Cultural and Scientific Events Fill Madrid North in September

The Autonomous University, Manzanares el Real, Alcobendas, Colmenar Viejo, El Pardo, and Becerril de la Sierra will host various activities for all audiences.

Generic image of a community event in a park with scientific demonstrations and dancing.
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Generic image of a community event in a park with scientific demonstrations and dancing.

September arrives packed with cultural and scientific activities in Madrid North, with offerings ranging from scientific outreach at the Autonomous University to swing festivals and sporting events.

The Autonomous University of Madrid will host the Researchers' Night on September 25th. This event aims to bring science closer to the general public through demonstrations and scientific experiments conducted by the university's research groups.
Meanwhile, Manzanares el Real is celebrating the fifth edition of Manza Swing, a festival promoting swing music and lindy hop. The event is known for its open, free, and participatory approach, establishing itself as an important date for fans of this musical genre and dance.
In Alcobendas, the new Infanta Leonor forest park was inaugurated this morning. This new green lung aims to bring nature closer to citizens and was presented with various statements highlighting its importance for the city.
Colmenar Viejo is launching the initiative 'Colmenar Viejo is family'. The Councilor for Local Development, Susana Jiménez Aibar, explained that a network of safe businesses has been created to provide telephone support to minors in case of need, ensuring a safer environment for the youngest.
The section 'La Iberozona', in collaboration with its namesake association, will address the 'berrea' (deer rutting call), a characteristic sound of the dehesa that can soon be heard in areas like El Pardo. This natural phenomenon is one of the most anticipated spectacles of autumn.
Finally, the patron saint festivities of Becerril de la Sierra will feature the traditional Crazy Car Race. This competition, known for its originality and fun, has tripled its resident participation this year, demonstrating its growing popularity.