Friday Reading Club "Mercedes Pinto": "Los nombres prestados"
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October cultural agenda in Vega de San Mateo 📚🎶 From the Department of Culture we would like to present the different activities we have prepared for this month of October, a program that brings together cultural proposals and activities in which other municipal areas also participate, such as Youth and Equality. During this month we will be able to enjoy workshops, exhibitions, gatherings, oral storytelling activities, music and different proposals aimed at various audiences and groups. This is part of the program that will take place throughout the month, but in the coming days we will be announcing new activities and proposals organized by other departments, because October is full of initiatives. In addition, we will soon present a specific program on the occasion of Finados, with special activities for these dates. We invite you to check our social networks to keep up to date with all the activities and news.
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