The cycle Bee Week presents its complete lineup in days marked by multidisciplinarity between music, ecological action and sustainability.
The Bee Week faces its fourth edition with an amalgam of artists who will star in concerts and events in which music and the well-being of nature, especially bees, will prevail in equal parts.
In the words of the initiative: “Since its first edition, Bee Week has shown that a cultural event can generate a positive impact beyond the stages: More than 300 trees planted in San Agustín de Guadalix in its first year. Functional hives and honey production, in collaboration with Alcarria Bee Company, which today house more than a million bees in lavender fields. Bracelets with seeds, which when germinated give life to aromatic plants such as lavender, rosemary or sage. Bombs of seeds in the street, with more than 10,000 distributed in Madrid by the “Bee Queen”, a giant bee that invites citizens to plant Bee Day, a day of immersion in beekeeping, which will return this year with new activities open to the public.
A new cycle with an essential environmental impact in these times. Thus, this year’s lineup includes the following concerts and events: Zahara (February 13, The Riviera), The Harlem Gospel Travelers (February 21, Sala El Sol), Store (March 5, Sala El Sol), Startle Girl (March 6, Eslava Theater), The Snitches (March 7, Sala El Sol), G-5 (March 11, La Riviera Room), The Mondo Sonoro Demoscopic (March 11, The Movistar Arena Room), Paul Alone (March 13, Eslava Theater), Salma (March 26, Copernicus Room), Mercedes Canas (April 10, The Riviera), Ezpalak + Leihotikan (April 11, Sala El Sol), Altin Gün (April 16, Eslava Theater), Overdose (April 17, The Movistar Arena Room), Cowards (April 17, Teatro Eslava), Rocío Saiz + Megarollo (April 18, Sala El Sol), The Long Ryders (April 23, Copernicus Room) and Yacare (April 24, Copernicus Room). Tickets can be obtained at this link.
