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If you're looking for live music, culture and entertainment over the coming days, Lanzarote has plenty to offer. From world-class jazz and traditional folklore to rock, K-Pop and contemporary African dance, here's our pick of the best events taking place across the island.

Managing an estate after the loss of a loved one often involves far more than probate alone. Increasingly, families are seeking help with everything from property sales to practical arrangements during a difficult time.

As more homeowners look to make better use of their outdoor space, bioclimatic pergolas are emerging as a practical way to enjoy terraces and gardens throughout the year.

Arrecife is expecting more than 50,000 spectators to gather this Sunday, July 19th, for a giant public screening of Spain's World Cup final against Argentina, which will be shown on a large screen in the area surrounding the city's Parque Temático.

Almost half of Spaniards have been irritated by the behaviour of fellow passengers while flying, according to a new study by Booking.com.

A 40-year-old woman was seriously injured after being hit by a car near the Pueblo Marinero in Costa Teguise, during the early hours of Thursday, July 16.

A new gastrobar is preparing to open its doors in Puerto Calero Plaza, bringing a fresh dining option that combines local ingredients, contemporary cooking and a relaxed atmosphere.

Arrecife Ayuntamiento has launched an investigation after a section of wall at the recently restored Plaza de Las Palmas was damaged, just months after the historic square reopened following a major renovation.

Staff at Lanzarote's Centres for Art, Culture and Tourism (CACT) have begun wearing a new collection of uniforms inspired by the designs of César Manrique, with the first rollout taking place at Montañas del Fuego in Timanfaya National Park and Castillo de San José.

Lanzarote recorded 267,019 tourists in April 2026 according to the Lanzarote Data Centre.

Buggy tours will be prohibited from protected zones and rural areas by August, according to Jesús Machín, the Cabildo’s Councillor for territorial property.

There is something special about ending a warm summer's day with a cold drink overlooking the sea, and that's exactly what you'll find at The Beach Pub in Puerto del Carmen.

From colourful artwork to glowing fairways, one indoor attraction is offering visitors a completely different way to enjoy mini golf this summer.