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In this fifth edition, the market will involve around 150 artisans from all over Spain and several foreign countries who completed a careful show of crafts and products characteristic of the Middle Ages.
In addition, the City Council has scheduled a number of performances and activities and festivity to ensure caravaqueños fun and visitors during the three days of opening.
"The Medieval Market is consolidating as one of the great attractions of Caravaca, as the data of visitors last year, when more than 25,000 people visited the town," remarked Councilman Celebration, Gonzalo López-Auguy, in the press conference in the morning to present the activities organized during the trade show and craft.
The councilman, who has reported that the market is extended to Main Street, has been accompanied by the President of the Association of Artisans, Angel Miñano.
In the market include the following specialties: decorating and painting, stone carving, lace making, forging, painting cribs, distillation of aromatic plants, silkworm rearing, food of the octopus, construction pipes, distillation wine, work Esparto, puppetry, painting, glass carving, confectioner, baker, the pork-butcher, nougat, a carpenter, beekeeper, cheese, weaving rugs, homemade soap maker, pottery, jewelery, natural cosmetics, leather goods, papier-mâché and wooden puppet, pickles, canned vegetables, frames, toys, etc..
Likewise, the craftsmen carried out various demonstrations of their work, several of these activities may be directly involved visitors, especially younger ones: construction of flutes, forge, forge, juggling and makeup, mud, reproduction of fossil espartero, braids , leather, wood draft, massage, silk, jewelry, stone carving, pottery, glass making, metal smelting and coachbuilder.
The children's corner will open the three days continuously and have four points of enjoyment and games for children: one in the Plaza del Arco, another in the Calle Mayor, one on College Street (behind the Parish Church of El Salvador) and other in the ascent to the Halls of Castillo de la Cruz.
Children can enjoy archery, medieval boat, bowling, stilts, the makeup workshop, bouncy castle, the art paint shop, the fairy storytelling, children's bakery, pottery workshop, learn to make flutes and visit a unique exotic animal farm.
Following the pattern of last year, will offer a food tasting in the style typical of medieval area.
Anyone who wants to taste the specialties should pick up a ticket, working with 2 euros for a good cause.
The collection will be delivered in equal parts, the Nunnery and Clark Nursing Home.
"It will be a way to be present and to convey our solidarity to these two important institutions of our town looking for the good of others every day," said Lopez-Auguy.
On Sunday, December 7, will be held in the Plaza de Toros for the second year a Medieval tournament in which knights and squires and competitions recreate the struggles typical of the Middle Ages.
The Medieval Market is organized by the city of Caravaca de la Cruz, through its Department of Tourism, Festival and Crafts
collaboration with the Directorate General of Trade and Handicrafts,
Directorate General of Tourism, the
Development Agency for the Northwest District, the Association of Artisans of Caravaca de la Cruz, Cajamurcia, Estrella de Levante
and business
distributor
Coca Cola and Fanta.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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