encouraged us to eat it with a spoon directly from the dish - the traditional way, and also to try each other’s as “no paella is ever exactly the same”. I have to say that I thought ours was the best (but I may be biased!). This is also a restaurant and it had filled up nicely inside - well worth a visit just to eat, as the food looked great. There’s a presentation of a Diploma to say that we had successfully cooked a paella and that we were qualified to cook one for friends and family. I have purposely left a lot of the detail of our day out of this report, so that if you try the

tour and I strongly recommend you do, there will be enough surprises to make your day as enjoyable and memorable as ours. It is a really fun day run by a friendly and very enterprising team of professionals who obviously really enjoy what they are doing and, judging from the other diners around us, this goes for the restaurant too. Tim Birch

ESCUELA DE ARROCES Y PAELLA VALENCIANA C/Obispo Don Jerónimo, 8 Bajo (parallel with C/Caballeros) +34 96 104 3540 Zona Centro Histórico info@escueladearrocesypaellas.com www.escueladearrocesypaellas.com

RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: https://escueladearrocesypaellas.com/reserva/ Open everyday:11:00h – 02:00h Paella cooking classes twice daily Mornings 10.00h and 13.00h Monday to Saturday include tour of Mercado Central. Prices: Vegetable or Valencia Paella from 65€ PP, Seafood paella from 75€ PP Afternoons 18:00h and Sunday mornings 10:00h no tour as Mercado central is closed. Price: 65€ PP Lunch from 13:00h and Dinner from 20:00h Menú de Degustación (Tasting Menu) €22 Extensive a la Carte menu Wines from all over Spain between 13€-25€ a bottle

FOOD BY HELEN WESTWATER OF LA OLA FRESCA CREAMY COURGETTE AND CASHEW NUT SOUP WITH LIME

As we reel from the shock of the change of the clock, the nights draw in and there is a chilly dampness in the air. November is here. According to Chinese medicine, this is a time to get plenty of sleep to boost immunity and strength and to eat warming meals balanced with sour. So, let food be your medicine and snuggle in for this recipe of creamy courgette and cashew nut soup that is spiced with lime and smoked paprika. Courgettes are readily available throughout the year. If you have your own allotment or vegetable box delivery they will be at the end of their season, and maybe have transformed into big fat

CREAMY COURGETTE AND CASHEW NUT SOUP WITH LIME -Serves 4Ingredients 2 large courgettes or 1 marrow 1 Salad onion 2 garlic cloves crushed Olive oil for marinade and frying 1 1/2 handfuls of raw cashew nuts 1 1/2 pints of vegetable or chicken stock Salt and pepper to season Juice of 1 lime Sprinkle of paprika

marrows that can be a little tough, so they are perfect for use in soups and casseroles. Here, they are combined with cashews. As well as their health-giving properties of high levels of iron, magnesium, zinc, copper, phosphorus and manganese…they lend a creaminess to the soup that you would only otherwise get with real cream. Lime and paprika add our touch of pungent sour and a boost of vitamin C.

Activities in November in ‘La Ola Fresca’ Every Thursday: ‘Speak English’ 8pm Informal language practice ‘Meet up’ - native English speakers welcome too. Sunday: Big Brunch table intercambio de libros/books/ idiomas/languages/Meet up’ 11:30h-13:00h Saturday: 16th at 17h: The Story of Chocolate Children’s cooking workshop 10 euros. Saturday: 30th at 17h: Cook, bake, speak English ‘Journey to India’ 15 euros.

Method First using a vegetable peeler, grate wide strips of the courgette so you have a line of the green and the white. You will need 2 strips per person. Squeeze the lime juice and leave to marinate with a teaspoon of sea salt and a tablespoon of virgin extra olive oil. Toast a few cashew nuts and also leave to one side to use later as decoration. Finely slice the salad onion and heat olive oil gently in the bottom of a large saucepan. Fry the onion till transparent then add the garlic. Stir for two minutes then add the roughly chopped courgettes. Stir to make sure ingredients not

sticking on the bottom, then leave to sweat over a gentle heat with the pan lid on. Bring the stock to boil, then add to the soup base. Cook for about 30 to 40 minutes. Add the rest of cashew nuts and blend in a liquidizer. If your soup is not creamy enough, return to the stove to reduce a little more. Strain the marinade juice into the soup. Taste and adjust seasoning accordingly. When you are ready to serve, warm soup and place in bowls. Decorate with the marinated courgette strips, the toasted cashew nuts and a sprinkling of paprika.

La Ola Fresca C/ Mùsico Magenti, 11 Tel:610 026 305 (For reservations) www.laolafresca.com Zona Benimaclet See www.facebook.com/ LAOLAFRESCA/ for opening and closing hours

BODEGA LA HUERTA DE RAMONET

LA HUERTA DE RAMONET INTERVIEW 24/7 Valencia: What is the philosophy of ‘Bodega La Huerta de Ramonet’? Bodega La Huerta: The philosophy of the Bodega is to look for the best Valencian products and local wines… along with the best national products and wines of Spain. We are establishing a new concept of winery, with your host Estela, which is modern and welcoming and where all ages can value our tastings and events with wines that we can enjoy in the wonderful & productive region of Valencia and country of Spain. With the wines of Vinados S.L and more, what we are trying to do is to offer a product of very high quality but at an affordable price for all. 24/7 Valencia: What are your specialties? As specialties, you can find some very good ‘conservas’ (canned seafood) from Cambados in Galicia, anchovies from Santoña Article © 2019 24/7 Valencia

and pâtés of the Aran Valley near the Pyrennes. We also have Spanish Tapas including cheeses & hams. You will find weekly tapas developed by our Chef Ramonet like rabbit salad with garlic or truffled cheeses with quince. 24/7 Valencia: Can you tell us more about your wines? Mainly, our wines are from the Bodega VINADOS, which has also produced a specific organic wine especially for us, called ‘BEBO Y BEBA’, two grapes and two names also chosen with great care and affection by SALVADOR MARTORELL and our Chef RAMONET. We also have the pleasure of working with Pinor (Che Vins) and ‘Mas vinos’, two suppliers and friends who help us to choose carefully the best wines from all the best wine-growing areas of Spain. Interview by 24/7 Valencia team

LA HUERTA DE RAMONET C/ Lepanto, 4 (near Torres de Quart) Tel: 657 16 79 24 Zona Botánico Open Wednesday: 20h-00.00h Thursday-Saturday:12h -16h / 20.00h-00.00h Sunday: 12h -16h Closed Mondays & Tuesdays facebook: huertaderamonet web: www.lahuerta-rte.es

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ARTS & THEATRE

‘SLURP, GLUG’ Esther Gatón Hasta 21 noviembre

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MUSEUMS / GALLERIES ATENEO MERCANTIL Van Gogh Alive Hasta 17 noviembre

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La mirada de las cosas Hasta 2 febrero 2020 sheela gowda. ‘remains (restos)’ Desde 25 octubre hasta 1 marzo 2020

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CENTRE DEL CARME

‘pasado y presente, la memoria y su construcción’ ana teresa ortega Hasta 1 diciembre ‘preguntes i respostes’ art contemporani DE LA generalitat valenciana Hasta 19 enero 2020 ‘epicentre’. the wrong, bienal internacional de arte digital Hasta 1 marzo 2020 ernesto casero. una historia no tan natural Hasta 2 febrero 2020 exposición ‘VII PREMIO MARDEL ARTES VISUALES 2019’ Hasta 24 noviembre

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(L’Hemisferic, Museu de les Ciencies Principe Felipe, L’Oceanografic) www.cac.es

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EXPOSICIONES IVAM ‘El espíritu de una época’ Ignacio Pinazo en colección IVAM Hasta 29 diciembre ‘TIEMPOS CONVULSOS. Historias y microhistorias en colección IVAM’ Hasta 19 abril 2020 ‘Materia, espacio y tiempo’ Julio González y las vanguardias Hasta 2021 ’un bárbaro en europa’ Jean Dubuffet Hasta 16 febrero 2020 ’Reinventando la representación: Arte holandés de entreguerras’ De 25 septiembre a 19 enero 2020 ’zineb sedira’ De 30 octubre a 26 enero 2020 suma y sigue del arte contemporáneo. sala de la biblioteca Hasta febrero 2020 carmen calvo. los cielos están cosidos Hasta 19 diciembre

INSTITUTO FRANCÉS DE VALENCIA

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CENTRE CULTURAL LA BENEFICÈNCIA

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L’ IBER DE LOS SOLDADITOS DE PLOMO

Exposición permanente: ‘Guardias Españolas, Colecciones Valencianas, Almansa, Vida Cotidiana, Tirant y Serie Histórica’ ‘AVENTURAS EN EL DESIERTO’ Exposición temporal

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Renacimiento Barroco Pintura Gótica La Pintura Académica La Pintura de los Siglos XIX y XX Colección Permanente El inicio de la pintura moderna en España: Sorolla y su tiempo Hasta 30 agosto 2020

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MUSEO VALENCIÀ D’ETNOLOGIA

GALERÍA BENLLIURE

‘Mulholland Drive’ Álex Marco Hasta 21 noviembre ‘Boiler Room’

SEPTEMBER NOVEMber 19 Hasta 5 enero 2020

MuVIM

‘l’AVENTURA DEL PENSAMIENTO’ Exposición permanente ‘TORRE ISLÁMICA’ Exposición permanente ‘VALENCIA SEGÚN EL PARE TOSCA’ Exposición permanente ‘DAVANTALS VIVENCIALS’ Hasta 15 noviembre topografíes de l’anima Hasta 26 enero 2020 moreatón. una exposición de josé morea Hasta 24 noviembre

PLASTIC MURS

Jan Kalab ‘Bent Horizons’ Hasta 8 noviembre ‘doble dirección’ antonio tone y césar goce Desde 15 noviembre

UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA LA NAU

‘gente y lugares’. gabriel cualladó en la colección del ivam Hasta 8 diciembre ISABEL OLIVER, CUARENTA AÑOS DE ARTE COMPROMETIDO (1970-2009) Hasta 3 noviembre vicente ferrer: un predicador de la tardor medieval Hasta 19 enero 2020 tot comenÇa amb una foto De 5 a 11 noviembre exposición solidaria en beneficio de la ong ‘one day yes’ De 14 a 15 noviembre text (no text). libres i pubicacions d’artista. colecció upv De 19 noviembre a 12 enero 2020 riu. rebeca plana De 25 noviembre a 23 febrero 2020

PALAU DE LES ARTS OPERA ‘La finta giardinera’ Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 10 noviembre - 18.00h ‘Les mamelles de tirésias’ francis poulenc 16 noviembre - 19.00h 21 y 22 noviembre - 20.00h 24 noviembre - 18.00h lied - violeta urmana (mezzosoprano) con helmut deutsch al piano en sala principal 17 noviembre - 18.00h

THEATRE / TEATRO CIRCUITO CAFE TEATRO

www.circuitocafeteatro.com

ESPACIO INESTABLE

www.espacioinestable.com

SALA RUSSAFA

www.salarussafa.es

SEPTEMBER19 19 NOVEMber ‘orlando’ De 7 a 11 noviembre ‘maria antonieta’ De 15 a 17 noviembre ‘la boda de la pulga y el piojo’ 23 y 24 noviembre

TEATRO MICALET

‘el moviment’ companyia teatre micalet Hasta 23 de noviembre la biblia contada per xavi castillo (antic i nou testament!!) 2,9,16 y 23 de noviembre concert feliu ventura, presentació de l’álbum ‘convocatoria’ 29 de noviembre

TEATRO OLYMPIA

‘flash dance, el musical’ Hasta 3 noviembre ‘jekyll y hyde, el musical’ De 7 a 10 noviembre ‘ANNIE, el musical’ De 8 a 10 noviembre silvia pérez cruz y marco mezquida 12 de noviembre la última tourné De 14 a 17 de noviembre comandante lara y cía 15 de noviembre circlassica De 21 a 24 noviembre pesadilla en la comedia 22 de noviembre las noches del club de la comedia 23 de noviembre el lago de los cisnes 25 de noviembre el cascanueces 26 de noviembre juntos De 28 noviembre a 8 diciembre

TEATRO TALIA

‘Con poquito me conformo’ Óscar Tramoyeres Hasta 11 enero 2020 por los pelos Hasta 24 de noviembre livianas provincianas 5 noviembre hipnosis y mentalismo - dario piera De 8 noviembre a 3 enero 2020 monologos in love 9 noviembre fuensanta la moneta 12 noviembre la dama boba De 19 noviembre a 24 marzo 2020 cuatro motes manchegos 23 noviembre mestiza De 27 noviembre a 1 diciembre coria castillo y chely capitán 30 noviembre

SALA OFF

C/ Túria, 47 96 384 11 85 / 680 635 105 WWW.OFFVALENCIA.COM 18

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LA MUTANT

www.lamutant.com

CINEMA / CINE FILMOTECA IVAC NOVIEMBRE 2019

CRÍMENES Y SOMBRAS: EL CINE NEGRO CLÁSICO Hasta 31 enero 2020 la alimentación sostenible en el cine Hasta 29 diciembre les arts en la filmoteca Hasta 10 mayo 2020 roberto gavaldón, maestro del melodrama mexicano De 8 octubre a 21 noviembre r.w. fassbinder ‘amor y rabia’ De 11 octubre a 28 junio de 2020 los documentales de la italia fascista sobre la guerra civil española De 6 a 19 noviembre dia mundial de la animación 2019 7 y 8 noviembre menuda filmo: ‘mirai, mi hermana pequeña’ 9, 10 y de 12 a 15 noviembre docs valencia 2019 16 y 17 noviembre netflix en pantalla grande: ¿guerra de sexos? ‘sucedió una noche’ 20 y 21 noviembre la cabina. xii festival internacional de mediometrajes de valencia De 22 a 28 noviembre netflix en pantalla grande: ‘roma’ 29 y 30 noviembre menuda filmo + menuda filmo navidad De 30 noviembre a 4 enero 2020

live music 16 TONELADAS

(Zona Campanar) Calle Ricardo Micó, 3 Facebook 16 Tonelades New rock club and indie disco in the Campanar area, near the Rio Turia.

BLACK NOTE

(Zona Aragón) C/ Polo y Peyrolón, 15 Tel. 96 393 36 63 Top choice for music lovers who love it live. jazz, blues, R’n’B, soul, funk, FLamenco, rock, world music, jam sessions and more... See listings.

CAFÉ DEL DUENDE

CAFÉ MERCEDES JAZZ

(Zona Ruzafa) C/ Sueca, 27 Tel. 96 341 83 78 www.cafemercedes.es

CAFÉ PUB MURNAU

(Zona Blasco Ibañez) C/Impresor Palmert Lambert, 5 Tel: 96 0 093 67 84

DELUXE POP CLUB

(Zona Plaza Cedro) C/ Poeta Mas y Ros 42, Zona Cedro www.deluxepopclub.com

EL ASESINO

(Zona plaza cedro) Plaza Cedro,1 Valencia 46022 Tel:963 55 15 58 wix.com/pub-el-asesino Established in 1984 and open again with live rock music and more…

ELECTROPURA

(Zona Ruzafa) C/ Pinto Salvador Abril, 20 See Facebook for more details Acoustic gigs at 19.30h with indie often being the avour.

ELVIENTO BAR

(Zona Cabanyal) C/ de la Iglesia del Rosario, 8 Movil:606 88 20 00 www.elvientobar.com Live flamenco every Wednesday. Live blues every Thursday.

ENVIVO LIVE SHOWS & FOOD

(Zona Ruzafa) Calle Sevilla, 27 Movil: 665 42 34 20 Newish, fairly spacious live music venue with friendly owners and tapas choices to enjoy too.

ESPAI MUSICAL SKALA

C/ San Vicente Ferrer n17 LLIRIA, Spain Movil: 651 17 03 73 www.facebook.com/EspaiSkala/ Jazz. Soul, Fusion, World Music and more…

FUNKSOCIEDAD

www.facebook.com/FunkSociedad/ ‘FunkSociedad’ is a playful, cultural collective made up of friends and professionals that brings together different artists, DJs, producers and people from the world of entertainment, whose purpose is to support the music scene

GESTALGUINOS

(Zona Carmen) Carrer del Poeta Liern, 33 Tel:963 52 88 99 Jam sessions every week including jazz, blues, flamenco…

HARDROCK CAFÉ VALENCIA Zona Pl Ayuntamiento) Av, Marques de Sotelo, 6

24/7 VALENCIA LISTINGS Tel:962 56 56 53 Live shows every month

JARITÉ ESPAI OBERT

C/Buenos Aires n˚8. (ZONA RUZAFA) Valencia Tel: 658 38 48 59 www.jarite.orgacoustic Acoustic music including tango. Boleros, flamenco, Brazilian, jazz and more…

JERUSALEM

C/ Jerusalem, 55 (Zona Centro) www.jerusalemclub.es Live pop & rock music near the train station…

kafcafe.blogspot.com Atmospheric, literary café-bar with regular live gigs and jams.

LA BULERIA

(City of Arts and Sciences) C/Obispo Jaime Perez, 24 Tel: 96 315 30 58 Live FLamenco show & dinner. www.labuleria.com

JIMMY GLASS NOVEMBER CONCERTS

07 NOV 22:30 - HAMMERLINCK & NAVALÓN 08 NOV 22:30 - ALFIE COPOVI TRIO 09 NOV 22:30 - PERSONAL MATTERS 12 NOV 20:45 - JONATHAN AVISHAI 14 NOV 22:30 - BMJ TRIO 15 NOV 22:30 - SEAN CLAPIS QUARTET 16 NOV 22:30 - KIUMARS VAHEDI QUARTET 18 NOV 20:45 - VIKTORIJA PILATOVIC 20 NOV 20:45 - GEORGE GARZONE´S 4TET 22 NOV 22:30 - RICARDO CURTO TRIO 23 NOV 22:30 - SPHERE TRIO 25 NOV 20:45 - PETROS KLAMPANIS TRIO 28 NOV 20:45 - LAUREN HENDERSON 5TET 29 NOV 20:45 - VICENT COLONQUES TRIO 30 NOV 22:30 - AIR TRIO

KAF CAFE

(Zona Benimaclet) C/Arquitecto Arnau, 16 961131706 - 663 702 960 lk

(Zona Carmen) C/ Plaza Vicente Iborra 4 Tel: 96 0914304 / Mobile: 601320634 www.peterrock.es

Calle Ruaya, 3, (BARRIO ZAIDIA) Movil: 688 92 70 59 lachimeneadezaidia.wordpress.com Live music with flamenco and fusion bands and more…

LA MUTANT

(Zona Puerto) C / Joan Verdeguer, 22-24 www.lamutant.com Live music, theatre, performance art and more…

PETER ROCK CLUB

Bulevar Sur, esq Pío IX (Next to Parque La Rambleta) (Zona Jesús) Tel: 96 0011511 www.larambleta.com Fantastic new live venue with great programme of live music and original and alternative theatre.

ROCK ISLAND MUSIC BAR

LA VITTI (Zona Carmen) C/ Baja, 28 www.jimmyglassjazz.net Legendary and prestigious jazz club in the classic New York style with an authentic jazz atmosphere, integrated on the international live jazz circuit, where every week you can see famous international live bands from the modern jazz world. Mítico y prestigioso club de jazz de estilo neoyorquino, con una átmosfera auténticamente jazzística, donde pueden verse todas las semanas guras internacionales del jazz contemporáneo.

PETER ROCK RESTAURANTE

LA CHIMENEA DE ZAIDIA

LA RAMBLETA

JIMMY GLASS JAZZ BAR

SEPTEMBER NOVEMber 19

(Zona Blasco Ibañez) Plaza Xuquer, 3 Tel:963 38 91 51 Jazz jam sessions on Monday and live soul sessions on Thursdays.

LOCO CLUB

(Zona Juan Llorens) C/ Erudito Orellena, 12 Tel. 96 326 05 26 www.lococlub.org LIVE MUSIC & COLD BEERS +Dj’s A live music venue run by music lovers for music lovers. Un local de música en vivo dirigido por amantes de la música para los amantes de la música.

MONTEREY PUB

(Zona Carmen) C/ Museo, 10 Jazz jam every Wednesday evening.

PALAU DE LA MUSICA

(Zona Túria) Paseo de la Alameda, 30 Tel. (+34) 96 337 50 20 E-mail: info@palauvalencia.com www.palaudevalencia.com Excellent classical music concerts in the Rio Túria gardens with musicians from around the world. See website for current programme.

arte & estudio -photography-

693 704 520 www.victorarandagarcia.es

C/ Quart, 26 (Zona Carmen) www.peterrockclub.com Facebook: PeterRockClub Concerts, Live music in the Barrio del Carmen with the emphasis on ROCK! (Zona Benimaclet) Calle Enrique Navarro, 8

MATISSE CLUB

(Zona Plaza Cedro) C/ Ramon de Campoamor, 60 www.matisseclub.com Live music with very eclectic programme.

THE HOPS

(Zona Patraix) C/ Beato Nicolás Factor, 32 Movil:671 305332 Live rock, indie, jazz and world music.

TRANQUILO MUSICA

www.tranquilomusica.com Bringing you the best local, national and international indie bands to Valencia. Keep up the good work!

UNA COSA RARA

(Zona Juan Llorens) C/ Villanueva y Gascons, 2 Tel: 96 327 06 72 www.unacosarara.com Some quality local bands to accompany your Mediterranean meal at this ‘Bistro Musical’ including Jazz, Flamenco, Blues, Fusion, World Music and more...

WAH-WAH

(Zona Blasco Ibáñez) C/ Campoamor, 52 Tel. 96 356 39 42 / 645 792 674 www.wahwahclub.com National and international indie-rock & pop in a student zone...

CLUBS

SEPTEMBER19 19 NOVEMber

Zona Alameda AZZA VALENCIA @PALAUALAMEDA C/Arquitecto Mora, 2 palaualameda.com/espacios/azza/ The new “place to be!” From house to 80s to hip-hop to indietronica, depending on the night. Cocktails galore and dancefloor!

Zona Aragón

CARIBBEAN’S ARAGÓN

C/ Bélgica, 5 House and pop, good mix of DJs and popular with students of all nationalities!

Zona Blasco Ibáñez LA3

Avenida Blaso Ibañez, 111 Indietronica, hits, rock & pop, urban sounds… New location for this legendary club!

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GO BAR VLC

( Up! Hostel@Main train station) C/Xativa, 24

KRAKEN

C/ San Dionisio, 3 Feel ‘heavy metal’ and like hard rock? Plenty of like-minded souls in a loud bar. Rock on!

MR MONKEY VLC

C/ Alta, 11 Excellent cocktails and electronica DJ sessions…

MONTEREY PUB

C/ Museo,10 Jazz Jam sessions, rock & roll and more...

PAN DE QUESO

C/ Serranos, 19 Tel:96 3 924 841 Variety of Brazilian cheeses breads, natural juices, croquettes and lovely little terrace.

Zona City of Arts & Sciences L’UMBRACLE

PICCADILLY DISCOTECA CLUB

C/ dels Tomassos, 12. Valencia. One of the wildest and most fun clubs in Valencia

OVEN CLUB

Gran Vía Germanías 31 Valencia 46006 Movil: 687 24 55 49 Electronic club in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

XTRA LRGE PLAYGROUND

Gran Via Germanias, 21(esq Cadiz

Zona Juan Llorens MAGAZINE CLUB

Pza / Perez Escrich, 18 Magazine has become an essential part of the rock’n’roll scene in Valencia.

Zona El Carmen GONG

C/ Concordia, 3 (near C/ Caballeros) www.facebook.com/gongvlc Subterranean spot in El Carmen to satisfy the underground explorer. 20

UPPER CLUB

Gran Via ques del Turia, 40 www.upperclub.es

BOWIE DISCOTHEQUE

C/Marti, 4 Naughty and nice with classic disco for people who love to dress up and stay out late!

Zona Plaza Honduras LA PELIGRO

Plaza Honduras, 37 Tel:693 69 88 19 Open Thurs/Fri/Sat 02.00h -07.00h Ska, Groove, Reggae, Garage, Rock’n’roll and more…

AKUARELA PLAYA Eugenia Viñes, 152. Playa Malvarrosa

AMSTEL ART. VELES E VENTS Edificio Veles e Vents, Planta 0, 46024 Valencia veleseventsvalencia.es/

Zona Ruzafa C/Carlos Cervera, 23 Movil: 678 64 49 41 Electronica, Funk, House and more in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

Zona Canovas

Zona Puerto / Playa

Av. Del Saler, 5 www.umbracleterraza.com Fantastic terrace! Quality cocktails. Commercial music. Popular with the get dressed up crowd. Open from 18h until 7am Thursdays to Sundays MYA (el Club de l’Umbracle) is downstairs and open Thursdays to Saturdays with commercial house music a fixture.

LATEX

LIVE MUSIC OF ALL GENRES WITH DJS BETWEEN SETS. Tapas available. The specialist DJs on Fridays and Saturdays from 23.30-- 3.30h. Private parties, cocktails and montaditos available. Fiestas privadas, cocteles y montaditos.

CHIRINGUITO ELOCHO RADIO CITY

C/ Santa Teresa, 19 Tel: 96 391 41 51 A legendary club in Valencia’s old town. Free, eclectic disco. MONDAY: HIP-HOP JAM. TUESDAY: LIVE FLAMENCO. WEDNESDAY: REGGAE JAM. THURSDAY:FUNK TIME. Funky and friendly club.

SLAVIA

Plaza San Jaime, 8. Slavia is a long-established classic of the Carmen scene. Open since 1996, with an ample selection of cocktails, gins and beers.

ÚNIC

Plaza Sant Jaume, 1

VIBORA SAVAGE ROCK’N’ ROLL CLUB C/ Quart, 47

Zona calle Jesús FUNKADELIA

(ZONA PATACONA) Calle de la Patacona Alboraya facebook.com/pg/chiringuitoelocho

HIGH CUBE

La Marina de Valencia Tel: 963 37 47 20 www.highcube.es Dance music by the port.

CHILL OUT Zona Botánico

LA CAVA DE MARTE

C/ Guillem de Castro, 133 Movil:629 90 13 96

LO DE PONXE EN EL KINTO PINO

Plaza Rojas Clemente, 5 Tel: 96 00394 Alternative taberna with vegan food and good value too…

Zona Cabanyal BAR LAPACA

C/ del Rosario, 30 Móvil: 637 86 05 28 Very popular hangout for the alternative crowd with tapas and beer at good prices.

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BAR WORK IN PROGRESS C/ Marti Grajales, 13 Tel:96 071 57 89

BODEGA LA PESETA

C/ Cristo del Grao, 16 Móvil: 637 86 05 28 Attractive, bohemian interior with crowd to match. Tortilla is a speciality.

LA BATISFERA

C/ Carlos Ros, 32 Tel:96 2045846 www.labatisfera.com New and already popular! Books, magazines, bar, drinks and music! Multi-space in the hip barrio of Cabanyal from the good people of Ubik Café..

LA FÁBRICA DEL HIELO

C/ Pavia, 37 Set in the increasingly hip barrio of Cabanyal. Art space with café-bar, art exhibitions, live music and more.

LA PILONA - CAFÉ Y CULTURA

(Teatre El Musical) Plaza del Rosario 3, Cabanyal Movil: 611 41 76 84 New creative space at the ‘Teatre el Musical’. La Pilona is diversity, love, art, culture, live music, theatre, improvisation and cold beer!

Zona calle Jesús CRACOVIA BAR

Good mixed crowd of students, locals, visitors and a very popular terraza. Open 10:30h and all day until late. Lots of bocadillos, coffees and beers. Barça and Levante football on TV at the weekend. A legendary cafe-bar that is 36 years old. Set in the historic centre. Breakfast, lunch and dinner available everday. Salads, sandwiches, Snacks, Montaditos, Desserts. Fine choice of cocktails including Mojito, Daiquiri, Bloody Mary. Agua de Valencia, Sangria & Paella too. Warm interior and beautiful terrace. Un clásico del centro histórico, terraza amplio, interior relajado, tapas y cócteles. Bohemio, literario, y abierto a todos.

BUENA ONDA

C/ Murillo, 9 Tel:96 0881730 Spanish & Italian tapas, craft beers, cosy setting near Torres de Quart…

CAFÉ MUSEU

C/ Museu, 7 Tel: 960 72 50 47 Facebook: Café-Museu Bohemia at its best. Tortilla, cheese, ham, esgarraet, alhambra, Turia Marzen, Voll Damn, auctions, liberal crowd, lovely terraza.

CAFÉ DEL NEGRITO

C/ Alcira, 25 Tel: 963 287 456 www.cracoviabar.com Groovy café-bar with healthy cuisine, art exhibitions, live gigs, DJ and more!

Plaza del Negrito, 1. 46001 Tel. 96 391 42 33 Mov. 665 13 05 28 Classic Carmen hangout. Liberal 30-somethings, arty crowd, lots of people wearing glasses!

BEAT BREW BAR

C/ Alta, 4 605 13 77 81 CAFÉ, COCINA ESPAÑOLA, OPCIONES VEGETARIANAS.

Zona El Carmen

C/Murillo, 22 Friendly welcome. Excellent Coffees, teas, infusions…

SEPTEMBER NOVEMber 19 del carmen in Valencia with more than 30 years of history. This is a relaxing, agreeable and welcoming place where you can enjoy the best of teas and coffees. Specializing in AGUA DE VALENCIA. Un lugar tranquilo,agradable y acogedor donde disfrutar cada dia de los mejores tes y cafés.Especializados en el AGUA DE VALENCIA (LA MEJOR) hecha de formatradicional, con una amplia variedad de COCKTAILS

CHRISTOPHER LEE

C/ Pinzón, 17 Movil: 664 422 202 Cocktail specialists since 1971. Hidden away and with a distinctive vintage interior, just a stone’s throw from the Torres de Quart.

ESPAI SEDA

C/ Hospital, 7 Tel:96 1 063 165 Lovely setting! Newish Gastrobar with Lounge & impressive Café Terrace.

LA CAVA DEL NEGRET

C/ Calatrava, 15 Tel: 96 392 33 01 Tel: 963 923 301 lacavadelnegret.com/ A classic in Valencia. Cosy cafe-bar located in the emblematic Plaza del Negrito.

L’ERMITA

C/ Obispo Don Jerónimo, 4 Movil: 615 692 580 Cultural café bar with live music events. Near C/ Caballeros.

CAFÉ TERTULIA 1900

LOLITA COCKTAIL BAR

EL CAFETÍN CAFÉ LISBOA

Pl. Dr. Collado, 9 Tel. 96 391 94 84 An excellent café bar in one of Valencia’s most atmospheric plazas.

Calle Santo Cáliz, 7 46001 606145563 We are in the heart of the city, next to the cathedral and a few meters from the Miguelete. Finally Valencia has a cozy place with spectacular cocktail service. A new concept in elegance and comfort in the purest Art Déco Lounge style.

MONTEREY BAR & DISCOS

C/ Baja, 46B (Barrio del Carmen)

SEPTEMBER19 19 NOVEMber Tel: 96 3917 929 www.montereydiscos.es info@montereydiscos.es facebook: montereybardiscos montereydiscos.bandcamp.com/ Monday –Friday 17h-01h Saturday 12h-15 / 18h-01.30h Sunday and holidays: 18h-01h

RINCON LATINO

C/ Gobernador Viejo, 10 Latin flavor and long-established.. Hidden away in a quiet corner of the old town, this has a fantastic selection of cocktails. Strictly no telephone number, no wi-fi, no website and barely has mobile phone coverage. Great! One for those in the know…

24/7 VALENCIA LISTINGS Tel:96 3 289 145 www.laescueladeruzafa.org Urban hip! Distinctive & attractive multi-use space. Bar plus different rooms with a nice open-air terraza at the back…

LA TAVERNAIRE

C/ Dénia, 18 Tel: 605 838 299 Bohemian cafe-bar, vegetarian dishes, live music Wednesdays.

LA PINÇA

C/ Pintor Salvador Abril, 34 Tel: 96 3 25 05 82 / 693 593 037 Arty and welcoming café-bar.

UBIK CAFÉ

Calle Literato Azorín 13 Valencia www.facebook.com/ubikcafe Mon-Tues: 17h - 01:30h Wed-Sun: 12h - 01:30h Thurs: 12h - 02:00h Fri-Sat: 12h - 03:00h Emblematic of the buzzing barrio of Ruzafa.

Zona Plaza Xúquer ROCAFULL CAFE

Pl. Xuquer, 14 www.rocafull.tk A key meeting point of the ‘indie’ community.

LA SALAMANDRA

SANT JAUME

C/ Caballeros, 51 Tel. 96 391 24 01 Valencia Café society par excellence. Set in what may be the best corner of the centro histórico, this long established café bar has a cosmopolitan crowd, lots of room upstairs and one of the best terrazas in the city. Watch the characters stroll down C/Caballeros. Sant Jaume es un clásico del centro histórico con unas de las mejores terrazas en Valencia.

Plaza Xúquer, 6 Long-established and run by the amiable Hector. Off the beaten track, a bar known for its authentic ‘Agua de Valencia.’ He knows how to make it properly! Lovely terrace too.

Zona Benimaclet CAMINITO

C/ Santo Espíritu, 14 Reservations: 601 169 069 / 601 244 546 Great tapas bar with big terrace and deservedly popular with local bohemian crowd...

RIVENDEL RESTO BAR

world food cooking Juice therapy • local artesanal beers • fairtrade tea and coffee workshops and special events • Sunday BRUNCH Facebook: La Ola Fresca Valenbisi: 116 Comidas del mundo, servicio excelente, sabroso y actividades cada semana.

Zona City of Arts & Sciences LA PEQUEÑA PASTELERIA DE MAMÁ

C/Poeta Josep Cervera y Grifol, 14. Delightful bakery of the highest quality with cakes and teas to savour. Lovely staff with lots of experience and acoustic live music sessions too!

Zona Puerto

TERRAZA MALABAR

Edi cio Veles e Vents Movil: 682 613 446 / 677 72 53 21

GAY / LESBIAN CÓDIGO G

Gay Discoteca & Club (Zona Ruzafa) Carrer dels Tomassos, 14. A Gay disco, next to Russafa market. 3 floors with House, Disco, Guateque, Pop, Petardeo. WEB: codigog-club.blogspot.com.es facebook: codigog

LA BELLA DE CADIZ

C/ Cadiz, 54 Facebook labelladecadiz54

LA PECERA

C/ Cadiz, 86 Tel: 639 517 703 Popular with lesbians in evenings. Open to all.

PEKADO

Pl. Vicente Iborra, 9 Tel. 96 392 41 39 The seven deadly sins are served after you enter the gates of hell of this restaurant.

QART CAFÉ

C/ Hospital, 18 Tel: 96 392 32 08 www.rivendelrestobar.com

C/ Guillem de Castro, 80

SANT MIQUEL

Pl. Sant Miquel, 13 Tel. 96 392 31 29

TETERIA TISANA

C/Moret, 4 (just off C/Roteros) Music includes: Ultra-mod, ye-ye, Garage, Britpop 60s. Freak-Beat

THE LOUNGE CAFÉ-BAR

Estameñeria Vieja 2 (behind La Lonja) Tel: 96 391 80 94, www.theloungecafebar.com

TROMBON

C/ Moret, 10 (near Plaza del Carmen)

Zona Ruzafa LA ESCUELA C/ Denia, 32 22

LA OLA FRESCA

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NUNCADIGONO GAY CRUISING SEXBAR

C/Doctor Monseratt,28 (near Torres de Quart) Open every day from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Happy hours every day from 6pm to 9pm. (2 X 1) Bar, Videos, Dark rooms, Labyrinths, Glory holes, Slings, Cabins. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: Naturist Sex Party / slip (from 10pm) Friday: Live Porn Show Saturday: Lottery Draw Sunday: Sandwich party Abierto todos los días de 13h a 04H Happy hours todos los días de 18h a 21h. (2 X 1) Bar, Videos, Cuartos oscuros, Laberintos, Glory holes, Slings, Cabinas. Lunes, Miércoles, Jueves : Fiesta Sex naturista / slip (a partir de 22h) Viernes : Live Show Porno Sábado : Sorteo Domingo : Sandwich party Web : www.nuncadigono.es

SPARTACUS

C/ Flassanders, 8 Gay sex shop

TRAPEZZIO CAFÉ

PLAZA MÚSICO LÓPEZ CHÁVARRI, 2

TRADITIONAL PUBS LA BIRRA DE BRIAN

Gran Via Germanias, 29 Tel:96 0 650 756 www.labirradebrian.com

ZONA ABASTOS GEORGE BEST

tro-655113761568834 Open Monday to Sunday from 11h-01.30h Bear Club Centro is a new Irish pub in the centre of town, near Plaza Ayuntamiento. They have a friendly & upbeat staff who always make us feel welcome. There are a good range of beers including Guinness, Foster’s, Murphy’s, Heineken, Affligem, Aguila and more. Regarding food, you can savour bocadillos, sandwiches, hamburgers, salads and lovely tapas including calamares, patatas bravas, sepia and more. Enjoy televised sports including football (La Liga, Champions & Europa league) golf, tennis, basketball and more. Reserve your room for private events. There are 3 floors. Enjoy group dinners in a private lounge with closed menu and open bar during dinner. More than 25 kinds of beers to choose from!

BEERS & TRAVELS BAR

Plaza Manises, 3 Tel: 96 392 60 50 Zona Carmen Facebook Beers and Travels Bar www.beersandtravels.com ‘Beers & Travels Bar’ is a traditional pub set in the heart of the old town and just a stone’s throw from the legendary Torres de Serranos. At the pub, you will nd 13 different drinks on tap, which includes beers from Ireland and ‘Maleoc’ cider from Galicia. Check out their ‘O’Hara’ Red, Pale Ale and Black beers.

BIRRA & BLUES BREW PUB VALENCIA

Av. Maria Cristina, 12 Tel: 96 392 56 41 Zona Centro Valencia 46001 www. birraeblues.com

FINNEGAN’S

Pl. de la Reina Tel: 96 392 28 62 www.finnegansofdublin.es

LLÚPOL CELLER CERVESES C/ Moro Zeit, 2 Valencia Movil: 639 03 60 06

SAINT MARTIN’S URBAN IRISH

C/ Alzira, 12 Great name, good beers, indie music. The fifth Beatle would surely have approved. Where did it all go right?

Calle Abadía de San Martin, 2 (near San Vicente) Tel: +34963942171 46002 Valencia info@saintmartins.es

ZONA EL CARMEN

C/ Danzas / Cajeros (Near La Lonja) Tel: 961 054 050 Facebook: the market cerveza artesana

BEAR CLUB

C/ MARIA CRISTINA, 5 Zona Centro (near Mercado Central & Plaza Ayuntamiento) Tel: 96 3 52 96 19 www.facebook.com/Bear-Club-Cen-

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ZONA CANOVAS

ST. PATRICK’S IRISH PUB

Gran Vía Marqués del Turia, 69 Tel: 96 351 36 42 www.stpatricksvalencia.com “A true Irish pub” that knows the craic! Friendly helpful international staff who speak Spanish and English! FREE WIFI to all customers. Open every day from 4pm ‘till late! Lots of events: Live Music every Friday at 23h. Parties with prizes. Open Saturday and Sunday at 13:00h pm. Reservations at info@stpatricksvalencia.com See Facebook for more details!

PORTLAND ALE HOUSE

C/ Salamanca 10 Yes! Valencia’s rst true American pub, run by a friendly American team with draft beers available, sports and an increasingly mixed crowd of locals, visitors and English and Spanish speakers.

ZONA CEDRO

CRUZ DEL SUR SHAMBALA

C/ de Campoamor Teléfono: 963 55 27 32 Traditional pub with plenty of beers plus tapas and cocktails.Warm interior. Bar de tapas, especialmente salazones, y cócteles con decoración cálida de paneles de madera y terraza.

ZONA Avenida Aragón

MANOLO EL DEL BOMBO

Pl. Valencia Club de Fútbol, 5 Tel: 96 930 460

ZONA PLAZA XUQUER MAX MAX

C/ Vinalopó, 11 (Pl. Xúquer) Tel: 96 362 68 67 http://maxmaxvalencia.blogspot.com 23

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RESTAURANTS AFRO-CUBAN BABALÚ

C/ Manyans 17 (next to Pl. RedonDA) Tel: 96 315 50 40

ARABIC BALANSIYA

Paseo de las Facultades, 3 Authentic Moroccan cuisine in a beautiful and spacious interior www.balansiya.com

DUKALA

Dr Sanchis Bergon, 27 Excellent Moroccan cuisine with a beautiful interior and experienced owners. Set in the mellow barrio of Botanico by the Rio Turia gardens.

SAHARA (ZONA CARMEN)

C/ del Mar, 52 Tel: 96 394 32 76 Movil: 698 579 148 www.sahararestaurante.com

FRENCH

24/7 VALENCIA LISTINGS a very pleasant stay. La Cocina Francesa es una especialidad. Con una ubicación tranquila detrás de la misma iglesia de San Nicolás, este restaurante bien establecido que se ha convertido en una referencia en Valencia y no solo por su ubicación, sino también por la amabilidad de su personal y la calidad de sus tapas y productos, que es el cocina de mercado

FUSION RESTAURANT KAIKAYA

Plaza Ayuntamiento, 10 Tel:96 0446480 www.kaikayarestaurante.com Japanese- Brazilian fusion in the heart of town!

NIKKEI

C/ Lepanto, 26 (Zona Botánico) Tel:96 3113 578 Movil:651974299 Attractive & tasty ‘Japanese-Peruvian’ fusion of cuisine in the increasingly hip & understated barrio of Botáncio.

GREEK EL RINCON GRIEGO

C/ Conde Montornes, 23 (just off C/ Mar and corner of Poeta Liern) Tel: 96 394 4443 Mobile: 639608867 www.stratosm.es Zona Carmen

HAWAIIAN CITY POKE

Clariano, 4 Tel:96 1029 000 www.citypoke.es

SAN NICOLÁS RESTAURANTE

Plaça del Forn in Sant Nicolau, 8 Valencia Tel: 963915984 / Movil: 683105376 WHATSAPP fb: restaurantesaNnicolasvalencia Opening hours: From Monday to Sunday from 12 a.m. to 5 p.m. (closed Tuesday). Quality French cuisine is a speciality. Cosily located behind the baroque church of San Nicolás, this long-established restaurant that has become a reference in Valencia and not only because of its location, but also because of the friendliness of its staff and the quality of its tapas and product, which is market cuisine. They offer a daily homemade menu and a tasting menu with 5 first and 5 seconds. The warm decor of the restaurant makes San Nicolás a perfect place for group celebrations. The experience, quality and good service guarantee 24

INDIAN / PAKISTANI BHARAT

C/ Moratín n14 corner w/ Calle Las Barcas (Just off Plaza Ayuntamiento) Mobile: 632 17 82 06 www.restaurantbharat.com Open Tuesday to Sunday 13.30h -16h / 19.30h -24h Authentic Indian restaurant that is both Indian run & owned and set right in the centre of Valencia. Beautifully designed interior, helpful staff, really tasty cuisine and wide choice of curries and dishes to choose from with all tastes catered for. This is the real deal! The proof is in the pudding, ‘Bharat’ has become so popular in Benidorm over the last 15 years that they have opened this newish branch in the city of Valencia! Auténtico restaurante indio que es de gestión y propiedad india y está ubicado justo en el centro de Valencia. Un interior hermosamente diseñado, un © 2019 24/7 Valencia

personal atento, una cocina realmente sabrosa y una amplia variedad de curries y platos para elegir con todos los gustos atendidos. ‘Bharat’ se ha vuelto tan popular en Benidorm en los últimos 15 años que han abierto esta nueva sucursal en la ciudad de Valencia!

ITALIAN ZONA BOTANICO LA FORCOLA

C/ Borrull, 29 Tel: 963 155 909 www.laforcola.com

ZONA EL CARMEN ANÓMALO RESTAURANTE

C/ de la Crau, 4 (Zona Carmen) Movil:699587148 /679580624 Charming, family run restaurant with intimate setting.

AL POMODORO

C/ del Mar, 22 Tel: 96 391 48 00, www.viciositalianos.com Very popular, good value, great pizza.

BACCO D.O.C.

C/ Derechos 29, bajo (1 min from La Lonja) Tel: 96 391 19 65 This is the real deal. Bacco D.O.C. is a distinctive and authentic Italian restaurant in the centre of the historic Barrio del Carmen. It is original, good fun and it is baroque! It has a stunning cave-like interior of “bejewelled and mirrored” stalagmites and stalactites, tasteful lighting, lots of nooks and crannies and three floors. Restaurante muy distinto, con el interior como una cueva. Muy romántico para parejas. Carta extensa de pizzas y pastas.

LA PAPPARDELLA

C/ Bordadores, 5 (next to Cathedral) Tel: 96 391 89 15 www.viciositalianos.com Popular Italian restaurant without pizza and emphasis on Piadinas and pastas.

LA STRADA

C/ Quart 17 Tel: 96 392 41 77 Excellent! Hip pizzeria and pasta restaurant just a brief stroll from Torres de Quart. 8€ daytime menus, around 15€ at night. Salads, antipasti, piadine, italian tapas, pizza, pasta, meat and FIsh dishes. Wines from many regions of Italy.

ZONA CANOVAS DON SALVATORE

C/ Conde de Altea, 41 Tel: 96 334 13 04 www.donsalvatore.com Spot the Valencia footballer!

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LAMBRUSQUERÍA

C/ Conde Altea, 31 - 36 Tel: 96 334 07 53 lambrusqueria.wordpress.com George Clooney did eat here!

JAPANESE KENTO

Cirilo Amorós, 18 / San Vicente 36 / San Vicente 100 Movil: 616 611 289 www.kentoshop.com Healthy Japanese take away and eat in with reasonable prices.

KOKURA AUTOMATIC SUSHI

Plaza Pere Borrego I Galino, 10 (C/ Alta con Na Jordana) Tel: 96 3 911 102 www.kokura.es

MOMIJI

Mercado de Colon. Tel: 960 709 175 www.momji.es Quality Japanese cuisine in upmarket surroundings.

RAMEN KUMA

Pintor Salvador Abril, 6 Tel: 963 11 94 29 Homemade & authentic Japanese cuisine in the hip barrio of Ruzafa.

TORA (TABERNA JAPONESA)

C/ Pedro III El Grande , 13 Tel: 96 311 94 29 Great! Finally, an authentic Japanase taberna in Valencia run by a Japanese & Valencian couple!

MEXICAN AMEYAL

Conde de Salvatierra, 39 Tel: 96 3205 837 / 96 3 236 153 www.ameyal.es

ZONA ARRANCAPINS

cerveza”. Cerrado los lunes. Hablamos castellano e inglés. facebook.com/PalardiRestobar

MEDITERRANEAN BON GUST

C/ Corretgeria, 40 Tel: 96 3 155 063 www.restaurantebongust.com “We are a small Mediterranean cuisine restaurant where we enjoy fusing the different flavours of the world.

PERUVIAN & MEDITERRANEAN SIMALÚ C/ Caballeros, 10 Tel: 96 1 93 03 57 www.simalurestaurante.com

Classy Peruvian restaurant of the highest quality in terms of product and presentation. This is authentic Peruvian cuisine with real flavours of the land.

QUINA

C/ Antonio Suarez, 29 Tel:96 2 140 048

Peruvian cuisine in the upmarket Aragón zone. Fresh market produce and diverse carta.

PORTUGUESE CAFÉ PESSOA

C/ Literato Azorin, 2 Tel: 96 341 75 14 Great! An authentic Portuguese café bar with lovely cocktails and trendy interior.

LA CONSERVA

Literato Azorin, 18 Movil: 697 95 52 94

SPANISH / VALENCIAN ZONA ALAMEDA ÀTIC RESTÓ @PALAUALAMEDA

Calle Arquitecto Mora, 2 Tel: +34 963 545 176 palaualameda.com/espacios/atic “Showcooking in the sky.” Combining the traditional with the vanguard.

PÍLSENER PALARDI CAFFE RESTOBAR

C/ Cuenca, 31. Come and chill on our terrace, in this new friendly cafe bar. Copas, cócteles, coffee and great food. Every Thursday is the day of “ Burger and Beer”. Closed Mondays. Fridays is Fish Friday. Fish and chips. English and Spanish spoken. Every Wednesday, Menu de TACOS (Chicken or Vegetarian) 9.95€ Relajate en nuestra terraza y bar acogedor. Copas, cócteles y buena comida. Cada jueves es el día de “haburguesa y

Alameda, 38 Tel:96 3 370 211 Upmarket restaurant that specializes in fish dishes.

ZONA CABANYAL CASA CARMELA

Isabel de Villena, 155 Playa de Malvarrosa Tel:96 3 710 073 / 616 954 842 Specializing in authentic paella cooked over wood. Established in 1922.

LA ALEGRÍA DE LA HUERTA

Paseo Maritimo, Modulo 6 Playa de Malvarrosa Tel:96 3 550 507 / Movil:665 87 03 39

SEPTEMBER NOVEMber 19 Typical Valencian cuisine. Emblematic, family-run restaurant for over 40 years.

O’DONNELL CABANYAL

(Menjar i Buere) C/ Marino Sirera, 14 Tel: 963 54 77 57 www.odonnellcabanyal.com Seafood specialists by the sea. Rice & meat dishes and good selection of wines.

ZONA CENTRO EL POBLET

C/ Correos, 8 Valencia Tel: 961 11 11 06 www.elpobletrestaurante.com/ Beautiful presentation with excellent product. Very popular with locals, inspired & run by chef Quique Dacosta’s Michelin star restaurant in Denia…

RESTAURANTE HAUS VALENCIA

Calle San Vicente, 19 46002, Valencia, España Teléfono Fijo. 960 221 491 Reservas. 662 389 056 Email: hausvalencia@gmail.com www.facebook.com/hausvlc www.elhaus.es Open everyday from morning until past midnight. Great for couples, the family and groups with lunch & dinner menus. Beautiful, modern and fresh interior with large terrace to watch the world go by with your Continental breakfast, Spanish & Mediterranean lunches or dinners. Wide range of dishes to savour including Valencian paella and rice choices, delicious salads, iberico meats & hams & quality cheese selections, tortilla, fried eggs & bacon, patatas bravas, croquettes, burgers, Russian Salad, Spanish tapas, pastas, and many types of tasty sandwiches! Coffees & croissants and cakes too. Enjoy Gins, Rums, Cocktails, Fruit Juices, Beers & Wines too…

LLISA NEGRA

C/ Pascual y Genís, 10 www.llisanegra.com Creative cuisine with excellent product. World-famous chef Quique Dacosta’s latest restaurant is now open in 2019.

MERCAT DE LA REINA

Plaza de la Reina, 19 Tel:96 3 925 789 Tasty pinchos & tapas all day in the historic centre. Award-winning chef won a prestigious “best bocadillo in Spain” prize, which made the national news! 25

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ZONA CITY OF ARTS & SCIENCES RESTAURANTE SUBMARINO (L’OCEANOGRAFIC)

Carrer d’Eduardo Primo Yúfera, 1B 46013 València TEL: (+34) 662 860 595 / email: rsubmarino@oceanografic.org web: restaurante-submarino A different experience. Inside L’Oceanografic of the City of Arts and Sciences. Dine underwater with fish swimming by… while you dine!

24/7 VALENCIA LISTINGS groups and couples and plenty of attractive nooks and crannies. Fresh Mediterranean cuisine including seafood, Spanish tapas and rice dishes including genuine paella! An ample selction of wines and great Gin’n’Tonics. Cocina mediterránea fresca incluyendo mariscos, tapas españolas y platos de arroz, incluyendo paella genuina! Una amplia selección de vinos y grandes Gin’n’Tonics.

ZONA PLAZA AYUNTAMIENTO ALKAZAR

EL RACO DE CARABASSES

C/Mallorquins, 1 Tel:96 394 51 15 Authentic Valencian and Spanish cuisine next to the Mercado Central. Dig the arroz al horno!

EL TAP

C/ Roteros, 9 Tel:96 3 912 627 Warm interior. Fresh, quality product in the historic centre.

ESCALONES DE LA LONJA C/ Pere Compte, 3

C/. Mosén Femades, 9 y 11 (Zona peatonal/ Pedestrian street) Just off Plaza Ayuntamiento 46002 Valencia · T. 96 352 95 75 · 96 351 55 51 www.restaurantealkazar.com

HARD ROCK CAFÉ

Avenida Marqués de Sotelo, 6 Tel:96 2565653 www.hardrock.com Enjoy food, music and more…

LOTELITO VALENCIA ROOMS & BAR

C/ Barcas, 13 Tel: 96 206 78 52 Movil: (+34) 656 265 229 www.lotelitovalencia.com You can enjoy breakfast early in the morning, almuerzo around midday, lunch or dinner a la carta or menu as well as enjoy a wide range of spirits & cocktails.

VUELVE CAROLINA

www.vuelvecarolina.com C/ Correos, 8

ZONA EL CARMEN 64 Restaurant

C/ Guillem de Castro, 64 TEL: 963 27 01 01 64restaurante.es New! Top quality Mediterranean & world cuisine that marries vanguard presentation with traditional ingredients.

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EL BOTIJO

C/ San Miguel s/n www.tascaelbotijo.com Spanish tasca in the Barrio Carmen! Great terraza & excellent service, great variety of delicious tapas, a top ensaladilla rusa and nice cheeses too. Good selection of beers & wines. Kitchen and bar is open everyday from 9h -01.30h. Clasica tasca situada en el Barrio del Carmen, cocina siempre abierta, servicio excelente, gran variedad de tapas, vinos y cervezas.

BAR ALMUDIN

C/ Almudin,14. Near Plaza del Virgen. Tapas bar since 1932. Rice dishes, tapas, wines and spirits. Attractive and well-established. An old-fashioned interior with real character. No telephone number. You have to visit in person to make a reservation!

EL ARENAL DEL CARMEN

C/ Calatrava, 6 Tel: 96 009 16 57 Beautiful old building, located in a mellow corner of the historic centre, with lots of space for 26

C/ Obispo Don Jerónimo 8 Tel: 961 043 540 www.escueladearrocesypaellas.com info@escueladearrocesypaellas. com Highly popular with discerning customers and for all the right reasons. This is an authentic Valencian restaurant where you not only savour Valencia paella you can also take a certi ed course in order to become pro cient in cooking your own paella! This includes a trip to Mercado Central to pick the ingredients as well as cooking with an expert chef in one of their 2 restaurants. Check it out! Paella auténtica valenciana con cursos de paella ofrecidos por expertos cocineros.

FOC BISTRÓ

C/ Caballeros, 12 Tel:96 3 916 271 Valencian fusion cuisine, rock’n’roll music and draught beers. What more do you need?

DOS AGUAS

C/ Marqués de Dos Aguas, 6 Tel: 96 251 64 26 Good value Spanish menu del días, great view.

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EL RALL

Pl. Tundidores, 2 Tel: 96 392 20 90 Legendary paella restaurant, prime location by La Lonja and Plaza Negrito. Restaurante legendario de paellas y más arroces. Bien situado entre La Lonja y Plaza Negrito. Terraza encantadora. © 2019 24/7 Valencia

C/ Músico Peydró, 9 Tel. 96 315 45 88 Set in a quiet corner of the atmospheric old town. Run by a friendly and experienced owner, enjoy wonderful homemade Mediterranean cooking.

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LA ASTILLA

presentation with a loyal and cosmopolitan clientele. Clean & attractive vintage style interior.

PLAZA VICENTE IBORRA, 3 TEL: 96 0 435 672 / 693 501 430 Mediterranean cuisine with friendly & experienced staff.

MERCAT DE LA REINA

Plaza de la Reina, 19 Tel:96 3 925 789 / Movil:629381846

LA CARAGOLA

C/ Mossen Sorell, 9 Movil:615992803

OCHO Y MEDIO

Plaza Lope de Vega, 5 Tel: 96 392 20 22 www.elochoymedio.com

LA BOTIFARRA

Calle Pinzón, 12 Movil: 34 616 75 86 24 http://botifarra.es/ Hidden away in a quiet side street, this is a classic and authentic Valencian & Mediterranean tapas bar of the Barrio del Carmen…

LA CARME

C/ Soguers, 2 Tel: 96 392 2532 30 years old emblematic restaurant of the Barrio del Carmen with Mediterranean dishes and cosy yet spacious interior.

LA CARAGOLA

C/ Mosen Sorell, 9 Movil: 615 99 28 03

OSTRAS PEDRIN

L’APLEC

C / Roteros, 9 (near Torres de Serranos) Movil: 696 119986 Bar - restaurant to go for tapas. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon to closing. Closed Monday. Spontaneous atmosphere, friendly and fun. Home cooking. Drinks and hot tapas with a hint of fun. Easy to nd as it is just a stoneʼs throw from the Torres de Serranos. Nice and spacious interior too! L’ Aplec has a great terrace. Enjoy their homemade, fresh and authetic paella to order in advance for groups. Enjoy classic and original Spanish tapas. Gay & Lesbian friendly. Tapas caseras, divertidas, servicio amable y buenas paellas para encargar. Muy cerca de Torres de Serranos. Auténticamente español y abierto a todos.

LA LOLA

LA PILARETA

C/ Moro Zeit Tel: 96 391 04 97 Every major Spanish city has a tapas bar regarded as ‘quintessential’. Established in 1917, this one is high up on the list in many guides. Veteran waiters serve excellent tapas: habas, ensaladilla rusa and the famous mussels. Open daily midday to midnight just off Plaza Tossal, not hard to nd. Now that’s what we call atmosphere... El bar de tapas más histórico en el centro de Valencia, especialidad en clóchinas, buenas habas y ensaladilla rusa.

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C/ Subida de Toledano, 8 Tel: 96 391 80 45, www.lalolarestaurante.com reservas@lalolarestaurante.com. This is ‘nueva cocina española’! Authentic live flamenco every week.

LIENZO

Plaza del Tetuan, 18 Tel:96 352 1081 www.elrestaurantellienzo.com Upmarket and reliable. Excellent tapas with seafood a speciality. Tapas 5€-15€. Menus 27€-55€.

LIGAZON

C/ Arolas,11-bajo. 46001-Valencia Telefono de reservas: 961141112 MARIA MANDILES Plaza Manises, 2 Tel: 96 04 60 57 info@maria-maniles.com

C/ Bonaire, 23 Tel:963 76 70 54 Deservedly popular. There are 6 types of oysters available with prices to suit their varied clientele. Friendly atmosphere with cava & champagne...

REFUGIO RESTAURANTE DEL CARMEN C/ Alta, 42 Tel: 96 391 7754 The ‘Cooking Revolution’!

SIDRERIA EL MOLINÓN

C/Bolseria, 40 Tel: 963 91 15 38

TASCA EMBRUJO DEL CARMEN C/Juristas, 5 Tel: 96 0 014 584/ 695 478 914

TINTOFINO ULTRAMARINO

C/ Corretgeria, 38 Tel: 963 154 599 / 636 429 329 Tinto Fino Ultramarino is a restaurant located in the historic center of Valencia, in the neighborhood of Carmen, a few meters from the cathedral where you can taste tapas and dishes, salted meats, selected sausages and Italian and Spanish cheeses.The warmth of its bohemian atmosphere, seasoned with the freshness of that retro touch, is combined with the flavors of regional, Spanish and Italian dishes. The best tapas and regional dishes from Spain and Italy are mixed with quality sausages that you can also take home.

VOLARE

C/ Roteros, 12 Tel: 96 0 643 540 Very near Torres de Serranos. Quality mediterranean cuisine.

MARIA MANDILES

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C/ del Padre Huérfanos, 2 Tel: 96 315 48 84

MATTILDA

C/ Roteros, 21 Tel: 96 392 31 68 Very near Torres de Serranos so easy to nd. Creative cuisine with highly experienced owner and staff. Mattilda combines succulent tapas and quality cuisine with artistic © 2019 24/7 Valencia

YUSO

C / de la Cruz, 4 izquierda and Plaza del Carmen, 6. Tel: 96 315 39 67 27

SEPTEMBER19 19 NOVEMber The real deal. Valencian chefs and Valencian staff. Superb paella, arròs en fesols i naps, arroz a banda, patatas bravas, salads and more. Near Torres de Serranos. There are now two Yusos, near to each other. La autentica paella valenciana. Cocineros valencianos, una paella estupenda. Ahora hay dos Yusos, cerca de Torres de Serrano.

ZONA BOTÁNICO BODEGA LA HUERTA

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MERCATBAR

Joaquín Costa, 27 Valencia Tel: 963 74 85 58 www.mercatbar.es Fab restaurant with quality product and fusion cuisine. Run by legendary chef Quique Dacosta, set in the trendy Canovas zone.

O’PAZO

C/ Conde Altea, 21 Tel: 96 320 11 78 Galician bodega...

C/ Lepanto, 4 (near Torres de Quart) Movil:657 167 924 The real Spain. Tasty and fresh Mediterranean gastronomy with delightful and welcoming SERVICE.

ZONA BENIMACLET EL CARABASSER

LA GRETA

C/ Barón de San Petrillo,3 Tel:96 389 09 54 Vintage-style interior, quality Mediterranean tapas and dishes, jazzy soundtrack...

C/ Bon Fill, 7 Tel: 96 3 32 24 47 Enjoy tapas and wines in warm surroundings. English and Spanish spoken…

LA MALAQUITA

C/ Turia, 52 Tel: 963 26 25 47 Lovingly made Mediterranean cuisine with warm and spacious interior. Near Torres de Quart.

C/ Reverendo Rafael Tramoyeres, 35 Tel:963 89 14 46

PATA NEGRA

ZONA ARAGÓN

COCO PAZZO

Conde de Altea, 51 Movil: 717 12 22 35

DE CALLE

Conde Altea, 12 Tel: 96 3 951 178 www.de-calle.com

LA PURETA

C/ Grabador Esteve, 34 Tel:96 001 70 61.

MAMA RACHA TABERNA C/Ciscar, 15 Tel: 960 065 558

MEAT MARKET C/ Burriana, 38 Tel:96 3 944 909 28

ZONA RIO TURIA GARDENS RICARD CAMARENA RESTAURANT *****

Bombas Gens Centre d’Art Avda. Burjassot, 54 (P1-3ª) Tel:96 3 355 418 www.ricardcamarenarestaurant.com

ZONA RUZAFA EL RODAMON DE RUSSAFA C/ Sueca, 47 www.elrodamon.com

HUERTA Y HUERTA

C/ Puerto Rico, 34 Tel:96 3034 739

MOOD FOOD

by Ricardo Camarena

Av. Reino de Valencia, 9 Tel:96 3 746 525 Legendary & historic restaurant with tasty Basque & Valencian cuisine and the original, old-fashioned green partitions that divides the diners’ tables just like back in the day! Founded in 1933.

Veles e Vents Muelle de la Aduana s/n Tel: 96 3746 665 www.restaurantelasucursal.com Legendary restaurant that was once part of the IVAM and is now set in the port area.

LA FLACA DE RUZAFA

CANALLA BISTRO

CHE, TABERNA VASCA

LA SUCURSAL

C/ Cádiz 61 960211173 Mediterranean fusion by chef Ramonet

ZONA CANOVAS

Carrer del Mestre Josep Serrano, 5, 46005 València Tel: 96 3 74 05 09 This elegant and eclectic restaurant offers everything from pastrami sandwiches, smoked eel, and slow-roasted pork that are sure to transport you to different places around the globe.

Tel: 96 3567 777 www.hotelneptunovalencia.com Excellent Valencian cuisine with paella, cocktails and menus…

C/ Pintor Salvador Abril, 7 Tel:96 1 05 02 69 Beautifully presented and fresh Mediterranean-based fusion cuisine at reasonable prices in a cosy setting.

2 ESTACIONES GINEBRE

Calle Eolo, 7, 46021 València Tel: 962 06 34 24 www.ginebre.com Our Restaurant offers a different concept of hospitality, with a simple, sensitive cuisine, based on a Mediterranean cuisine where the local and seasonal products are the protagonists of their elaborations. Our cuisine is enriched by bringing influences from other cultures such as Moroccan, Mexican, Peruvian or Japanese that fuses with a small dose of creativity.

ZONA PUERTO CASA CARMELA

Isabel de Villena, 155 (Playa Malvarrosa) Tel: 96 3 710 073 / 616 954 842 www.casa-carmela.com Established in 1922 and next to the Blasco Ibañez museum. They specialize in paella cooked in the traditional and authentic way. Closed on Mondays.

Calle Pintor Salvador Abril, 28, Tel:96 3 03 46 70

S ’ALAT Bar i Botiga MallorquIna

C/ Pintor Salvador Abril, 34 Tel:96 3 034 975 Fresh produce and authentic cuisine from Mallorca.

TAPAS BARS ANITA GIRO

Pintor Domingo 7 (near the small garage next to the Quart Towers). Reservations: 961 133 418. Facebook anita.giro

BAR LOS PICAPIEDRA

Calle Caballeros, 25 Valencia 46001 Mobile: 622 73 39 17

BOATELLA TAPAS

Plaza del Mercado, 34 Tel:96 3 154 071 Traditional Spanish & Mediterranean tapas with a view of Mercado Central.

BOUCAN WINEBAR C/ BAJA, 42 Tel: 618 36 41 33

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LA MURTA vines i tapes

C/ Murta, 14 Tel:96 133 69 71 Tasty tapas with liberal & mostly Spanish crowd in the studenty barrio of Benimaclet.

CLANN

C/ Zurradores, 9 Tel: 662 436 972 Instagram: @clann_bar_valencia Cosy & charismatic bar in the historic centre. They buy the freshest seasonal product in the Central Market and cook it in the moment. Their speciality is a squid on the grill. Every Wednesday they have Argentinian empanadas. Pet friendly.

EL BAREZITO

C/ En Blanch, 13 Tel:96 3156525 Good buzz here. A winning combination of tapas & beers with superb terrace in an atmospheric corner of THE OLD CENTRE...

OLI BAR

KAÑA MAKAN BISTRO C/ Sueca 61, Ruzafa Tel: 960 15 07 96 www.kanamakan.com Closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Open From Wednesday to Sundays from 19h - 00.00h Middle Eastern tapas fusion with attractive interior and friendly crowd. Tapas fusion del Medio Este, interior atractivo y compañía agradable.

Plaza Manuel Granero, 20 Movil:692203795 ‘HAM, CHEESE, WINE, OLIVES’ Set in the scenic park of Ruzafa, one of Valencia’s most dynamic barrios, this is a popular & welcoming tavern with market quality cheese & meat dishes that are cut and prepared on the spot. English & Spanish spoken, experienced staff and friendly service too. Ubicada en el pintoresco parque de Ruzafa, uno de los barrios más dinámicos de Valencia, esta es una taberna popular y acogedora con platos de queso y carne de calidad de mercado que se cortan y preparan en el lugar. Inglés y español hablado, servicio amable también.

PAN DE QUESO

C/ Serranos, 19 “A touch of Brazil near the Torres de Serranos.”

ROSE PINK

C/ SALVADOR GINER,1 Tel: 673 91 68 62 Welcoming and creative owners with Cocktails & Gourmet Tapas in the historic centre.

SANTA COMPANYA EL OLIVO TABERNA

Plaza del Árbol, 4 (end of C/ Baja) Tel: 96 391 70 87 Authentic Spanish tapas in the historic centre. Highly popular with alternative crowd and visitors. Amongst their many specialities you will nd artichokes, homemade croquettes, grilled sardines, fried prawns, octopus, cured ham, a selection of cheeses and much more. All tapas are made in the moment, which means you can take your time over a glass of wine or beer. Auténtico bar de tapas español con dueño de familia andaluza con alcachofas, croquetas, sardinas, opciones vegetarianas y mucho más. Popular con gente alternativa, gente del barrio y visitantes. Excelente terraza.

MAR D’AMURA

(Zona Cabanyal) C/ Progrés, 159 Tel:96 122 73 24 “Mar d’Amura is both a shelter and an oasis. A place to lunch, dine and converse in peace. Its name is synonymous with the sea, which carries the gentle waves via a distant wind. Also it is the love of the mother, of the mother tongue, unconditional and welcoming. A place for eating, kissing, resting. It is a patio, a restaurant with joyful cuisine and a honeycomb of weekly artists. Sundays has live flamenco and Wednesdays has live fusion music. Our house is your house.”

C/ Roteros 21 Tel: 961 100 805 TABERNA ARANDINOS C/ de la Cruz, no 1 (Plaza del Angel) Mobile: 639259581

THAI THAI MONGKUT

C/ Corona, 8 www.thaimogkut.es Tel:96 0 21 67 80

THAILICIOUS

C/ Almirante Cadarso, 6 Tel:96 3815181

VEGAN KHAMBÚ

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C/ Jorge Juan, 21 www.lagaleriajorgejuan.com

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DELICIOUS VEGAN FOOD

C/ Quart, 41B · Valencia · 626 355 997 THE VURGER

C/ del Mur de Santa Anna, 3 Movil: 672 32 62 33 facebook.com/TheVurgerCompany/ Vegan Fast food! Popular vurgers include the ‘Original con bacon vegan’ and the spicy ‘La Hawaiana’ with quorn. The ‘Yuba brochetas’ skewers are fantastic. Three types of fries, the normal thinly-sliced fries with a delicious McCain flavour, rustic fries and larger fries. They also have boniato sweet potato fries, imported from the UK and USA. Comida rápida vegana! Los vurgers populares incluyen el “Original con tocino vegano” y el picante “La Hawaiana” con quorn. Los pinchos de ‘Yuba brochetas’ son fantásticos. Tres tipos de papas fritas, las papas en rodajas finas normales con un delicioso sabor McCain, papas fritas rústicas y papas fritas más grandes. También tienen batatas fritas boniato, importadas del Reino Unido y Estados Unidos.

ICE CREAM ICECOBAR

Behind Bullring/next to Primark. 622 80 89 79 www.icecobar.es

BURGER BAR MIAMI BURGER HOUSE

New! Fresh & varied burger bar in beautiful & historic building with friendly staff. Open everyday from 12pm until 12am Tel: 961 67 47 54 C/ Zurradores, 7 Zona Carmen

(STYLE THAT ROCKS) Cirilvio Amoros, 65 Tel: 960 214 031 Mov: 655 840 553

SANJAHARA(Eva Crespo) C/Cirilo Amoros, 70 Tel: 96 0221280

TASTE OF AMERICA

Avenida Reino de Valencia, 6. Tel: 962 06 64 65 www.tasteofamerica.com

ZONA EL CARMEN

C/Baja, 28

PUCHERITO VERDE

C/ Belén, 9 Handmade & independent Valencian craftwork in a little corner of the historic centre…

SEBASTIAN MELMOTH

C/ San Fernando, 17 Sebastian Melmoth is a unique design shop with objects collected from around the world by the globetrotting owners. Art exhibitions and acoustic concerts.

SABOTAGE GALLERY

C/ Purisima, 5 Movil: 640 28 50 687 www.sabotagegallery.com

ESPAI SEDA (LA TIENDA DEL MUSEO) (SILK SHOP & MUSEUM) C/ Hospital, 7 Tel:963 511 951 www.laseda.es

TAMALA TIENDA ETNICA

Ethnic Gallery Shop Calle Baja 17 Valencia 46003 Movil: 672 92 93 00

AFRIC ART

Avenida Maria Cristina, 4 Tel: 96 315 41 76 www.aNilloatlante.com Tibetan bowls, ethnic furniture, organic clothing, tribal masks, a collection of minerals & rocks, decorative items made by hand and manufactured especially for us. www.arteafrica.com Muebles y acesorios étnicos.

DIPIKA KUMAR

C/ Purisima, 4 Tel:650 405 165 Instagram dipkakumar11 Goldsmith/ Orfebre shop/Atelier

SHOPPING

KUPKA

Music textile design C/Turia, 35 Tel: 96 1478033 30

PANNONICA VINTAGE

Calle Derechos 33, Valencia Tel: 96 391 2463

INNARA

ZONA BOTÁNICO VINYL EYE

(Espai Creatiu) C/ Calatrava, 4 Tel: 655 301 390 Facebook Mandala Espai Creatiu Spiritual shop run by a kindly couple...

SOHO DEL CARMEN

RAINBOW BURGER

C/Salamanca, 26 Movil:625 35 84 01 Very original burger bar with vegan, sushi and zebra choices.

MANDALA

Plaza Comte de Bunyol, 1. (C/ Caballeros) Quality clothes shop & very well situated in the heart of the historic centre. Mov: 605 31 63 04 C/ Trench,15 & C/ de los Derechos,19 Tel: 96 105 76 99 Mov: 665 06 06 86 www.kupkacuero.com

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UNO

UNO, Mercado Central Main entrance Mercado Central. www.facebook.com/unomercadocentral Tel: 963 82 92 51 UNO is the emblematic stand of the Mercado Central. It’s a place to meet, to sample food at the Central Market of Valencia, which is known as the ‘Mercado Central, where UNO fits right in. Enjoy a snack, and take the chance to re-discover local products. It is the project of the very amiable and experienced owner Rafael Valls.

YUSTE

Plaza Miracle de Mocadores, 5 (off Plaza Reina) Movil:630 37 36 03 True artisans. Established in 1970. The real deal when it comes to ceramics from the Valencia community.

Zona Ruzafa KOWALSKI COSAS BELLAS ARTES C/ Denia, 20 Tel: 963 12 52 22

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HAIR SALON

C/ Puerto Rico, 30

PARANOID

T-shirts, retro musical instruments, toys and more… C/ Sevilla, 7 Valencia Tel: 960 07 07 42

THIS SHOP IS BANANAS

C/ DENIA, 45B 962066302 VALENCIA’S ONLY (NON FOOD) VEGAN SHOP SELLING SHOES, T-SHIRTS, LOCAL ARTISANRY, JEWELLERY AND ARTWORK, ALL ETHICALLY AND SUSTAINIBLY PRODUCED.

TRINITY VINTAGE

Carrer de Carles Cervera, 19, bajo derecha, 46004 Valencia

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CRICKET CLUB

Levante CC are a new cricket club based in Valencia that have regular league games with teams throughout Spain and also welcome touring sides to the city. The club train most Thursday evenings at the Camp de Beisbol in the riverbed, start time 8pm. New members welcome. www.levantecc.com Jason: 654071182 Barry: 652291897

LA NIÑA LOS PEINES

C/ Santo Tomas, 24 Tel: 96 392 52 82 Fantastic hair salon that is renowned in the city where highly experienced professional experts get to the essence of each person’s head of hair for the cut you are truly looking for. Combining health, pleasure and imagination there are a wide range of services, cuts, colours, styles available. They are make up experts who have worked with a number of lm directors, designers and photographers too. There is also an erotic corner for customers... “La Niña Los Peines mueve las tijeras y zapatea, a na el tono de los colores cuidadosamente, mima tu melena mientras te la modela al ritmo de tus deseos. Y en el gabinete de belleza te arregla de la cabeza a los piés. Calidad Schwarzkopf, trabajo cuidado y trato personal ¡Óle!”

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LEISURE

Plaza Almansa 1 bajo derecha Tel: 629506145 Zona Carmen

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CENTRO URANIUM

www.centrouranium.com uranium.sirio@gmail.com C/Quart 101, bajo, Valencia. Sirio Simó Calatayud Tel: 676 758 709 This is an alternative health centre with classes including Yoga, Chikung, Tarot, Massage therapy, Reiki. Run by the hi ghly trained and experienced Sirio.

PILATES CLASSES

Tel: 687605722 Personal Trainers specialising in Pilates techniques for single or double classes. Reformer in our studio or at your home. Marta & Mike.

QUIROPRACTICO VALENCIA

Do you suffer low back pain, neck pain, headaches? Why continue suffering? Chiropractic is a natural solution for your pains and aches and also to keep your spine in line! Visit your chiropractor Richard Millo in Valencia or Rocafort. You can find us at www.quiropracticovalencia.com Or call us on 96 131 05 22 (VALENCIA) Carrer Antiga Senda d’en Senent 3, 1º 46023 Valencia Teléfono 96 279 24 49 (ROCAFORT) Plaza Mayor, 8 Bajo 46111 Rocafort, Valencia Teléfono 96 131 05 22

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VALENCIA STREET ART

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH DISNEYLEXYA 24/7 Valencia: Tell us something about your art, philosophy, objectives and projects… Disneylexya: From a formal point of view, my art is a cocktail of Pre-Columbian Latin American art and illustration with European influences that creates an alchemy. What influenced me in this sense was leaving Chile, my country of origin, and integrating myself in Valencia. This journey and the need to speak the local language, in my own way, has led me to return to ‘syncretism’. The art of Latin America during the conquest is the art of syncretism, an aesthetic and conceptual meeting of two cultures where the work often looked to religion. In my case, I looked to turn this concept around by using form and colours from Latin America whilst From a conceptual point of view, I see using symbolism from the philoso- my art as a practical reply regarding phy of those times. the question of the art of survival. From my own perspective, in general Sometimes, I mix universal or inventterms, I would say that art is creatived symbols with European myths. I ity and arte. On the one hand, “cream not dogmatic in that respect and ativity” is a mental process whose I am conscious of the flexibility of function is to evaluate the conditions the image and indeed the richness of the medium, the materials availathat comes with interpretation. Howble and the ability to respond to the ever, my intentions are clear with questions posed. On the other hand, every element of my work having a there would be the “art” that i see as function. This makes the language of games of reflection of our universal what I do have a coherent alphabet knowledge of what we have lived. of sorts and there is a unity with all Depending on our key experiences of the visual art that I present to the and how well connected we are to public. our memories; the art speaks to us with distinctive tones and levels of depth. If you combine this all with creativity, you get the whole picture. My philosophy is to observe and forget time whilst I lose myself in my work, enjoying the process and the simple things of Street Art like the light, the stone walls and the surrounding vegetation. From time to time, I take a look to see what’s happening around me and to see who deserves my moral support and I occasionally ask awkward questions when situations need addressing. My objective from a personal point of view is to use my art as a step towards new paths to be taken in the future. Unfortunately, I was already

of an age by the time I took this decision to commit myself to art and life is very short to be involved with other areas. However, I will try everything possible to express myself freely and not be a spider trapped in its web. From a social point of view, my objective has the same function as urban art that is shared by all of my colleagues…understanding art in a public space as an activity of liberty & expression and as a snowball to motivate the people who see it in the streets. In terms of projects, I would like to be not just a visual artist but create a work that has other ramifications. Obviously, the visual part would be an important aspect but it does not have to be the very essence of the idea. For this work I have spent some time thinking about structures and possibilities, writing and trying to forget about why I think the way I do! Ha-ha! It is a slow process and sometimes I regress but I try to be constant with the medium I work in. One never knows when you are going to leave this space & time continuum and I would like to share this work before that happens. Interview by 24/7 Valencia team More information: www.disneylexya.com

VALENCIA FOOTBALL

TREADING WATER With twelve games of La Liga now completed, Valencia sit in a midtable position that is healthier than it first suggests. They are only five points adrift of the top of the table and are seemingly treading water, neither dropping down nor gaining ground on a potential Champions League spot. Indeed, they are only eight points clear of a relegation spot as unfashionable teams continue to eke out unexpected results against the La Liga giants Barcelona and Real Madrid. Recent league games have seen Valencia play in patches but be mundane for large parts of matches. A plethora of injuries and disciplinary sanctions have undoubtedly played a part in the inconsistency the club has shown on the field of play but the signs are there that, post-Marcelino; things

are getting back on track. Albert Celades has gone quietly about his business despite the behind-the-scenes turmoil and the protests towards the owner. The likeable Catalan was rewarded with his first home victory in charge against Alavés. One of the recent positives for Los Che has been the goal scoring form of Maxi Gómez. Once again, it was the Uruguayan who gave Valencia the lead by latching onto a nice through ball from Rodrigo… before placing the ball back across the goalkeeper’s right into the bottom corner of the net. The home side doubled their lead in the second half with a penalty won and converted by Parejo. A clumsy challenge by the Basque keeper on the Spanish international, when there appeared to be no danger, gave the Valencia captain

the opportunity from 12 yards out. His “Panenka” style finish brought relief to the watching faithful but the fans still had to endure a nervy few minutes of injury time, after Lucas Perez reduced the deficit. In truth, Valencia deserved the victory against an uncreative Alavés but sloppy defensive errors continue to plague their play, and a more ruthless opponent would have capitalized on these errors. Such teams would be Atlético Madrid and Sevilla, who were two of the three clubs next up on the league radar after the International break. A trip to the new Wanda is not the same as heading to the “spit and sawdust” atmosphere of the Vicente Calderón but more like the “suit and tie” environment of the Bernabeau. As a result, it does not have the same appeal as it once did to many football aficionados.

The worry would be a “New Mestalla” would detract in a similar fashion, but Atlético seemed to have adapted to the change of venue quickly enough. To come away from the capital with a point is always pleasing. The home side dominated the first half and went into the interval a goal to the good, courtesy of a VAR assisted penalty that Diego Costa duly accepted. Little by little, Los Che entered the fray in the second half and levelled thanks to a pearl of a free kick by Parejo that Ronaldo and Roberto Carlos would have been proud of. A few scares late on but most fans would consider this a point gained. Equally, supporters would consider the home draw with Sevilla as two points lost, although the Andalusian side was the better team for threequarters of the game. Struggling until the final twenty minutes of the match, Valencia were lucky to be only one goal down at that stage of the proceedings. The introduction of the forgotten man Rubén Sobrino changed the pattern of the game and nine minutes from time the burly centre forward glanced home a neat header from a pinpoint Parejo cross. Stalemate once again

for Valencia who neither gained nor lost ground on their rivals, just continued treading water… In between the games with Atlético and Sevilla, came one of the low points of the season… a comprehensive 3-1 drubbing in Pamplona against Osasuna. They are one of the surprise packages of the season. Valencia’s most recent away day was a trip to Barcelona where they clawed out a victory at El Prat/Cornella against Espanyol after being a goal down. A converted penalty by Marc Roca on the half hour mark was nullified by Parejo’s penalty twenty minutes from time. Valencia took ascendency from this point on and were rewarded with the full three points when Maxi Gomez connected with a tantalizing Rodrigo cross, to fire a bullet header past the Espanyol keeper with just ten minutes remaining. On the Champions League front, Valencia were playing catch up with Chelsea and Ajax after round three. Chelsea won in Amsterdam to put both Ajax and the team from London on six points each. Valencia should have joined them on the same number of points but a last gasp equalizer by Ikoné in the sixth

minute of injury time in Northern France gave Lille a share of the spoils, to leave Los Che two points behind in third spot. The fourth round of matches brought the French to the Mestalla. With typical Gallic flair and poise, they posed a major threat to a sluggish Valencia early on and took a first half lead when Parejo dithered on the ball and was tackled just inside the opponents’ half. The ball ricocheted back towards his own goal, creating a defencesplitting pass the Valencia captain would have been proud of in the other direction. Victor Osimhen then outpaced two Valencia defenders and won the one on one with Cillessen, by slotting the ball through the goalkeeper’s legs. Several wonder saves by the Lille keeper kept the score in their favour until, midway through the second half; the home side got a penalty that was hotly disputed by Lille. An age went by before the Valencia skipper was allowed to step up and take the penalty, but when he did he brought his “Panenka” style penalty to the Champions League stage and gave the hosts parity.

VALENCIA FOOTBALL Tuesday 5 November ‘Champions League’ Valencia - Lille 21.00h Saturday 9 November Valencia - Granada 16.00h Sunday 10 November Athletic - Levante 14.00h Friday 22 November Levante - Mallorca 21.00h Saturday 23 November Betis - Valencia 16.00h Wednesday 27 November ‘Champions League’ Valencia - Chelsea 18.55h w/e 1 December

Valencia - Villareal Getafe - Levante w/e 8 December

Levante - Valencia Tuesday 10 December ‘Champions League’ Ajax - Valencia 21.00h

From then on, Los Che became irresistible. Wave after wave of attacks led to further goals from Rodrigo, Kondogbia and local boy Ferran Torres as the last ten minutes of play showed the true potential of this young team. The final score of 4-1 did the Valencia’s goal difference a world of good and could be pivotal in the final standings as Chelsea and Ajax played out a crazy 4-4 draw that leaves all three clubs with seven points each, with two games in the group stage remaining. With Chelsea to come to Spain and Valencia to travel to Amsterdam, Los Che have arguably their two most difficult matches to come. If they can replicate the final few minutes of the Lille game on a regular and consistent basis, they are a match for any club side in Europe. Over at Levante UD, they are still celebrating a wonderfully deserved home victory over Barcelona. Despite going a goal behind to a Messi penalty, three second half goals from Campana and Mayoral and Radoja sent the Alboraya faithful home deliriously happy. With a win away in San Sebastián against Real Sociedad the week before, the team from the North of the city are currently equal on points with Valencia. Fans already have the Valencia derby pencilled in their diaries when the two teams will play at the ‘Estadi Ciutat de València,’ which will be on the weekend of the 7th/8th of December 2019. John Howden Anyone wishing to get tickets for games for Valencia or Levante can do so by visiting the box offices at the grounds or through their respective websites: www.valenciacf.com www.levanteud.com

VALENCIA CF Mestalla stadium, Aragón/Facultats metro, lots of buses incl. 9, 10, 12, 29, 30, 31, 32, 41, 79, 80. Tickets on sale from the stadium, club shop (Pl. Ayuntamiento), VCF website. LEVANTE UD Ciudad de Valencia stadium, 11,70 bus, Machado metro, Estadi del Llevant tram. Tickets available at ground on matchday and in advance from club shop (C/Colón), LUD website. Valencia CF photos © 2019 / Levante UD photos ©2019

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CAFÉ DE LAS HORAS 25th ANNIVERSARY

And do what you can to the best of your ability no matter 24/7 Valencia: Could you minds … Pretty much the how limited your resources please tell us about the same today come to think of and how tiring the road. And hopefully you will grow. history of Café de Las it, ha-ha. Horas? A bit rash perhaps, but it And so we did. 25 years ago, Marc of Café de Las Horas: does actually make sense – never having worked in a “Wouldn’t it be wonderful to do something you yourself bar, somewhat in awe of the have somewhere to sit and genuinely need and love. coffee machine, I remember read?” “Why is there nowhere Build an atmosphere you saying to friends…“If we with classical music?” “I’d yourself can flourish in. survive 5 years I’ll be happy. love a cocktail but can’t find Strive to attract the kind of 10 would be like WOW. But one.” “Wouldn’t you just KILL people who will nurture you really truly my dream- my for a piece of chocolate cake and appreciate all you do DREAM is to become a (at 2 a.m.)?” “Really? Tea to try to contribute to their ‘classic’ in Valencia.” And in a carajillo glass again?!” well-being, and further hope dreams do come true. …”We’d better open a bar!!” that you can also contribute to your neighbourhood, even Manuel Castillo, my buAnd such was the carefully your city (grandiose it may siness partner, has a talent thought-through weighing sound but it’s a very real for decoration and has invariably managed to evoke up of our early business concern of ours) …

CAFÉ DE LAS HORAS 25th ANNIVERSARY

atmosphere, be it using genuine antiques hunted out in rastros or faux creations using skill and imagination. These latter I love more than any bought gem. Much of the Café has been built by us and the hard work has been very often alleviated by the helping hands and the kindest hearts of so many friends. It is a wonderful thing to look around and see in the tiles of the mosaic floor, the tints of the borders and frescos, the papiermâché leaves of the roses winding around the baroque lamp, and in many many secret corners, some sweat, some tears and above all laughing, heartwarming

memories. Over the years we’ve tried to combine the art of drink with Art itself. And with TOLERANCE. We’ve camped it up, we’ve cooled it down, we’ve been glamorous, we’ve been deep, we’ve courted the refined and we’ve indulged our baser instincts …jazz, opera, fashion, burlesque, poetry, history, tertulias, tango, drag, and lots and lots of cocktails have kept us alive. We love the risqué, but whatever we do, we try not to lose our sense of elegance, and above all our sense of humour. And we beg you to keep yours.

To celebrate 25 hectic, thrilling, exhausting, enligh tening, FUN years we’ll be offering 2 weeks of precisely this ‘something for everyone’ dizziness, So, keep your eyes and ears open … the best is yet to come!

CAFÉ DE LAS HORAS C/ Conde de Almodovar, 1 Valencia Tel: 963 91 73 36

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MUV! URBAN MUSIC FESTIVAL OF VALENCIA

MUV! ON NOVEMBER 30th.

programme of concerts in the afternoon/evening: ‘Jamaleònics’, ‘The Black Waste Factory’, ‘Ales Cesarini & Payoh Soul Rebel Quartet’ and different DJs by ‘Black Thought Collective’ who are lovers of black music. To complete the agenda, there will be a KID’S MUV with a morning session from 11am that will offer a programme of workshops, circus performances and live music performed with recycled instruments with the Orquesta Reusónica Dúo.

The MUV festival! (Circuito Música Urbana Valencia) celebrates this year a special edition with its commitment to live music in the city of Valencia. Concerts, gastronomy and a special programme made for family audiences are part of the activities, which will take place on Saturday, November 30th from 11:00 a.m. at l´Espai La Mutant and Las Naves in Valencia. The Festival is carried out in collaboration with ‘L´Espai d’Arts live at La Mutant’ There is plenty to do and see to and the sponsorship of the Valen- spend a great day with your famcian artisanal beer ‘Tyris’. ily. In the patios of La Mutant and Las Naves, a gastronomy area will Admission to the morning pro- be set up throughout the day with gramme from 11.00h costs €5 per different proposals, from the most ticket (children under the age of 3 carnivorous to the vegan ones, do not pay) and is free from 17:00h, passing through Mexico and its tawith plenty of live music to enjoy. cos and Italy with its pizzas, all enThe presentation of Marem Lad- riched with the official sponsors of son’s debut album, one of the great the festival from its beginnings: the revelations of the current music artisan Valencian beer TYRIS and scene, heads the programme. its varied styles of beers and the bio refreshment FRITZ-KOLA. There will be a morning session with a musical & leisure programme The ‘MUV!’ Festival began in 2015, for a family audience and a free with each edition being set in differArticle © 2019 24/7 Valencia

MUV! FESTIVAL CIRCUITO MÚSICA URBANA VALENCIA LA MUTANT EN LAS NAVES Carrer de Joan Verdeguer, 22, 46024 València November 30th www.muvfest.org TICKETS FOR SALE AT www.muvfest.org ent districts of the city of Valencia with the intention of bringing musical creation to different audiences. Artists of international reference combine with the important presence of the most singular and innovative groups of the Valencian music scene.

Adri Castellanos ÂŠ 2019 24/ 7 Valencia

VALENCIA MUSIC

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH BAPTISTE BAILLY TRIO

BAPTISTE BAILLY TRIO EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW Tell us something about your musical background and experiences… Baptiste Bailly: I started music when I was 8 years old. I started playing drums and it’s only much later that I discovered the piano, when I was about 15 years old. I remember going one day with my parents to see a world music concert near my house as a child. The leader of the band was Roland Rakotondrainibe also known as ‘Nono’, a saxophonist from Madagascar who lived near Lyon in those days. He had a really wild presence on stage, something very organic with a lot of positive energy. It is when I left this concert that I asked my parents if I could have drum classes. I used to play on my father’s accordion and his drums... and I also enjoyed spending time playing on instruments with my older sister. But after this concert I understood that I had to study to really enjoy myself. It’s only many years later that I became interested in the piano and it was again an awakening. I love it and I loved the drums but I associated the latter with school and studying a lot. I taught myself the piano as we had a keyboard at home. Again, I began to play as a child with my sister and began to compose compositions, mostly songs in French. Then, when I was 18, I started composing my first instrumental pieces influenced by Article © 2019 24/7 Valencia

the jazz-fusion music that I was listening to at that time. This included The Pat Metheny Group, Yes, Rush, Trilok Gurtu, Sixun and Weather Report. From the age of 18, I was studying musicology and at the same time I was at the Conservatory of Jazz at Saint Etienne. Three years later, I graduated with honours for both subjects and the certainty that I wanted to live from music. I went then to Dijon to obtain a superior title of pedagogy, teaching classes at the Conservatory as a way of funding my musical projects. During the 3 years at Dijon I went twice to Spain…to Barcelona and then Valencia as an Erasmus student. I finished my studies in 2016 and since then I have never taught, I have only played. I discovered in Spain this wild energy again that had so excited me as a child listening to Nono, and I formed some very strong musical relationships with people with whom I still play and that includes double bassist Ales Cesarini and percussionist David Gadea, of course. How is Valencia for live music? Valencia is a city with a limited circuit with not so many musicians but some incredible artists. I arrived wanting to play jazz but I found much more than that…with really open musicians that don’t limit

themselves to one genre of music. To live well from music in Valencia you have to leave the city and be involved with projects outside. There is a lack of a subsidized scene in Valencia but, as a whole, funding for music is lacking in Spain. In that sense, France is a wonderful country for funding musical projects properly. However, at the same time, the Valencian music circuit has something approaching a family in the relationship between musicians, which allows them to integrate very quickly and feasibly with little gigs, jam sessions and playing in some clubs. Unfortunately, there is a lack of a music circuit for bigger projects. Tell us a little about each track on your new album, ‘Pensión Almayer’. La Ultima Luz de la Lluvia is the title of an impressionist painting. This painting inspired me musically as a narrative work set to music. It is a piece notable for its descriptive mood and the structure of this instrumental does indeed tell a story. Three Lands was like writing a study of music. I was studying flamenco and transcribing Diego Amador when I wrote this piece. The first part has something to do with a bulería but the second part returns to my way of writing, more melodic, with irregular bars supporting the changes in the melody. I always love playing the final part of this piece. It’s like a group improvisation, looking for textures and landscapes... it’s a moment of delicate, collective improvisation. Piano Vache is a song that refers directly to the culture of the French Valse (Waltz). As a child, my father played a lot of “Musette” dance music from France and our house is full of books of old waltzes. This is a composition that respects the traditional structure and also the classic melodies of the genre. I contribute something new to the experience of playing something in this style with a Mediterranean percussionist, creating flamboyant colours along with the sound of the piano. Indeed, much of this style of music has always been played by the accordion or by the musicians of ‘Jazz Manouche’ on guitar. The title of this

waltz is a reference and a tribute to the club ‘Piano Vache’ in the version of Minouche by Tony Murena. It’s a traditional waltz and Latin quarter of Paris. There, every Monday Rodolphe Raffali a composition from the 1930s. plays a French type of jazz that is full of love. When I discovered this place I loved it… and wanted to dedicate a song to it. What is jazz for you? A very difficult question… to define what jazz is today is Pensión Almayer is also the title of the album. It is inspired something that is complicated to explain. For me, jazz could be by the book ‘Océano mar’ by Alessandro Barrico. Inside this summed up as any form of musical expression that uses and book there are seven characters in the ‘Pension Almyaer’, a values improvisation as a language. I wouldn’t define this album fantastic place, very Orinoco. Each character is seeking a as a Jazz album... I know I am part of a famous jazz label called mystical experience. One wants to paint the face of the sea. ‘Freshsound New Talent’ and that has something to do with jazz He goes to the sea every day and paints with water... at the end is the sense that there are many parts involved in improvisation. of his life he has white paintings... this type of character left But it is not the main focus. I would say the focus is on the me with the inspiration for this song. The musical aspects here composition, the sound of the band, to respect a spirit of the have a lot to do with Poulenc... one of my favorite composers... “Canción” and of the PIÑON ;) I recommend you read ‘Océano mar’ and listen to “Trois mouvements perpétuels” by Francis Poulenc. What are your musical influences? I listen to a lot of jazz, and in particular the jazz of now, followed La Calme Après la Tempête is an old composition from my closely by what comes out of the ECM label, for example. Some first album as a trio but not as a leader, with Miche Martin of the artists I’ve listened to a lot and I like to listen to include Charrière and his son Elie on drums. The album is called MMC Thomas Stronen, Matthias Eick, Vardan Ovespian, Aaron Parks. Trio (https://soundcloud.com/mmc-trio)... I have a lot of nice Keith Jarrett, Marc Copland, Bill Carrothers, Bobo Stenson. Aki memories listening to this version. You can compare the two. Rissanen, Dan Tepfer. But also I listen to a lot of impressionist With the newer version, you can hear the personality of Ales music including Satie. Debussy, Poulenc and Ravel, some and David. They completely change the atmosphere and feel musette (André Minvielle and Tony Murena).Since moving to of the track. Spain, I listen to flamenco and in particular to Diego Amador with his album ‘Piano Jondo’. Laughter is from the period of my first instrumental compositions. I wrote it even before I came to Spain. Whenever What are your plans with this project? I’ve had a new group, I play it because it’s great for improvising We have already presented the album in Cordoba, Ibi (Alicante), as a band. It’s a composition with a very positive energy. At the Barcelona, Valencia and Italy. We will be playing in Alcoy and end of the version of the album there is a magnificent solo by Alzira during the winter of 2020. We will go to France next David Gadea... spring. I’m already working on the next album but I won’t say anymore for the moment... Interlude is a free improvisation on piano solo just before Interview by Owl starting the next song… More information at: La Que Faltaba is a theme from my time in Barcelona www.baptistebailly.com in the Esmuc. I listened a lot of Debussy and Ravel as facebook: baptistebaillymusic well as plenty of classical music in general at that time. instagram: baptistebaillymusic The colours on this track come from my first autumn in Spain, with this light for the evening in the streets of the port of Barcelona that inspired me for this song. You’ve Changed is a song from the Joni Mitchell album ‘Both Sides Now’. The intensity of the track me flipped out when I first heard it. I wanted to make my own version of this song... Templo del Piñon is dedicated to Ales Cesarini and his philosophy of the “Piñon” that I share and now defend. This energy that is generated by the sheer repetitive groove of the music, this state is called Piñon that he describes as both tribal & spiritual. Here, we present Payoh Soul Rebel who sings in the final section of the song. Minouche is the bonus track for the record. It’s a solo piano Article © 2019 24/7 Valencia

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