Guitar festival in Elche

From tonight (22nd July) to next Saturday (29th) there will be various guitar concerts in Elche in the cloisters of San José form 9.30pm - most free.
Here's the programme (in Spanish I'm afraid):-

CONCIERTOS
Sábado 22 de julio
ZARZAGÁN CELTIC BAND (España) Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Entrada libre

Domingo 23 de julio
ANDREA ROBERTO (Italia)Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Entrada libre

Lunes 24 de julio
MARGARITA ESCARPA (España)Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Venta de entradas: 5 euros, una hora antes en el lugar del concierto

Martes 25 de julio
ÁLVARO PIERRI (Uruguay)Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Venta de entradas: 5 euros, una hora antes en el lugar del concierto

Miércoles 26 de julio
ANDREA DE VITIS (Italia)Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Entrada libre

Jueves 27 de julio
FINAL DEL IV CONCURSO DE MÚSICA DE CÁMARA CLAUSTRO DE SAN JOSÉ Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Entrada libre

Viernes 28 de julio
FINAL DEL XV CONCURSO INTERNACIONAL DE GUITARRA “PREMIO CIUTAT D´ELX”.Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José Entrada libre

Sábado 29 de julio
PARNASO (España) Hora: 21.30 h. Lugar: Claustro de San José

More info of each player/group here: http://www.festivalguitarraelche.com/en/concerts/ - just hover mouse over each image for date etc.

About 30 mins drive from Quesada, google the address, Plaça dels Reis Católics, s/n 03201 - Elche , for directions.

Wow... Went last night expecting classical guitar, but was wrong
It was a full on celtic band with lively ceilidh - very good.
Each evening promises to be completely different, but if last night was anything to go by, you need to get there early.
There was a long queue being well entertained by a drumming group.
When the doors opened (5 mins before start) the queue was orderly until through the doorway then mad dash all trying to grab the few chairs that were set up in the cloisters around the central quadrangle which contained the stage area plus room for perhaps 100 standing/dancing.
There were stacks more seats which hadn't been set out and folk were climbing over each other to get them.
But it was a very good and unexpected evening, worth the 30 mins journey for something different.
The venue used to be a convent & when everyone was reeling and dancing, I couldn't help trying to imagine the nuns doing the same on a Saturday night there!