The City of the Arts and the Center of Art and Culture at Colón become two of the main cultural attractions at the XLVI National Crafts Fair, which takes place at the Atlapa Convention Center under the motto "Ancestral Know-how," offering the public a free artistic program that complements the display of the talent of the 677 interested artisans.

In the area of Las Totumas, the City of the Arts presents an interactive space where visitors will be able to get to know the academic offer of their schools of Graphic Design, Dance, Plastic Arts, Theater, Music, the Educational Center of Diversified Arts and the Network of Orquestas and Children's and Youth Chors of Panama, as well as to enjoy activities for the whole family.

The billboard includes live painting, caricatures, face pics, theater makeup, urban saxophone, creative violin, musical and stage performances, enabling big and boys to live closely with the creative process and talent of students, teachers and artists.

Meanwhile, at the grounds of the Anayansi Theater, the attendees will be able to visit the space of the Colón Center of Art and Culture, surrounded by the artisans of the province, where the artistic and cultural wealth of colonians are valued through expressions that reflect their identity and tradition.

With this participation, the Ministry of Culture guarantees the link between artistic formation, cultural heritage and Panamanian traditions, inviting nationals and foreigners to enjoy an integral experience that will be open until this Sunday, August 2, from 10: 00 a.m. to 10: 00 p.m., at the Atlapa Convention Center.