The Cáceres Chamber of Commerce is set to unveil a new artistic mural on 10 September at 19:30, located in its outdoor courtyard. This mural aims to showcase the identity of the province of Cáceres through a visual representation of its business, culinary, and cultural wealth.
Designed by renowned artist JM Brea from Plasencia, the mural is intended as an open artistic proposal for the public, transforming it into a new point of interest for residents, visitors, and tourists alike. It incorporates various agro-food elements, offering a contemporary perspective on the richness and diversity of the Cáceres territory, while highlighting the role of local businesses and professionals in shaping the province's present and future.
This artistic initiative is part of the 'Cáceres 2031' agenda, reinforcing the Chamber of Commerce's commitment to promoting initiatives that connect culture, heritage, creativity, and economic activity within the city.
Details of the inauguration
- Date: 10 September
- Time: 19:30
- Location: Outdoor courtyard of the Cáceres Chamber of Commerce
- Artist: JM Brea
The inauguration will be led by Gabriel Álvarez Arroyo, president of the Cáceres Chamber of Commerce, and will feature the presence of key institutional representatives, including José Luis Gil, Secretary General of Culture of the Junta de Extremadura, Elisabeth Martín, Deputy for Tourism of the Provincial Council, and Rafael Mateos, Mayor of Cáceres, along with local entrepreneurs and cultural agents.
This initiative aims for the mural to become not just an artistic intervention associated with the Chamber's headquarters but a recognisable space within the urban and cultural landscape of Cáceres. Citizens and visitors will have a special opportunity to view the mural during the 'Las Noches del Patrimonio de Cáceres' event, taking place on 11 and 12 September. The Chamber of Commerce will participate in this initiative, opening its doors to the public during an event that celebrates the city's heritage, culture, and unique spaces.
The inauguration of the mural will thus mark the beginning of a new element in the landscape of Cáceres, coinciding with 'Las Noches del Patrimonio', and aims to establish itself as a new stop within the cultural and tourist experience of the city.
