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Mallorca's Palma libraries: vermouth, stories and walks

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Mallorca’s Palma libraries put vermouth, storytelling and literary walks on the programme this Saturday: Library Day brings events for adults, families and children. The municipal library network says it has organised the activities to encourage reading and draw attention to the role of libraries.

Puerta de la biblioteca municipal del Ayuntamiento de Palma.
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Vermouth, stories and a walk through Es Molinar

Margalida Mateu leads a literary vermouth at Joan Alcover library, aimed mainly at adults. From Es Molinar library, Tres Serveis Culturals leads the family literary walk ‘Llegim Es Molinar en familia’.

Young people aged 12 to 17 can join a dramatic reading workshop with Espill Teatre at Josep Maria Llompart library in s’Escorxador. At Encarnació Viñas library in Pere Garau, Pallasso Andreu tells ‘La nena que odiava els llibres’ for children aged three and over.

Events before and after Saturday

The programme is already under way. On Thursday, storytelling begins at 17.30 at the Joan Alcover, Encarnació Viñas and Son Cladera libraries. At the same time, Son Ximelis library hosts a discussion about memories, reading and experiences in libraries.

Joan Carles Palos leads a guided walk about the history of books and knowledge in Palma from Cort library on Thursday and again next Thursday. The events began on Monday with activities including music and creative writing workshops and a guided walk through Santa Catalina and es Jonquet. Next Monday, Es Molinar library hosts a short-film screening.

Topics: Culture · Palma

Source: Europa Press / Mallorca.com

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