Opinions , UnclassifiedPublished on 16 October 2020

Port City Culture: our topic for the next weeks

As the second wave of contagions becomes a reality, and we return to harsh measures to reduce the social contact, we can recall the newsletters and interviews we made just some months ago, in which port city leaders explained their main priorities. Besides the unprecedented solidarity, from and towards port areas, cultural actions were one of the main lines of action. We saw how port city culture became a key asset to remain in contact, virtually, to entertain ourselves and to teach younger generations about their port city and the world they live in, in a time when many of us could not walk freely to the waterfront to enjoy our river or sea. Port cities are canvases in which historical periods have left their mark. In them we read the evolution of our society and culture. In most cases, the port was their reason of being and its engine of growth and change. The…

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