Last chance to see who dunnit!

AFTER two more shows of local writer Bill White’s Murder In The Panto at Bar/Restaurant Solare in Turre in February, Indalo Players, Vice President Chrissie Cremore said “it is with great delight that I can inform your readers that proceeds from ticket sales and nightly raffles raised €785 which will be donated to the Vera And Lions District Club and will “kick start” their fund to raise €18,000 for much needed renovation work at the St Agustin’s Children’s Home in Vera. They are extremely grateful and we are extremely happy to help.

And now for something completely different. For one night only on Thursday March 30, the Indalo Players will broaden their horizons and tread the boards in the stateof­the­art 120 seater Maruja Cintas Theatre in Bedar which was constructed in 2020.

ON Sunday, March 5, the mayor of Almeria, Maria del Mar Vazquez, visited GastroArt, the crafts, gastronomy and art market.

Almost 70 stalls, from the fish fountain to the dolphin fountain, were set up for the event.

Handmade honey, cold meats, cheeses, meats, vegetables and typical recipes from other countries were some of the items on display.

There were also illustrations, ceramics, photography and different paintings, as well as household and baby products, leather goods, soaps and natural cosmetics.

The organisers of GastroArt are already counting down the days until the next event, which will take place on April 1, coinciding with the start of Easter Week in the city.

The organisers hope that more stalls will be added to the almost 70 that were set up on the Paseo de Almeria. The mayor confirmed: “We

“It is really quite special to be the first theatrical group to entertain the local communities” reported Chrissie. Tickets are €10 and can be purchased from Bedar Town Hall, Olive Properties and The Artesania shop in the village. Doors open for refreshments at 6pm. The show starts at 8pm.

Email for info: jenniferjane jordan@gmail.com

To book the theatre email: mmaysimpson@gmail.com.