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< strong > Success with open doors by opening up the City of The Arts < / strong >

< strong > Success with open doors by opening up the City of The Arts < / strong >

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Welcoming the opening of the City of Las Artes, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) gave an open day with a cultural program with more than 15 artistic performances that brought together tens of families, who with their presence have premiered the steps of this cultural enclosure suitable for enjoying an evening full of Panamanian talent.

The two-day day event offered to the attendees a billboard with folkloric groups, students from the National School of Dances, the Network of Orquestas and Coros and artists of the size of Rómulo Castro and the Tucira Group, National Combos, Luis Mario, Los Rabanes, Pepina and La Symphony, among others.

The public was excited with this impressive complex of buildings that contributes to the cultural enrichment of the country, as well as being a place where you will sure enjoy art at all its manifestations.

The musical atmosphere was complemented with the participation of the exhibitors of the sociocultural programs of MiCultura, "Sabores del Barrio" and "Mercadito Casco Antiguo," with visitors enjoying traditional menus and the creativity of artisan as well as popular scrape and crazy ice.

The Ministry of Culture appeals to the public to follow the social networks of MiCultura to get them to know about the next activations that will be developing at this epicentre that marks a new path for cultural exchange between established and emerging artists and the generations that are being formed and will be formed at schools that are currently at this place.

The City of The Arts will become a circular ecosystem "where art finds its home."