Portal de Alhama de Murcia
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For the second time in Alhama de Murcia assembled a Gallo-Roman Market in Plaza Constitución in the weekend of 27 to 29 April.
The first was held in 2010, last year the theme was medieval and this year become not only the Romans, but Gauls, as the market will bear a touch of Asterix and Obelix.
The stalls will be able to buy delicious food, decorative items (of course, all handmade! And other details that are a must in a noble Roman house.
Positions open on Friday at 18 pm, offering authentic handicraft products.
The organization is in the hands of Amata, the same association of craftsmen who handled the last three years the market theme.
Then, the public is assured that everything sold in this market is made by the same craftsman (without the aid of slaves!): Excellent gifts for hosting the next dinner, to bribe the Senator or ensure the favors of the lady adored.
Silver, glass, wood, leather, ceramics, fabrics - all carefully worked To satisfy the most demanding patrician tastes.
Expect about 35 craftsmen, some very special: Janus does (and sometimes plays) konkovkas and fujaras - traditional flutes of the shepherds in the Carpathian Mountains of his home country Eslowaquia, the binder is a real perfectionista Chema in carrying replicas Paul of old books and make your own incense.
Maria Luisa lives in Alhama, where mole type of cheese produced with milk from their own goats and Tony leather bags are designed to be used for many years.
Patricia sold the pieces of her husband Turner, Almudena painted cushions and curtains (also on order) and several stalls offer jewelry and macrame jewelery design, silver, glass and other materials.
For younger guests there puppets, puppets and wooden toys.
Not to miss the delicious food stalls and refreshments.
The cheeses, sausages and nuts can serve as supplies for travel to distant and barbarous.
The program provides robust performances of Gauls, musicians, Roman senators and the priest made his sacrifice to the gods.
Maybe the Gauls try to silence the bard, Obelix will be giving their menhirs.
For children there will be pony rides, a carousel and some craft stores.
The market is an initiative of the council festivities.
Opens on Friday beginning at 6 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 11 to 14 and from 17 to 22 hours or later.
For more information contact the organizers (639,979,678), who speak almost every language of the Roman Empire, even a little Latin.
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The organizers invite the public to come to the market dressed in toga (a sheet serves great!) As robust Gallic slave or to give even more life to this fun event.
Source: Amata
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