Nearly a hundred cultural activities in the province during November
The Regional Ministry of Culture programmes workshops, concerts, exhibitions and guided visits at museums and sites in Jaén, Úbeda, Cástulo and Puente Tablas.
JaénYa newsroom ·
The Museo Provincial de Jaén will host on the morning of Sunday, November 15 the performances of Águeda Saavedra and Juan Tomás de la Molía, within the initiative ‘Flamenco Expuesto’. It is one of the events of the ‘Noviembre Cultural’ programme, which brings together nearly a hundred activities in the region's regional government-owned cultural spaces, as detailed by the Regional Ministry of Culture, Historical Heritage and Sport.
Flamenco has a special weight this year. On November 16 marks 75 years since the birth of José Monge Cruz ‘Camarón de la Isla’, and the Circuito Andaluz de Peñas, with the Confederación Andaluza de Peñas Flamencas, has organised a cycle of 16 performances, two per province, in as many flamenco peñas in Andalusia.
Music, exhibitions and heritage at the Museo de Jaén
On November 16, World Heritage Day, the Museo de Jaén offers a guided visit to the exhibition ‘La colección Blanco Caro y la arqueología española en Egipto’. On November 22 there will be a concert by the Coro Aída and the Coro y Orquesta Hadira Plecto, as well as music workshops for children and adults and the singer-songwriter cycle ‘A solas. Música y colecciones’.
Those who come to the museum can also see ‘Espacio dedicado. Arte religioso recuperado’, ‘Arte gráfico’, ‘110 años del Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes de Jaén’, the display case ‘El alcázar almohade de Jaén. Un patrimonio oculto’, ‘Colección mago’, ‘Huellas de cobre y hueso’ and ‘Tradición y renovación. El grabado en madera japonés’.
Workshops and visits in the rest of the province
At the Archivo Histórico Provincial you can visit the exhibition ‘Ecos 2026. Encuentros de Arte Contemporáneo’, with guided visits. The Biblioteca Pública Provincial hosts a poetry workshop led by Julia Orozco and the presentations of the books ‘Educar para una vida educada’, by Antonio José Alcalá; ‘El otro lado del espejo’, by Sara Gómez Martínez, and ‘Locuras de un viajero’, by Marco Antonio Castillo.
The Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares del Alto Guadalquivir exhibits ‘Cazorla siglo XX’, a photographic show by Pedro Gómez about the municipality and its surroundings at the beginning of the last century. At the Museo de Úbeda the family audiovisual animation workshop ‘Historia animada’ has been scheduled. The Conjunto Arqueológico de Cástulo offers a ceramics cataloguing workshop and guided, themed and dramatised visits. In Puente Tablas there is a workshop to recognise the landscape, an orientation experience and an approach to archaeological work in an ‘Arqueódromo’.
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