Magazine Articles

Pepe Dámaso – The light of Gran Canaria

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César Manrique worked closely with other professionals during his lifetime, such as the architect Fernando Higueras and the landscaper Jesús Soto, but perhaps his closest friend was the Canarian artist Pepe Damaso, who turned 91 this year and remains a guiding light for modern Canarian art.
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The history of Lanzarote’s Egrets

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Egrets are now a common sight on Lanzarote, but if you’d asked a few decades ago, locals may have replied “Egrets? We’ve had a few, but then again, too few to mention.”
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Lanzarote says goodbye to Ayoze Pérez

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UD Lanzarote finished the 2024/25 season in sixth spot, one position and one point outside the playoff places so will once again be playing in the RFEF 3 (fifth tier) next season, reports Ian Lane.
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When the rain came down on Lanzarote

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A freak rainstorm caused widespread chaos in Costa Teguise and Arrecife last month.
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Stuart’s Prevention Plan

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A Lanzarote resident is appealing for donations and assistance to create a network of emergency defibrillator machines on the island.
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Wind power slowly increasing on Lanzarote

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Lanzarote’s wind farms have increased energy production, and the entry of four more turbines into operation will further boost renewables, but the island remains heavily reliant on imported fuel oil.
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