In this context, the event organized by the Ministry of Tourism and Protected Areas and the Undersecretariat of Culture will be free of charge for all residents of the province.
The community will be able to participate in the artistic, gastronomic and productive fair, which will include 40 stands with typical products from the region and artisans from across the province, distinguished with the ‘Origin Chubut’ seal.
The central event will take place at 9 p.m., led by Governor Ignacio Torres, mayors and officials from across the province.
In this regard, the Secretary of Education, Culture and Recreation, Daniel Tamame, commented that “in addition to the important fair of local products that will be held, we will have the opportunity to receive our local artists who will give color to the 69th anniversary of the Province of Chubut.”
“We invite the entire Rawson community, the residents of the region, to visit us and come celebrate this new anniversary with us,” said the municipal official.
Along these lines, the municipal official said that “entry is completely free of charge, it should be noted that we will be represented by neighbours who are honey producers in our capital city, there will also be a great paella and capon on the disc that those present will be able to taste.”
The artists who will participate in this anniversary will be Yoel Hernández, Yhosva Montoya, Franki Lop, Daiana Evans, Juan Amaya, La Querencia, Danzas Folklóricas, Antonella Mansilla, Juan del Prado, Danswyr Gwanwyn (Welsh Dances), Gabriela Carel, Spanish Dances, Ballet Camaruco, Gory Corominas, and Trigueño Duo.
Likewise, Tamame indicated that “those who participate will be able to be a part of all this and more. We invite the community to come and enjoy local artistic acts to celebrate the anniversary of our province with a great popular event.”
Finally, Tamame highlighted that “it is an honor for Rawson that the event is held in commemoration of the anniversary of the Province here in the capital city.”
