CIFICOM in Valencia; it’s Logical Captain
Trekkies, train-spotters, bird-watchers and sundry nerds had their days on the 10th and 11th of October 2015, when CIFICOM came to Valencia. La Rambleta played host this year to collectors…
Valencia, California: Same Difference
Four Valencian organisations have collaborated to celebrate a festival of Spanish music on 11th and 12th of September 2015 at the Los Angeles Theatre Center, where rock documentaries and live…
Jordi Bernàcer is Going to San Francisco
Perhaps not with flowers in his hair, but the Valencian musician has been invited to take up the post as resident conductor at the San Francisco Opera There he will…
Vegalfaro’s Cava Brut Nature Reserva
Cava is Cava, wherever it is made, so why not support local growers, and the ecology by reducing transportation costs, by consuming Valencian Cavas this Christmas? Valencia International begins a…
‘Volta ciclista a València’
Whenever people talk about why they have chosen Valencia as their home, in preference to Halifax or Potsdam, one of the most common reasons given is that Valencia is a…
Silver Screen Peñiscola Past and Present
The unmistakable outline of Peñiscola’s castle will shortly no longer be associated exclusively with El Cid; the super, mega TV series Game of Thrones has set its sights on the…
Guillermo Polo: a Valencian in Hollywood
In 2008, Guillermo Polo graduated from Valencia Polytechnic University, today he’s in Hollywood; proof that the American dream can come true, and that a scientific education doesn’t necessarily mean life…
Valencia International & Radio Nacional de España…again!
Valencia International’s editor was again asked to speak on Radio Nacional de España; this time on Friday July 31st 2015 on the show presented by Javier Capitán on FM 88.2.…
We’ll Always Have Paris…….In Valencia
Corinne Bally settled down in Valencia in 2001 after having visited the city several times as a representative of the European Union responsible for funds designed to help SMEs and…
Valencia’s Caped Crusaders
They say that recognition is a pigeon sitting (or worse) on your head, in the sense that so many dignitaries are remembered by a statue or bust tucked away in…
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