The performing arts festival Heart Lanzarote has been nominated in three categories at the Iberian Festival Awards, one of the main accolades in the festival sector in Spain and Portugal.
Specifically, *Heart Lanzarote* is nominated for awards in the categories of Contribution to Equality, Contribution to Sustainability, and Best Non-Musical Festival, with the latter being the most significant as it is decided exclusively **by popular vote**.
The organization invites citizens to participate and support the festival through online voting, which will remain open until January 15, via the following link.
The Iberian Festival Awards recognize professionals in the festival sector in Spain and Portugal through 25 categories and two Excellence Awards, and will hold their awards ceremony on March 14 in Ponta Delgada, Azores.
About Heart Lanzarote
Heart Lanzarote is a performing arts festival that takes place in Playa Honda (San Bartolomé) and transforms public space into a large open-air stage. Born with the aim of bringing culture closer to all citizens, it offers a free and accessible program that combines theater, dance, circus, clowning, music, and participatory workshops. The festival stands out for its commitment to sustainability, social inclusion, and community participation, involving educational centers, neighborhood groups, and local, national, and international artists.
Organized by Arenao Producciones, the festival is sponsored by Turismo Lanzarote, Centros de Arte, Cultura y Turismo, and the Cabildo de Lanzarote, through the Culture department; the San Bartolomé City Council and companies such as Relaxia and Chacón also collaborate
