La Gota de Leche has unveiled an extensive programme for November, featuring a variety of courses, music, film, theatre, and literature aimed at the young people of Logroño.
This municipal space will host a course on ‘Augmented Reality’ from 16 to 18 November, running from 19:00 to 20:30, with an enrolment fee of €8. Additionally, an ‘Introduction to Home Studio’ course will be available on 24 and 25 November for €6. A workshop on ‘Modern Board Games’ will take place on 21 November, led by Sheila Santibáñez, while a ‘Canva’ course is scheduled for 26 and 27 November, priced at €4 with limited places.
In terms of cinema, La Gota de Leche will screen ‘La Báscula’, directed by Luis Arrojo, on 4 November at 20:00. The following days, 6 and 7 November, will feature ‘LOCO, Logroño Short Films 1.0’, a series of screenings and discussions showcasing various short films from Logroño on 6 November at 19:30, followed by works from other cities such as Bilbao and Santander on 7 November.
Musical offerings include a concert by Álvaro Ayuso, winner of a 2025 Inicia Scholarship, presenting ‘El silencio de Valvanera’ on 20 November at 19:30, which explores the sounds of La Rioja. On 26 November at 20:00, the punk band Zikuta, composed of four young musicians from different parts of La Rioja, will perform. The following day, 27 November, will see the ‘Map of Female Creators in Music History’ presentation by Dr Sakira Venturam, focusing on the recognition and recovery of women's contributions to music history.
In collaboration with the Teatro Bretón as part of the 47th Theatre Festival, La Gota de Leche will host ‘Desiderata. Mama Crea’ on 21 November, an immersive theatrical installation suitable for all audiences, with free access until full capacity from 18:00 to 21:00.
Literary events include the presentation of the intergenerational publication ‘Corta y piensa. Estética de la incultura’ on 5 November at 19:00, and on 28 November, Laura González de Castro will present her poetic prose project ‘Me falta lo que más quiero y me sobra lo que menos echo en falta’.
From 18 to 20 November, the young art scene will be highlighted at the Festival de Cultura Joven, where ‘Artefacto’ will showcase the creativity and spontaneity of Logroño's youth across various artistic disciplines.
Regular participatory and dynamic activities will continue this month, including ‘Encuentros ilustrados’ on 13 and 27 November, and a philosophical café on 28 November from 12:00 to 13:30.
Exhibitions this month include a photographic display by Laura González de Castro, ‘Me falta lo que más quiero y me sobra lo que menos echo en falta’, running from 4 to 30 November in the Patio, and ‘Un pasillo para mirar despacio’ by students from the IES Batalla del Clavijo, located in the first-floor corridor as part of the ‘Corta y piensa’ project.
As usual, La Gota de Leche offers stable services such as consultations and the rental of various spaces. Additionally, this month it will host the Observatorio de la Juventud de Logroño, aimed at professionals in both formal and informal education, as well as young adolescents. These days will feature talks and debates on topics such as AI and misinformation, as well as aesthetic patterns. The Inicia Scholarships have also been announced, providing ten grants of €1,500 each to promote cultural projects by the city’s youth.
