Agenda.
Terreta Weekend: two days of food, crafts and technology in Ruzafa
On Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October, from 11:00 to 19:00, Terreta Collective opens its space at Calle Cuba, 24, in Ruzafa, with ham carved on the spot, Valencian wine, local crafts and talks for small businesses. Entry is free; registration is recommended.
Terreta Collective turns its 179 m² space in Ruzafa into an urban lab for a weekend. The idea is to bring together, in one place, what we eat, what is made by hand and what helps sell better.

To eat and drink. Jabugo P.D.O. Iberian ham carved live, artisan focaccia and a tasting of Valencian wines. Each day, the first 100 registered people get a free speciality coffee.
To make and see. An art workshop to 80s music, live art and quick professional photo sessions, both portraits and product shots (very handy if you sell what you produce).
Local crafts. Traditional Valencian dress, jewellery engraved on the spot (from €10 to €30), surprise bags (€10, €20 or €30) and urban craft stalls.
For businesses. Sessions on using AI in a small business, branding and signage advice, and a free review of electricity, fibre and alarm bills.

Getting there. Calle de Cuba, 24, València (Ruzafa), a short walk from the Mercat de Russafa. Entry is free; the organisers recommend registering beforehand on the event page (registrations are approved one by one) to skip the queue.

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