The Municipality of Concordia, in commemoration of the 193rd anniversary of the city's founding this Friday, November 29, invites the entire community to the cultural, artistic, and tourist activities that will take place starting at 8:30 PM, at the Peatonal del Bicentenario, in front of the Municipal Palace.
“Concordia celebrates Concordia” aims to unite all residents in a shared sentiment, and for this reason, through joint work between the Undersecretariats of Culture and Tourism and the Directorate of Ceremonial and Protocol, a circuit of activities has been designed that combines music, art, history, flavors, and the places that identify us most.
PROGRAM
Starting at 8:30 PM, the artistic activities are scheduled to begin on the stage that will be set up at the Peatonal del Bicentenario, in front of the Municipal Palace.
Performances will include Sergio Lugo and the “Ballet Renovando Sueños”; the “Santos Maggi” Municipal School of Music; Carolina Ferreira and the “Ballet Pies Descalzos” from Villa Adela; the “Mario Meichtry” Municipal Chamber Choir; Leonardo Alanís “Ritmos Caribeños” from the Centro and Sarmiento neighborhood; Humberto Areguati and the “Ballet Peña Boliche Ducasse”; the “Capibara” Municipal School of Winds and Percussion, and the band “Ruidos Molestos.”
CULTURAL WORKSHOPS
In addition to the artist lineup, the community will be able to visit and learn about the various activities carried out by the different workshops that the Undersecretariat of Culture develops in various parts of the city.
VISUAL ARTS MUSEUM AND CHILDREN'S LIBRARY
Another option will be to visit the Museum of Visual Arts, where the XIV Annual National Bicentennial Salon “Painting 2024” is on display, featuring 114 works by artists from across the country.
And for those who enjoy reading, the “Graciela Cutro” Children's Library will be open to the public, with entry located at 638 Urquiza Street.
TOURISM
Furthermore, the Undersecretariat of Tourism and the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Entity (EMCONTUR) invite you to enjoy a varied agenda of activities open to the entire community:
“Bridges of Faith” Guided Mini-Circuit: Starting at 8:00 PM, a walking tour of the spiritual heritage of Concordia can be taken, which includes: the Mitre Madres Escolapias School and the San Antonio de Padua Cathedral.
“Art Nouveau Tour” Guided Mini-Circuit: Also starting at 8:00 PM, a tour will be held of two architectural buildings in the Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles in our city: the Bishopric of Concordia and the Zubieta House.
Both circuits are free and open to the public, with prior registration by contacting +54 9 345 5080276 or at the Tourist Information Center (Mitre and Pellegrini). The starting point for both activities is the Tourist Information Center (CIT), located at Mitre and Pellegrini. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
Regional Flavors to Share: Starting at 8:30 PM, this space will be open to enjoy and taste the best local products, located at the CIT. The exhibition of paintings by artist Martín Rojas, “Pinturas Río Uruguay,” will also be present.
“Concordia celebrates Concordia” aims to unite all residents in a shared sentiment, and for this reason, through joint work between the Undersecretariats of Culture and Tourism and the Directorate of Ceremonial and Protocol, a circuit of activities has been designed that combines music, art, history, flavors, and the places that identify us most.
PROGRAM
Starting at 8:30 PM, the artistic activities are scheduled to begin on the stage that will be set up at the Peatonal del Bicentenario, in front of the Municipal Palace.
Performances will include Sergio Lugo and the “Ballet Renovando Sueños”; the “Santos Maggi” Municipal School of Music; Carolina Ferreira and the “Ballet Pies Descalzos” from Villa Adela; the “Mario Meichtry” Municipal Chamber Choir; Leonardo Alanís “Ritmos Caribeños” from the Centro and Sarmiento neighborhood; Humberto Areguati and the “Ballet Peña Boliche Ducasse”; the “Capibara” Municipal School of Winds and Percussion, and the band “Ruidos Molestos.”
CULTURAL WORKSHOPS
In addition to the artist lineup, the community will be able to visit and learn about the various activities carried out by the different workshops that the Undersecretariat of Culture develops in various parts of the city.
VISUAL ARTS MUSEUM AND CHILDREN'S LIBRARY
Another option will be to visit the Museum of Visual Arts, where the XIV Annual National Bicentennial Salon “Painting 2024” is on display, featuring 114 works by artists from across the country.
And for those who enjoy reading, the “Graciela Cutro” Children's Library will be open to the public, with entry located at 638 Urquiza Street.
TOURISM
Furthermore, the Undersecretariat of Tourism and the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Entity (EMCONTUR) invite you to enjoy a varied agenda of activities open to the entire community:
“Bridges of Faith” Guided Mini-Circuit: Starting at 8:00 PM, a walking tour of the spiritual heritage of Concordia can be taken, which includes: the Mitre Madres Escolapias School and the San Antonio de Padua Cathedral.
“Art Nouveau Tour” Guided Mini-Circuit: Also starting at 8:00 PM, a tour will be held of two architectural buildings in the Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles in our city: the Bishopric of Concordia and the Zubieta House.
Both circuits are free and open to the public, with prior registration by contacting +54 9 345 5080276 or at the Tourist Information Center (Mitre and Pellegrini). The starting point for both activities is the Tourist Information Center (CIT), located at Mitre and Pellegrini. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
Regional Flavors to Share: Starting at 8:30 PM, this space will be open to enjoy and taste the best local products, located at the CIT. The exhibition of paintings by artist Martín Rojas, “Pinturas Río Uruguay,” will also be present.