Journal

Stories that sustain us

Fecha 21/11/2026

Lugar Los Alcázares (Region of Murcia)

Dirección La Encarnación - C/ de la condesa 5. Los Alcázares

Horario 10:30h to 13:30h

Start of the Repairing the Mar Menor project

Next November 21, the Balneario La Encarnación of Los Alcázares It will host the opening day of Reparar Mar Menor, a new event that invites us to imagine, through art and citizen participation, other ways of relating to the Mar Menor and the people who inhabit it.

Every transformation process begins with a desire, and to discover what we desire, we need to meet, listen, and recover the stories that link us to this territory. That is why this first day proposes bringing us closer to the Mar Menor through memory, culture, and artistic creation, by exploring some of the voices and expressions that have found in its waters and landscapes a source of inspiration. A walk through its history and literature, and a scenic proposal that recovers the popular memory of the women of the miners of the Sierra Minera will invite us to discover other ways of looking at and feeling this territory.

It will be a morning to share gazes, awaken questions, and begin to build a collective aspiration. Repairing the Mar Menor is not just about thinking about its ecological recovery; it is also about how we want to inhabit it, care for it, and live with it. What do we want for the sea that we share? What can we imagine together that is yet to come?

PROGRAMME

from 10:30h to 13:30h. No registration is required.

Presentation performed by Fran Quiroga (Concomitentes)

The Mar Menor as an inspiration conducted by Antonio Zapata of Los Alcázares Ecocultural LAEC. A journey through the history of the Mar Menor and Sierra Minera and the writers who have looked out over the lagoon in search of inspiration

Oh! La Jara Colectivo Violeta Jara. A scenic proposal that combines the popular history of women miners from the Sierra with interpretation, music, cante and dance. Performed by Carlota Jimenez, Clara Sánchez Miranda and Perico Cánovas

Closing dynamics: What do you want for the sea that we share?