The most outstanding activities of the Reus Reading Center from June 1 to 7
Reus prepares for a week packed with cultural activities you won’t want to miss. From June 1 to 7, the city’s Reading Center offers a varied program with lectures and presentations covering everything from classical literature to science and art.
The sessions will take place in the Emili Argilaga Room, Ramon Amigó Room, and also virtually to facilitate access. The schedule, featuring prominent names and surprising topics, is designed for all tastes.
Literary lectures with a classical and contemporary touch
Verdaguer from Atlantis to Canigó
Monday, June 1, at 7:00 pm, Francesc Codina Valls will give a lecture on Jacint Verdaguer, a classic who never goes out of style. A perspective reviewing two of his most emblematic works in the Emili Argilaga Room and online.
Polynesian adventures and Catalan literature
On Thursday the 4th, also at 7:00 pm and in the same locations, Marta Vallverdú will speak about the fascinating adventures of Aurora Bertrana and Josep Maria de Sagarra, a literary journey combining exoticism and Catalan culture.
Science and poetry for all audiences
Total eclipse: a unique experience
Tuesday the 2nd, physicist Carlos Garcia Gómez, professor at URV, will take us on a scientific journey about eclipses. The lecture will start at 7:00 pm in the Emili Argilaga Room and will also be accessible virtually.
Presentation of the poetry collection the test of the mallow flower
On Wednesday the 3rd, in the Ramon Amigó Room, Jordi Llavina will present his latest poetry collection. A compilation that gathers his poetic trajectory with a unique tribute to a beloved friend. The event will also begin at 7:00 pm.
Gaudí Year and illustrious friendships
Antoni Gaudí and Eduard Toda: friendship and art
Friday the 5th, at 7:00 pm, Jaume Massó, historian and archaeologist, will unravel the relationship between Gaudí and Eduard Toda. A lecture that delves into the personal connections that marked the trajectory of the modernist genius.
Practical details and access to culture
All activities will be held in the Emili Argilaga Room or Ramon Amigó Room, with the possibility to follow them virtually, facilitating participation from home. An effort to keep culture accessible and open to the greatest number of people.
If you are looking for plans that combine culture, reflection, and a bit of live experience, this week in Reus has everything to captivate you.
