TAPAS Choir sings in Coín to raise funds for older expats
The TAPAS Choir performs live at The Olive Tree in Coín on Wednesday 18 November from 1:30pm, with entry open to all. Proceeds support Age Care Costa del Sol.
By Costa del Sol Journal Newsroom · · AI-assisted

The TAPAS Choir will give a live afternoon performance in Coín on Wednesday 18 November, raising funds for older English-speaking residents across the Costa del Sol. According to Euro Weekly News, everyone is welcome to drop in.
Key facts
- When: Wednesday 18 November, starting at 1:30pm.
- Where: The Olive Tree, a pub and restaurant in Coín.
- Entry: open to all; Euro Weekly News says visitors can drop in and order a drink.
- Cause: half of the choir's performance profits raised throughout the year go to Age Care Costa del Sol.
- Choir: formed in 2004 under The Andalucia Performing Arts Society.
An afternoon of live music
Euro Weekly News reported that the choir's members will perform live at The Olive Tree, with the afternoon offering residents a chance to meet, socialise and enjoy choral music. Organisers welcome people from across the Guadalhorce Valley and the coastal areas, the outlet said.
The Olive Tree is described by Euro Weekly News as a family-run pub and restaurant known for traditional dishes, home-cooked food and community events.
Who the choir is
According to the report, TAPAS Choir includes singers of eight different nationalities. Members live in Coín, Alhaurín el Grande, Alhaurín de la Torre, Mijas and surrounding areas. The choir performs regularly around the region and raises money for local charities.
The charity it supports
Age Care Costa del Sol has offered friendship and practical help to older expats since 2005, Euro Weekly News reported. It is run entirely by volunteers and supports residents in Coín, Alhaurín el Grande, Mijas Costa and Fuengirola.
Its work includes weekly drop-in coffee mornings, arranging transport, helping with appointments and guiding people through daily life in Spain.
Why it matters
For English-speaking residents in the Guadalhorce Valley and nearby coastal towns, the afternoon is a chance to combine a social outing with support for a volunteer-run charity that helps older neighbours. Readers who want to attend should note the date and the 1:30pm start.



