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The president of the Community functions, Alberto Garre, opened today in Lorca Museum Blue Easter (MASS), a space that shows the most valuable embroideries Brotherhood of Farmers, as well as other documents and pieces of their historic heritage and, according to the president Garre, "make it one of the main tourist and cultural attractions of the region."

The new museum, located in the convent of San Francisco, has more than 3,500 square meters and houses various rooms where you see the jewels of the Virgin of Our Lady of Sorrows or the work of the embroiderers, among others, and a large room for temporary exhibitions.

For the regional chief executive, "the Blue Museum of Easter will Lorca and Blue Fine map, and contribute to the revitalization of the historic area of ​​the city".

In this regard, he stressed that the MASS "not only as the largest museum in the region, but one of the few in the whole national territory hanging from their windows textile pieces."

The president of the Community toured the new premises accompanied the acting mayor of Lorca, Francisco Jodar, the president of the Brotherhood of Farmers of Paso Blue, Jose Antonio Ruiz, and President of the Blue Step Foundation, Andres Espinosa.

During his speech, Garre stressed that "there is an exhibition space to use, but is made museum feeling blue" and encouraged all Murcia to visit the museum and "to know what is behind the Paso Blue as phenomenon, experience and wealth. "

The president congratulated the architects of the project and the team responsible for the museological, because "have managed to add value to each of the findings, which has given greater interest to the museum."

In this regard, he referred to the blue mantle of Cayuela, or the many details hidden in some of the banners declared of cultural interest.

"From those details, that sensitivity, that love and that love is permeated this museum," he added.

Source: CARM