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It will be in July and August when it conducted the second phase of these works which involved the temporary closure last December and part of January of this facility.
On June 27 farewell concert celebrating the arrival of summer
The Municipal Archaeological Museum Enrique Escudero de Castro closed in July and August in order to continue the second phase of the renovation of the roof.
The works caused the temporary closure of these facilities last December and part of January to avoid filtration problems that affect residues that are exposed inside the museum.
After placement of a plasterboard walls and removal of previously installed plates, also took in the winter months to give more natural lighting to the site with a new skylight.
Now, in July and August, the works of the roof over the galleries where the presentations will be supplemented, as took a few months, following the refurbishment of the first phase, the conclusion of these works were carried out during this year.
Thus the museum, which is the seventh most visited in the region, was pending making these works to provide good service to visitors.
Since its reopening on 28 January this year, after the works of the first phase until today, the museum has received 17,508 visits, 6,510 more than in the same period last year.
This represents an increase of visitors by 45%, fueled by the activities planned as temporary exhibitions of the photographer Flamenco Feeling Virginia Rosillo and Plastihistoria Site of the Education Foundation.
The latter will be open until June 27.
It is during the summer months these exhibitions, the largest number of visitors coming from the schools are suspended.
CLOSING CONCERT SEASON
The Archaeological Museum is fired this season, before the execution of these works, the concert celebrating the arrival of summer.
Will be on Friday June 27 at 22 am when he conducted this performance of Cucuband.
The history of the band begins in the winter of 2011 when a group of friends gather to share their passion for music environment three styles: bossa nova, samba, flamenco and rumba are, or what is the same Brazil, Cuba and Spain, with a varied repertoire, representative of the three genres.
That summer tour is by the coast of the Mar Menor and publicizing the very different musical approach.
The current band consists of: Berta Buendia (lead and backing vocals), he Alvaro Bueno (voice, guitar and vocals), Franky Gonzalez (saxophone, vocals), James Rebollo (bass), Antonio Guzmán (Flamenco Percussion box) and Pedro R. Franco (congas and percussion).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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