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The Municipal Network of Libraries of Murcia (RMBM) has organized for the months of February and March a program of varied and free activities for an audience of all ages.
The Councilor for Urban Agenda and Open Government, Mercedes Bernabé, today presented the new program, "with which we want libraries to act as the cultural engine of the neighborhoods and districts where they are located, to be a place of coexistence."
Among the activities most traditionally demanded by users and that will continue to be offered are the Reading Clubs, which are held in 15 libraries, with titles such as 'La cena', by Hernan Koch, 'La novena', by Marcela Serrano or 'The pain of others', by Miguel Ángel Hernández, among others.
Likewise, we continue with Storytime, school visits, Easy Reading Clubs, Dumas Club, Cinefórum, informative talks, book presentations, meetings with writers, workshops with babies, chess workshops and board games, among others.
To these permanent activities we must add others such as the actions within the Argos Altacan program, aimed at preventing the consumption of alcohol, tobacco, cannabis and other substances, organized by the City Council, through the Municipal Health Service in collaboration with the Ministry of health.
Both activities will be the La Alberca Library.
The Cabezas Blancas project will also be announced over several days and at different locations, by the Association that bears the same name and whose objective is to promote cultural projects.
This activity will take place in La Alberca and San Basilio.
On the occasion of the carnival holiday, the little ones can participate in a craft workshop to make their own costumes.
It will be in the El Carmen Library.
The music will sound in La Alberca with the auditions of pianists of the Musicalberk Musical Association within the Piano Week, which will be held the first week of March.
Another of the outstanding activities of these months will be the storyteller of 'Pulgarcito' with puppets in the library of El Carmen, as well as the reading of a story about equality in the Río Segura center.
Special commemorations
The International Women's Day will be celebrated with a storytelling by Andrea Pacheco that will be entitled 'The Journey of Penelope: Stories to awaken feminine wisdom', at the Río Segura Library.
Also, visitors will enjoy the Day of Poetry (March 24) with a concert honoring Murcian poets, by Ismael Galiana and Raúl Pastor.
Other actions that are being carried out permanently are the collection of books by the Emmaus Traperos Association and the Quitapesares library, which consists in replacing the penalties for delays in delivery times in exchange for food that is donated to Cáritas.
During the year 2019, a total of 741 activities were programmed in which 21,823 participants participated.
Reading club
It is one of the activities most demanded by users.
The titles that will be worked in the different libraries are the following:
- Puente Bacon: 'La cena', by Hernan Koch and 'The reader of Julio Verne', by Almudena Grandes.
- La Ñora: 'Different ways of looking at the water', by Julio Llamazares, and 'The pain of others BR', by Miguel Ángel Hernández.
- El Carmen: 'La intrusa', by Eric Fayé and 'Ordesa', by Manuel Vilas.
- Beniaján: 'The great friend', by Elena Ferrante and 'What a wonderful world', by Lola López M.
- La Alberca: 'Train to Pakistan', by Khuskwant Singh and 'The Iron Age', by JM Cotzee.
- San Basilio: 'Lobisón', by Ginés Sánchez and 'La cena', by Herman Koch.
- Cabezo de Torres: 'The daughter of Cayetana', by Carmen Posadas and 'Tierra de campos', by David Trueba.
- El Carmen: 'La novena', by Marcela Serrano and 'El dolor de otros otros', by Miguel Ángel Hernández.
- Río Segura: 'We in the night', by Kent Haruf and 'La uruguaya', by Pedro Mairal.
- Santiago el Mayor: 'Climate change', by Cristina Morano and 'Hunter of smiles', by A. Ferrer.
- San Basilio-M.
Hernández: 'This will also happen', by Milena Busquets and 'If we touch the earth', by Aurora Saura.
- El Palmar: 'The room of Nona', by Cristina Fernández and 'The story of the maid', by Margaret Moyano.
- Writer José Saramago: 'Canción dulce', Leila Slimani and 'The Empire of Yegorov', by Manuel Moyano.
- Sangonera la Vede: 'The pain of others', by Miguel Ángel Hernández and 'The foundation', by A. Buero-Vallejo.
- Javalí Nuevo: 'The ugly bourgeoisie', by Miguel Espinosa and 'La intrusa', by Éric Fayre.
Also noteworthy are the activities of the German Reading Club, which takes place in the El Carmen library, and that of Elders, which takes place at the IMAS residence in San Basilio.
The reading actions are also aimed at people with disabilities through the Easy Reading program, where users of Assido, Astrapace, Open Classroom of the IES Mariano Baquero participate.
This service is offered in the libraries of Puente Tocinos, San Basilio, José Saramago and Santiago el Mayor.
Club 'Dumas
The Río Segura library will host on February 25 the activity 'Easy reading by Cristina Morales' and by March 31.
'A novelist at the Museo el Prado', by Manuel Mújica Laínez.
It will be at 6.30 pm for a youth and adult audience.
'The third wife' and 'The Night of the Hunter' at the Cineforum
The Río Segura center will host on February 28 the screening of 'The third wife', by director Ash Mayfair.
Thus, on March 28 you can see 'The night the hunter', by Charles Laughton.
Both screenings will be at 6.30 pm and will be aimed at a youth and adult audience.
Storytelling
The little ones can enjoy a varied repertoire of storytelling in the libraries of Beniaján (February 17, March 2 and 16), El Puntal (March 3, 17 and 31), El Raal (February 18, 3, 17 , March 24 and 31), La Ñora (February 18, 3, 10, 17 and March 31), La Alberca Library (February 12 and 26 and March 11), Espinardo (February 12, 19, 26 and 4, 11, 18, March 25), San Basilio Library (February 12, 19, 26), Guadalupe Library (March 5, 12 and 26), Santiago el Mayor Library (February 12 and 26, 11, March 25 and 22), Javalí Nuevo Library (February 20 and 27 and March 5 and 12), El Carmen Library (February 20 and 27 and March 5) and Antonio Botías Chronic Library (5, 12 and 26 of March).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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