Route by Maos Social Innovation  

Guided walk O Berce do Sar: a tour of the district of San Lázaro along the banks of the river Sar" SPECIAL FIESTA OF THE NAIL 2024".  

A journey through the 150 years of history of the Casino de Santiago and its artistic and decorative heritage in the Rüa do Vilar: old costumes, documents, photographs and board games.  

The Consorcio of Santiago organises a guided tour of its headquarters and some of its latest interventions. The tour will take in the Pazo de Vaamonde (headquarters of the Consortium), the Church of San Fructuoso, the Museo do Pobo Galego and the Piscinas do Sar. It will last approximately 3...

The Agrupación Cultural O Galo is organising the lecture (short) and the micro-walk on the sculptor Francisco Asorey.  They will be held one after the other and will be given by Professor Maribel Iglesias Baldomero, who presented her doctoral thesis on the great Cambadian artist at...

The Cultural Association O Galo and the Cultural Association Vagalumes celebrate the Reading of Castelao's Alba de Gloria at the summit of Pico Sacro.

The Invisible Heritage Week is a cycle that opens the doors of treasures, usually closed, and designs guided visits for small groups so that their users keep a unique cultural experience in their memorie

Ruth and o Leviatán is a project of the City Council of Santiago de Compostela, developed by the cooperative Maos Social Innovation in collaboration with The Hispanic Society of America, the entity that owns the copyright of Ruth Matilda Anderson's work. 

Guide: Xoán Costa, a secondary school teacher who has written several studies on this pantheon.

This activity is part of the cycle Coñecemento e visibilización da historia de Compostela e do Reino de Galiza, focused on making visible the socio-cultural resources that we preserve from the Middle Ages and the relations of the church with the royalty and the great nobles of...

A journey through the 150 years of history of the Casino de Santiago and its artistic and decorative heritage in the Rüa do Vilar: old costumes, documents, photographs and board games.