MiCultura BRINDÓ MENU CULTURAL IN THE Casco Antiguo
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The "Blue Culture Festival" and that of "Children and Youth Literature" were the attraction that was presented this weekend by the Ministry of Culture at Casco Antiguo simultaneous events that received recognition from thousands of nationals and foreigners who visited Cathedral Square.
The "Blue Culture" festival was also held in commemoration of "International Day of Autism" that was last Sunday, April 3.
The Minister of Culture, Gisell Gónzalez Villarrué and Deputy Minister of Gabriel Gónzalez were represented.
Both activities included education through didactic reading, storytelling about Sancho Panza's history, presentation of puppets, storytelling and workshops.
Also the presentation of the Copetín clown, the typical set of the Folklore School run by Professor Delfín Hernández and sale of crafts, among other activities that were of the delight of the attendees.
Carlos Fong, a Fong Finger of Tales at the Ministry of Culture, shared with children a world of adventures with his tales, and also the children's theater Tia Dora, an exhibition of winning works and an excellent presentation of Creative Space Panama with the piece "I Do Not Name Me Mami," that denouncing and talking a little about street harassment, were part of the activities at Plaza Catedral.
MiCultura closed this literary party with a great parade with posters that referred to reading around the symbolic park.