With the presence of Mayor Francisco Azcué and organized by the Municipality of Concordia, various activities were held this Friday evening for the 193rd anniversary of our city. Music, art, history, flavors, literature, and places combined to bring the entire community together.
On the stage set up at the Paseo del Bicentenario, in front of the Municipal Palace, performances were given by 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.
Members of the different workshops developed by the Undersecretariat of Culture were also present.
The Museum of Visual Arts, where the XIV Annual National Bicentennial Salon “Painting 2024” is on display, featuring 114 works by artists from all over the country, was open to the public, as was the “Graciela Cutro” Children's Library.
On the other hand, the Undersecretariat of Tourism and the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Entity (EMCONTUR) organized a mini guided circuit for “Bridges of Faith” and the “Art Nouveau Tour”. The best regional flavors were at the Tourist Information Center, where the exhibition of paintings by artist Martín Rojas, “Pinturas Río Uruguay”, is located.
Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; Undersecretary of Culture Jorge García; Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto; Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman and council members were present
On the stage set up at the Paseo del Bicentenario, in front of the Municipal Palace, performances were given by 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.
Members of the different workshops developed by the Undersecretariat of Culture were also present.
The Museum of Visual Arts, where the XIV Annual National Bicentennial Salon “Painting 2024” is on display, featuring 114 works by artists from all over the country, was open to the public, as was the “Graciela Cutro” Children's Library.
On the other hand, the Undersecretariat of Tourism and the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Entity (EMCONTUR) organized a mini guided circuit for “Bridges of Faith” and the “Art Nouveau Tour”. The best regional flavors were at the Tourist Information Center, where the exhibition of paintings by artist Martín Rojas, “Pinturas Río Uruguay”, is located.
Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; Undersecretary of Culture Jorge García; Undersecretary of Education Carlos Gatto; Undersecretary of Tourism Laureano Schvartzman and council members were present