Lorenzo Silva, Nacho Abad or Nieves Concostrina They will be three of the protagonists of the autumn season of the Library of Castilla-La Mancha, who will share details of their latest publications.
Local talent will also be a key part of the lineup. Authors from Toledo and the surrounding area such as José María Barreda, David Luna, Carlos Rodrigo and Carlos Dueñas They will be present to share their important contributions to regional culture.
For lovers of black literature, the Library of Castilla-La Mancha once again hosts a new edition of “Mazapanoir”, in which prominent authors of the genre such as Lorenzo Silva will participate, reports the magazine. Library of Castile-La Mancha in a press release.
This cultural program will also include conferences on topics of general interest, starting with a focus on health. Inside the cycle QuirónSalud Health Course, Thursday, September 26 A conference on nutrition will take place with two specialists.
A few days earlier, in commemoration of the World Alzheimer’s Day, September 19There will be a conference organized by the Association of Parents of Alzheimer’s Patients of Toledo.
Workshops and thematic cycles will resume, in particular Quantum Pairings, organized by Ciencia a la Carta; another focused on the figure of Juan Sánchez, former director of the Library, in collaboration with the Scientific and Literary Athenaeum of Toledo and one on documenta cinema.
Once again, music will have a prominent place with educational flamenco concerts and performances by young classical music performers in collaboration with Momentum Toledo. In addition, the library will offer workshops for an adult audience, ranging from short story writing to crafts and tai chi.
The popular book clubs will continue, a space for readers to share and discuss their impressions of various works. Also, English conversation programs for children and adults, in collaboration with the Ortega Marañón Foundation.
In October there will be a exhibition on the figure of Marco Polo in the Sala Borbón-Lorenzanaas well as an exhibition of paintings by Toledan artist Julián Orgaz.
Children and young people will also have their space with stories, workshops, music and reading clubs designed to complement their learning and enjoyment.
