The Gymnastic and Sports Union, an entity created in 1926 to promote sport, and especially athletics, donates its historical archive, which includes both documents and photographs, at the Museum of Badalona. For this reason, on Thursday, July 18th, at 7 pm, at the Museum (Roman baths-Decumanus space) will formalize the donation, at a meeting open to the public. The event will be attended by David Gallego, president of the entity, and Oriol Lladó, journalist and author of the book Això…
A fun and vibrant concert that takes us to the origins of American popular music. An acoustic show that will discover us the history and anecdotes of bass, fiddle and also of old-time, bluegrass and cajun music. Before the concert, there will be a guided tour in the factory where you will see both the heritage sites and the different areas of production of the Anis del Mono. Lluís Gómez - 5-string banjo, mandolin and voices Carol Duran -…
An unprecedented vision of the religious, architectural and cultural heritage of the Marina mountain range through the artistic gaze of the photographer Mariano Pagès. The stars are the overarching element of the 26 images that make up this exhibition - all made during the night and, often in conditions of total darkness-, snapshots of singular beauty that make us discover the inestimable wealth of the hidden heritage of this area.
An unprecedented vision of the religious, architectural and cultural heritage of the Marina mountain range through the artistic gaze of the photographer Mariano Pagès. The stars are the overarching element of the 26 images that make up this exhibition - all made during the night and, often in conditions of total darkness-, snapshots of singular beauty that make us discover the inestimable wealth of the hidden heritage of this area.
In occasion of the proximity of the All Saints fest, we will make an itinerary to discover the most significant figures in the history of the city buried in this cemetery, and we'll discover the artistic value of some tombstones and pantheons.
