The Cabildo de Fuerteventura, through its Cultural Heritage Service, is continuing its efforts to engage the public with the history and traditions of the island via the cultural cycle 'Encuentros con el Patrimonio'. The next session is scheduled for Tuesday, 10 November, in Gran Tarajal.
Entitled 'La tierra y los saberes del pasado' (The land and the knowledge of the past), the event will commence at 18:00 in the Gran Tarajal Library. It aims to explore traditional knowledge related to the land and agricultural practices that were integral to the daily lives of previous generations.
The meeting will feature contributions from Juan Miguel Torres Cabrera and Anastasio Martín Roger of the Asociación Cultural Más Ruines que Caín, and will be complemented by a theatrical performance titled 'Arrancadas de porfías', presented by the same association.
This initiative seeks to recover and acknowledge the value of inherited knowledge, customs, and traditional ways of life as part of Fuerteventura's cultural and ethnographic heritage, thereby helping to preserve the island's collective memory.
