As it often happens, the best ideas come from walks with friends and the community. Yesterday, my friend came up with the idea that I could create a flyer with a QR code for our digital community and spread it around the city. I found it so simple yet brilliant that I started working on it first thing this morning. Now I need your help to decide which of these four flyers you like the most. When you click on the images to enlarge them, you’ll see the image number appear in the top left corner. Please vote 🙏🏼

We are starting to collect local events for you so everything is in one place. Every Sunday we will publish the events we have found for the following week. Thursday, Oct 30 - 🎃 HALLOWEEN 👻 TRIVIA PUB QUIZ NIGHT 🇪🇸🇬🇧 - Bachata & Salsa outdoor - PLACE CHANGE - Free beach yoga and meditation lesson for beginners - ¡APRENDE A HABLAR EN PÚBLICO! 🎃 Sesión Especial Halloween - English/Spanish night - HardCORE Workout 🤸‍♂️ - 💃🏻 Salsa y Bachata en la Alcazaba (+34) 698 501 676 🕺🏻🎉 - Classic Mat Pilates | Beach Workout ☀️ - Pachange - Intercambio de Idiomas - Jueves - Language Exchange Thursday - Hora de entrenar ! - INTERNATIONAL THURSDAYS AT "SALA PREMIER"! 🌍🎬 - Women’s Bible Study - Malaga Christian Center

Hi everyone, I’m Nini, a 29-year-old startup founder. Although I’m a Spanish citizen, I’m originally from Georgia. I studied in London, where I built my first business. In 2021, I moved to Málaga and have been working remotely since then. I’m currently building an AI tutor and career mentor for university students in the US and UK. I’d love to connect with other entrepreneurs in Málaga. My links: https://linktr.ee/nini.sarishvili

Málaga is a relatively warm place to spend Winter. We often get rain at the end of October and again in November, as well as March which was more considerable in 2025 - for the first time in 20 years. Business wise it is changing slowly to be a place where there is work. But the remote work and digital nomad trend has not really helped this, as they either do not network or recruit locally or contribute long-term. There is however some good Spanish networking to be had. And that is why most people came in the past to Maĺaga, to meet Spanish people. Unfortunately, the centro has rapidly changed, and no longer has any Spanish people living in it. Gentrification from wealthy nations moving here, made it expensive. It is not just the fault of AirBnb obviously. It would be great if more of the people moving were commercially active in someway i.e. recruiting for jobs. But it is generally not the case. For me, I working in technology and after 2 years of managing a remote startup across Europe, I now would like some more inperson work. Our team will colocate, but maybe they work for a remote client. It is good to see people who support each other in a team a few times a week. You can find out more about me via the regular LinkedIn business posts about Malaga and beyond here. Please do add a message when you connect. https://www.linkedin.com/in/alteris/recent-activity/all/