To revitalize one of the city’s busiest areas during the summer season, the summer market on the boardwalk will be open until September 6. Approximately thirty stalls are set up, offering crafts, food, and attractions to residents and visitors. This initiative aims to enhance leisure activities, support the arts and crafts sector, and breathe new life into the town’s popular spot. The market showcases artisanal products and culinary delights, making the boardwalk more appealing in the summer. By promoting artisans’ work, boosting economic activity, and highlighting craftsmanship as a cultural expression and employment source, the City Council hopes to contribute to the local community. Craft and food stalls operate on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, while attractions are available daily. During the “Popi Ciudad de Estepona” Ham Festival, craft stalls will be open every day. Market hours are from 7:00 p.m. to midnight, with adjustments made for municipal events to ensure a harmonious coexistence of summer activities.