From 5 to 9 November, the Rafelbuñol auditorium will host the 13th edition of the Rafel Festival, an event where audiences of all ages can enjoy music.

On 5 November at 11:00 a.m., the DivulgArte mobile laboratory will be launched once again.

DivulgArte is a project that investigates how innovative artistic formats can promote scientific dissemination and foster a deeper understanding of nature. In addition to CIDE, it has the scientific collaboration of the Centre for Ecological Research and Forestry Applications (CREAF) and the European University of Valencia, together with the artistic contribution of the Joaquín Rodrigo Conservatory of Music in Valencia and the Conservatory of Music in Castellón.

This experience began last May at the Blasco Ibáñez Cultural Centre in Moncada, thanks to the Moncada City Council and its Department of Culture. In June, it moved to the Casa Capellá Pallarés of the Bancaja Foundation in Sagunto, thanks to the collaboration of the Sapiencia association.

On this occasion, DivulgArte is participating in educational activities aimed at schoolchildren and students scheduled for the Rafel Festival 2025 and is opening its doors to groups of secondary school students to show them other ways of communicating science.

Mar Caballer, Victor Campos, Álvaro Gorrea, Beatriz Ros, Miquel Domingo and Pablo Llopis, students of composition, electroacoustics and sonology at the CSM Valencia, have composed the six musical pieces for the concert, which will be performed on piano by Toni Romero, Fernando Alarcón, Marta Andreo and Francesc Varoch, and on flute by Paula Sanchiz, students at the CSM Castellón.

Although the DivulgArte concert is reserved exclusively for students, anyone can enjoy the concerts open to the public offered by the Rafel Festival. More information and tickets available on the official website: https://rafelfestival.com/ 

CIDE Communication