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MiCultura ANNOUNCES its EVENTS PROGRAMMING

MiCultura ANNOUNCES its EVENTS PROGRAMMING

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The Ministry of Culture will start its "Cultural Programming" next Saturday, March 26 with the conduct of the meeting of independent writers (EINPA) at 12: 00 noon to be held at the Chat Arco, Casco Antiguo and that will have among its attractive sales of books and recitals.

 

On this same date, at Plaza Catedral the "Mercadito Artesanal" and "Sabores de Mi Barrio" will be held and will be open from 11: 00 a.m. at Plaza Catedral, emphasizing that March will mark 19 years of this "Mercadito" greatly visited by national and international tourists.

The attendees will enjoy the animation with well known DJ, inflatable games for children, artistic performances with Gamas dances, Folk Set, crafts sales and gastronomic offer with the plates of "Taste of the Barrio."

 

The "Cultural Programming" of MiCultura that includes other art expressions continues at 12: 00 noon on Sunday 27, "World Theater Day" with staging of theatrical works at the Anita Villalaz and at the Juan Manuel Cedeño Gallery, both at the Casco Antiguo.

 

Meanwhile, Saturday April 2nd from 3: 00 p.m. will be presenting the "Blue Culture Festival" in commemoration of "World Autism Day" with an activity at Plaza de France that will have the support of the Ann Sullivan Center of Panama and the support of the First Lady's Office.

 

The "Cultural Programming" culminates on Sunday 3 April at 10: 00 a.m. with the "Panama Children and Youth Literature Festival" to be held at Plaza de France in commemoration of the "World Day of Children's Literature" that is April 2 and also in tribute to Panamanian writer Carlos Francisco Changmarín.

 

With the conduct of this type of activity, the Ministry of Culture attests its commitment to continue to support and promote the diversity of cultural expressions throughout the national conscious territory that it is the vehicle to form more and better Panamanian.