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Computer Club Whether you love or hate your computer, the Costa Blanca Computer Club, which celebrates its 32nd birthday in April, is the club to visit! It offers help and support on the use of laptops, PCs, tablets, iPads, smart phones and DigiCams. This is invaluable at a time when computer hardware and software are constantly upgraded and malware poses a real threat, causing worry and frustration.
The club meets on Tuesdays and Saturdays in Alfaz del Pi when members have the chance to learn more about using computers and other appliances or how to edit and enhance photographs. Newcomers of all ages are always welcome so whether you’re a beginner or expert come along and increase your knowledge and make new friends. As the saying goes “there’s always something new to learn”. For more information and directions to the venues, go to
http://www.cbcomputerclub.net or call Victor on 965 889 187 or Duncan on 966 875 149.
Costa Blanca
Make & Smile Recycle
Heroes Need Your Help Dennis and Barbara accept any household items, furniture, electrical and clothes etc for the recycle projects. They are happy to do total house clearances. The items are
given a bit of TLC and sold in rastros and auctions to provide funds for the Emaús homes daily needs. They can be contacted on 660 961 585 or 965 836 814.
The English Folk Music Club
Members of The En g l i s h F o l k Music Club have just returned from the biggest annual Folk festival held in Spain. It was a fantastic Festival held over 5 days in Benalmádena with
the headlining group Steeleye Span. The club meets every Tuesday evening at The Rendezvous Bar-Cafe, Edificio Tiro de Pichon, Urb. Pueblo Principe, 03192, Villamartin, Alicante. For more information please phone Carol or Ian on 966 762 881/ 664 768 644, email
divesmith@hotmail.com, or visit their website:
www.englishfolkmusicclub.com.
Their next meeting will take place on Tuesday 7th April at 6.30pm in the Centro Social, Xàbia Old Town. The theme will be ‘Historical Novels’ led by Alma Dorndorf, Tim Upton and Bertrand Lewinson. For more information, please contact Alma Dorndorf on 636 898 162 or email
alma@dorndorf.es. They meet on the first Tuesday of each month in the Centro Social, Xàbia Old Town, beside the Health Centre, at 6.30pm for a 6.45 start, and finish at 8.45pm. The themes of the meetings are wide-ranging, based on all kinds of literature, from all over the world; they have speakers and presenters as well as lots of informal participation, always in a very friendly atmosphere. If you love books and reading, then please go along and join them! You will be very welcome!
Xàbia Book Circle
On Saturday 11th April at 8pm in the Casa Cultura of Alfàs del Pi, the renowned Issoglio-Vuillermoz piano duo from Italy will present a programme of works for four hands by Mozart and
C.Debussy. Tickets 10€ for non-members. Then, on Sunday 19th April at midday in the Fundacion Frax in Albir there is an opportunity to enjoy a wonderful programme of Spanish music with the Cuenca Duo (Guitar and Piano). Tickets: 10€ for non-members, 5€ for members. Full details of both concerts can be found on the website,
www.alfasmusica.com.
Classical Music Society of Alfàs del Pi April concerts
Due to the bad weather forecast the craft people who set up their stalls every Saturday morning in the square in front of the Post Office in Jávea have had to cancel a few fair days which has been especially annoying when the day has turned out to be beautiful. From April they hope to be able to set up stall every Saturday again until the end of May. If you want to see if the fair is on, who is coming and what they make (and sell), have a look at
www.amata.es under “Coming events”. More information (also in English) on 639 979 678.
The weekly Craft Fair in Jávea
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