The Weekly Edit — A City You Can Make Your Own | 12 October 2026
Camuñas and belonging, FeriAJE, a walk with Machado, Mozart at the Juan Bravo and Allan’s Canavan’s pick. Your Monday 3–2–1.
Canavan’s Theatre: Segovia After Dark
Familiar music, an Irish-pub feel and a late-night change of scene: Allan Barrera shares one of his favourite evenings out in Segovia.
FeriAJE: Meet the People Building Businesses in Segovia
Meet local entrepreneurs at Plaza Mayor on Saturday 17 October, with business stands, demonstrations and activities from 11:00 to 21:00.
A City You Can Make Your Own
A family performance of Camuñas prompts a reflection on belonging, participation and the everyday encounters that make Segovia feel like home.
The Weekend Edit — A city worth exploring | 8 October 2026
THE WEEKEND EDIT
Thursday, 8 October 2026 · Your Segovia 3–2–1
A city worth exploring.
Good morning, Segovia. This
Housing strike announced for 11 November: what Segovia residents should watch
Unions have announced 11 November for a housing strike. What is known, and which local transport, school and service notices residents should watch.
Maricarmen dies at 87, leaving Spain’s housing debate with an urgent question
Maricarmen Abascal died on 7 October before returning to her home. Her story leaves urgent questions about protection for vulnerable tenants.
The Weekly Edit — A city to share | 5 October 2026
IE and Segovia’s shared future, a walk with Machado, a growing city, Tándem, theatre and Santana Bar. Your Monday 3–2–1.
Less paperwork friction: October digital training reaches Segovia
Free digital training covers everyday skills, while the regional programme includes help with online public services. Check Segovia’s actual sessions before registering.
A university door still open: UNED’s October opportunity in Segovia
UNED’s enrolment window remains open until 21 October, while its local open-classroom week runs through 7 October. A practical option for residents considering study.
