Culture for the whole family

Yesterday, La Térmica hosted a new edition of Ancá La Térmica, one of the most unique formats of the Malaga cultural center, particularly aimed at family audiences. It once again transformed its spaces into an intergenerational meeting point through music, contemporary creation, and audience participation.

The event was headlined by Christina Rosenvinge, one of the most influential voices in the Spanish music scene, who led a program that combined concerts, performances, workshops, and participatory activities designed to foster direct contact between artists and attendees in an open and accessible environment. The musical lineup was completed with performances by La Modernita and Escandaloso Xpósito, in an event that embraced a mix of disciplines and audiences.

Thus, Ancá La Térmica reaffirmed its hybrid nature, positioned halfway between a family festival, a creative lab, and a space for cultural coexistence, with a proposal that emphasizes artistic experimentation and the creation of shared experiences. The format, one of the most recognizable of the Malaga Provincial Council's center, aims to bring contemporary culture to audiences of all ages through activities that combine entertainment, learning, and participation.

The program also included educational workshops inspired by the exhibition 'El camino cuenta' by illustrator and author Violeta Lópiz, in which the artist's creative universe merged with experiences designed for children and adults. These activities allowed participants to explore the narrative and visual processes of the exhibition through dynamics tailored to young audiences, fostering imagination, creativity, and connection with contemporary art from an early age.

With this new edition, La Térmica consolidates Ancá as one of its most versatile proposals with a great capacity to connect with different audience profiles, reinforcing its commitment to accessible, participative, and community-open cultural programming.

The Ancá cycle will return on June 6 with a new edition headlined by singer-songwriter María Rodés, maintaining its commitment to offering shared cultural experiences in a format that is free and open until full capacity is reached.