On September 12 and 13, the First Guaraní-Jesuit Culture Meeting will take place, organized by the Naranjal de Pereda Historical Site area with the support of the Coordination of Museums and Heritage Management and the Undersecretariat of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia.
The program of activities to be carried out is as follows:
Friday, September 12
Conference at Secondary and Higher School No. 1 “Cesáreo Bernaldo de Quirós”, at 6:30 PM: “Guaraní-Jesuit culture”, New approaches - New perspectives, by María de las Mercedes Schoenemann, PhD in Arts from the National University of La Plata.
Conference at Secondary and Higher School No. 1 “Cesáreo Bernaldo de Quirós”, at 8:00 PM: “Agony, dispersion and death of the missionary Guaraní in independent Uruguay”, by Mr. Juan Carlos Palacios, researcher and writer from the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. Moderator: Rosa María "Mauci" Reissemweber.
Saturday, September 13
Closing of Conferences at the “Naranjal de Pereda” Historical Site (Victorino Simón street and Water Treatment Plant), from 10:00 AM: "On the presence and representation of the mburucuyá or passion flower in our culture", by Speaker: María de las Mercedes Schoenemann, PhD in Arts from the National University of La Plata.
The program of activities to be carried out is as follows:
Friday, September 12
Conference at Secondary and Higher School No. 1 “Cesáreo Bernaldo de Quirós”, at 6:30 PM: “Guaraní-Jesuit culture”, New approaches - New perspectives, by María de las Mercedes Schoenemann, PhD in Arts from the National University of La Plata.
Conference at Secondary and Higher School No. 1 “Cesáreo Bernaldo de Quirós”, at 8:00 PM: “Agony, dispersion and death of the missionary Guaraní in independent Uruguay”, by Mr. Juan Carlos Palacios, researcher and writer from the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. Moderator: Rosa María "Mauci" Reissemweber.
Saturday, September 13
Closing of Conferences at the “Naranjal de Pereda” Historical Site (Victorino Simón street and Water Treatment Plant), from 10:00 AM: "On the presence and representation of the mburucuyá or passion flower in our culture", by Speaker: María de las Mercedes Schoenemann, PhD in Arts from the National University of La Plata.