Panama, July 11, 2025. - The art, faith and cultural identity are highlighted in different regions of the country. With temporary exhibitions, the museums of Las Tablas, Aguadulce and Veraguas invite the community to enjoy exhibitions that highlight beautiful pieces that tell us about history, beauty, culture and membership.

Through the National Museums Directorate of the Ministry of Culture, each exhibition invites the public to appreciate these temporary samples of our cultural essence.

From today Friday 11, until July 31 at the Belisario Porras Museum, at Las Tablas, Los Santos Province, the "Farms of Santa Librada" will be held on display, a unique sample that presents the different attiduas used by the venerate Santa throughout time.

Reflecting the devotion of his faithful and the heritage value of these suits, they can be appreciated using the patronal festivities in honor of the Virgin. That presentation takes place in collaboration with the local Church.

From 3 to 31 July, the Regional Museum of Aguadulce Stella Sierra presents the photo exhibition "Pocrí, Hogar de la Virgen del Carmen," a sample that includes history and a profound popular devotion, through images, that capture the spiritual and cultural essence of this tradition in the community of Pocrí, in the province of Coclé.

From 12 to 30 July 2025, the Regional Museum of Veraguas, together with the Cathedral of Santiago Apostico and the Panamanian Association of Plastic Artists, chapter Veraguas, presents the exhibition "Holy Art Santiago Apostico." The exhibition brings together artistic works that pay tribute to the holy patron of Santiago de Veraguas, combining religious tradition and contemporary expression.
These exhibitions are part of the Ministry of Culture's efforts to strengthen cultural identity, highlight sacre art and bring communities closer to the spiritual and artistic heritage that defines us as a nation.