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Crafts Regional Centers of Murcia, Cartagena and Lorca host during the month of September 3 exhibitions on local fairs in the three municipalities.

The Minister of Industry, Enterprise and Innovation, José Ballesta, noted in this regard that "this initiative we wanted to combine tradition and craftsmanship."

José Ballesta visited today in the Regional Centre of Murcia exposure Crafts 'Moors and Christians', showing outfits and other items related to this celebration, which has been organized in collaboration with the Federation of Moors and Christians of Murcia.

For its part, the Cartagena Craft Centre houses an exhibition inspired by the Carthaginians and Romans festival, which features accessories and clothing donated by the Federation troops and legions, while the costumes and embroidery Lorca exposes typical local .

Programming craft centers

In this context, today also unveiled the schedule that the Department of Consumer Affairs, Commerce and Handicrafts has organized for the last quarter of this year in the regional craft centers.

This is an open program, which has established monthly thematic centers and activities which will be complemented by activities proposed by the associations and craft enterprises.

So October will focus on enhancing the artisan gift; November devoted to food and crafts, as is tradition, in December will focus on artisan gift to Christmas face.

Meanwhile the training includes a wide variety, from courses restoration, recycling, painting, ceramics and pottery, through development workshops pies and bread or recycled toys, among others.

In addition, the centers guided tours and live demonstrations.

It is "dynamic programming that seeks to strengthen the craftsmanship of the Region of Murcia and encourage consumption among citizens and in particular among professionals from different sectors, such as construction, design, rehabilitation, hospitality, trade, business, culture and tourism, "said the counselor.

Source: CARM