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Eighteen entities receive €90,000 in grants for cultural activities in Pamplona

The City Council of Pamplona has awarded €90,000 in grants to eighteen cultural and artistic entities and professionals to support activities throughout 2026. The funding amounts range from €3,888 to €6,143.

Eighteen entities receive €90,000 in grants for cultural activities in Pamplona

The City Council of Pamplona has announced the allocation of €90,000 in grants aimed at cultural and artistic industries for the execution and programming of activities during 2026. This funding has been distributed among eighteen entities and professionals through a competitive grant process designed to strengthen and diversify the local cultural sector.

The recipients of the grants are legally recognised entities that promote and disseminate culture, programming and/or carrying out cultural and artistic activities within the municipality of Pamplona. Funded projects must align with cultural and/or artistic objectives, be open to the general public, and take place within the city limits.

The grant guidelines include support for festivals, recitals, performing arts cycles, music encounters, workshops, audiovisual projections, and film forums, among other activities.

The eighteen entities and professionals awarded grants, which range from €3,888 to €6,143, include: Sonia Elena Beroiz Oroz, Delta Arte y Movimiento SL, Editorial Txalaparta SLL, El Punto Gunea Centro Navarro de Creación SLU, El Rayo Verde SL, Escuela de Danza Ravel SL, Fábrica de Arte Nuevo SL, Ana Isabel Fernández Arbizu, Heda Comunicación SL, Houston Party SL, Irubil SL, Meliton Films SL, Helios Sacristán Terradillos, Andrés Usatorre Iglesias, Virginia Senosiáin Sánchez, Serarglo AIE, Suakai Musica SL, Synkronika AIE, and Tdiferencia S. Cooperativa.

This municipal support facilitates the development of cultural and artistic projects and initiatives, fostering creation, production, dissemination, conservation, and management of local culture. It promotes free expression and diversity, enhances public engagement, professionalises cultural workers, encourages best practices in management, and supports the sustainability of the structures that drive these projects, contributing to the growth of the cultural economy.

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