The storytelling campaign 'Ibi Tells Stories' returns with great public success to bring the art of narration to families. As part of the Ibi City Council's cultural program for the last quarter of the year, four sessions have been organized with free admission until capacity is reached.
The first session will take place on Friday, October 2nd, at 5:30 PM, in the Plaza de la Libertad. This will be the only outdoor event and will feature Mario Moya, presenting 'Andersen's Tales'. This session, recommended for ages 5 and up, promises an imaginative narration of Hans Christian Andersen's classic stories.
The following three sessions will be held in the cafeteria of the Centre Cultural Salvador Miró, also at 5:30 PM. On Friday, November 6th, Alberto Celdrán will offer 'To Tell You Better', a dynamic and participatory session with stories from childhood and distant lands, recommended for ages 3 and up.
The third event will be on Friday, December 11th, with Álex Morera and his oral narration 'Stories That Taste Like Christmas'. This offering, recommended for ages four and up, aims to evoke the Christmas spirit through stories full of humor, emotion, and tenderness.
To conclude the year, on Wednesday, December 23rd, Cristi Guti will present 'The Same Wish'. This session, recommended for ages 3 and up, invites reflection on the importance of our wishes and uniting to achieve them, especially during the Christmas season.
The Culture Department of the Ibi City Council encourages local families to enjoy these sessions, which aim to foster children's imagination through new stories.
