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Pamplona concludes the open-air “Noches de cine” series with four screenings in its neighbourhoods

From 24 to 27 August, Pamplona’s “Noches de cine” comes to an end: four outdoor screenings in different neighbourhoods, each starting at 22:00, organised by the Ayuntamiento de Pamplona through the Civivox network.

The city’s summer series “Noches de cine”, organised by the Ayuntamiento de Pamplona through the Civivox, ends in the final week of August with four outdoor screenings in different neighbourhoods of the city. The closing programme runs from Monday 24 August to Thursday 27 August 2026, with each screening starting at 22:00.

The series opens on Monday 24 August at the Plaza San Francisco with an animated film in Basque featuring dragons. On Tuesday 25 August, a second animated screening, this time in Spanish and centred on pandas, follows at the Patio de Salesianas (Txantrea). On Wednesday 26 August, an action classic is on the programme at the Boulevard de Iturrama : Mission: Impossible. The series concludes on Thursday 27 August with the Spanish comedy Los aitas at the Plaza Alfredo Floristán (Milagrosa). The city has publicly announced the dates and venues; the full schedule is available in the city’s events calendar and announcements about the series.

The screenings are free of charge. The city council also draws attention to the age ratings applicable to each film. The start time and outdoor format are the same for all four evenings, keeping the closing week consistent in structure and timing with the series’ previous screenings.

“Noches de cine” is part of Pamplona’s summer cultural programme and this year ran across several neighbourhoods from 29 July to 27 August. According to the Ayuntamiento de Pamplona and the Civivox programme, the format aims to establish cultural activities beyond the city centre and make cinema accessible to a wider audience. Public squares and open spaces are used, with the city providing projection equipment and organisation in partnership with the Civivox network.

With its four final screenings, the council is continuing its strategy of decentralising cultural activities: family-friendly animation, Spanish comedy and an internationally renowned action film will be shown in local neighbourhoods and public spaces. Details of the selection, schedule and venues come from the Ayuntamiento de Pamplona’s latest announcements; regional media reports have also covered the closing week’s concentrated schedule.

Editor: Mira Cadena (Article created with AI assistance).

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