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The councilman Jesus Pacheco has highlighted in his speech on the cultural model of the City Strategy 'Murcia 2020' that "we want to find a balance between our traditional culture, our historical references and our way of being with the future, the vanguard, innovation and cosmopolitanism "
The Councilor for Economic Promotion, Culture and European Programs, Jesús Pacheco, highlighted in his speech this morning on the cultural model of the City Strategy 'Murcia 2020' that "we want to find a balance between our traditional culture, our historical references and our way of being with the future, the vanguard, innovation and cosmopolitanism, what we have been and what we want to be, what we are and what we are going to be. "
During his presentation, included in the City Council held within the framework of the Third Neighborhood Day, he indicated that "from the City Council a great effort has been made to publicize the cultural agenda of the city that has been complemented with the creation of the Unique Agenda of the City of Murcia, the events.murcia.es page, where any citizen can consult the more than 5,000 cultural and leisure events that take place every year in the municipality.
On Circo and Romea theaters, in which criteria for programming and dissemination have been unified, attendance figures have increased in a very important way.
"We are talking about more than 170,000 people who have passed through the theaters, which means an increase of 25,000 people compared to 2015".
Pacheco has also explained the actions related to the festivities and festivals where "a cultural and leisure offer has been made for Murcia and visitors, it has collaborated with the social and cultural fabric of the municipality, involving it in the organization, management and development of culture. It has been promoted and supported to artists, associations and collectives of the municipality, the main festivals have been extended to as many spaces as possible, and a greater offer and quality of musicians, singers and national and international bands has been attracted. to Murcia to be located at Spanish level as a preferred destination for concerts ".
The Cultural Centers "annually organize more than 600 workshops, to which 25,000 people subscribe from the surroundings", while "in the five municipal auditoriums (Cabezo de Torres, Beniaján, La Alberca, Guadalupe, Algezares) a total of 66,000 spectators, with important increases year after year ".
From these spaces help is given to schools and music bands, events such as Pianos on the Street or the Young Soloists Cycle are organized, recovery projects are carried out and the ethnographic heritage is valued and a multitude of workshops are held. allowing to recover and encourage the love for craftsmanship and crafts that were being lost, such as esparto, bobbin, ...
About museums, Pacheco explained that "we continue to make museums living spaces, where they meet citizens and visitors."
As for Medieval Murcia, actions have been developed for the recovery and enhancement of a part of the history of the city.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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