Still in shock due to the human and material catastrophe caused by the DANA of 29 October in several Valencian regions, In an extensive article we review some solidarity actions that have been born in recent weeks from culture and for culture, to help those affected get out of the mud. Among many others, the stationery Paper dreams from Benetússer, to which we dedicate a particularly affectionate look from the new section Every stone makes a wall. Besides, in Taste it here We remember those small farmers who have lost everything and to whom we can lend a hand through the campaign Let's cultivate solidarity. and in our Christmas story, where we recommend children's books to give as gifts during the holidays, The story is told of two sisters who have seen how their grandfather's bookstore was covered by a blanket of mud.. As expected, the section Little reigns in this December AU that contains the Muteo object theater exhibition at the TEM, circus in Escalante, Taiat dance Bauhaus-inspired dance, children's film cycles at La Filmoteca and Caixaforum, Gigatrin heavy metal concert, fanzine workshops, Christmas decorations and tin toys, a museum of illusions, a Clicks exhibition, games in the garden and a climatic playroom.
The older ones will have The Fuzztones, Paco Ibanez, Esther, Quivers, Ara Malikian y Standstillin concert halls, he festive season to close the year in Tavernes de la Valldigna and a Current Valencian film series in the SGAE. in the theaters, Lucas Escobedo's circus (Farra), the flamenco of Rosario Toledo (Quatrain), a review of the Iliad by Homer by Alberto Conejero (In the middle of so much fire), the humor of three contemporary ladies in The Knights, satire Saint Jude's Day of the Russafa Room and two plays by the queen of suspense Agatha Christie: The mousetrap y Murder on the Orient Express. Besides, we interview Sergio Serrano, author and director of the new production of the Institut Valencià de Cultura (IVC): The stain. Rosario Velasco, Nanda Bottle, Moisés Mahiques, Tutankhamun y Juana French they star in exhibitions, independent editors fill the first edition of Bim Bang Books, and science fiction, fantasy and terror take over the Golem Festival for three days. This year, the food of Brotherhood we make it at the mexican restaurant Clementine (delicious!) and we prepare a pre-Christmas Eve appetizer with sweet potato, pesto and cottage cheese cream. Bye 2024!
