Espaço Comum | 22 November, São Pedro de Azevedo, Porto
Encounter with Clube Cinema de Campanhã
25 November, 21h00
Os Iniciadores, Largo de São Pedro
After the big days of celebration, we returned with cinema sessions to the Common Space at the end of October! On November 22nd, the Campanhã Cinema Club will join us again for another night of memories and memories!
Respecting the collaborative motivation that has marked these sessions and the desire to recover the VHS tapes long stored in drawers, we ask you to bring yours to the session. As usual, we’ll collect all the options, now proposed by you, and the choice of the movie will be made together in the moment.
We’ll have blankets, tea and cake to warm the night!
Common Space was developed within the scope of the European project PLANT – Performing Life Akademia Network. The project and design laboratory took place in February this year with the Master’s class from ESAD – Matosinhos for the development of the Common Space, a piece of multifunctional urban furniture based on the theme of the Meeting. The work was guided by architect Roberto Cremascoli. Inaugurated at the end of March, the Space now has a program, more or less fortnightly, of sharing knowledge and memories, movies, conversations and snacks…
A space to be. A space to be with each other.
A meeting space that does not have a single shape all the time.
A place for conversations, sharing and other activities that we define together.
Family recipes, and kitchen secrets, shall we exchange?
Coelho Botelho, have you heard of it?
How and when to cook?
Rio Tinto, Rio Torto, how can I contribute to its revitalization and cleaning?
Honey, bees, hives, I would like to know a little more about this world…
And about the wild plants that you can eat…
Acorn infusion? We have an oak grove there and we can go get some…
Swedish, chess, Dungeons & Dragons, does anyone here know and like to play?
Invasive plants, what are they and how to deal with them?
Dahlias, roses, daisies, I would like to know a lot more about flowers.
Knit, crochet, wool plush work…
There aren’t many places in Porto with flocks of sheep anymore… it’s an honour!
