The Maspalomas Lighthouse Ethnographic Centre presents a unique Nativity scene, designed by Ignacio Maya Carro, open to the public throughout the Christmas season
The Maspalomas Lighthouse, a cultural and tourist icon in the south of Gran Canaria, is hosting this year a spectacular handmade Nativity scene created by the young nativity scene artist Ignacio Maya Carro. Located in the Ethnographic Centre, the Nativity scene stands out for its attention to detail, artistic sensitivity and careful representation of traditional scenes that evoke the Christmas spirit.
The work combines classical and contemporary elements, integrating carefully crafted landscapes, handcrafted figures and a set design that transports visitors to the deepest roots of the nativity tradition. Every corner of the Nativity scene is imbued with the passion and talent of its creator, creating a work that is both a tribute to art and a cultural experience.
The Nativity scene will be open to the public during the Christmas season. Admission is free, making this exhibition an unmissable opportunity for residents and visitors who wish to enjoy Christmas art in such an emblematic setting as the Maspalomas Lighthouse.
The Maspalomas Lighthouse Nativity Scene is not only a must-see for Christmas lovers, but also a reflection of the municipality's commitment to culture, tradition and quality tourism.
