Mexico: Special events at the Craon Territory Libraries
The Craon Territory Libraries have adopted Mexican publishing house Petra Ediciones, and have put in place a yearlong series of special cultural events with a focus on Mexico.
Pablito and the Man-Eating Monkeys
Mexican tale by the Samouraï de Bois theater company (Linda Lopez and Erwann Hervé)
Wednesday, November 2 – 6:30 pm (50 min.)
A journey across the desert, just steps from the wall separating Mexico and the United States. A wall the Pablito brothers have climbed. A wall behind which they have been turned into stone statues by man-eating monkeys… But in the land of tales and prickly greens, Pablito’s most loyal allies will be his strength and courage.
Renazé Media Library / All audiences, 8 years and up
Exhibits
Daniela Bravo
From November 9 to 26
Formerly based in Bazouges, tattooer Daniela Bravo uses drawing as a means of conveying her home country. Her graphic tendencies volontarily give way to increasingly floral and fanciful pieces. One-offs for one and for all!
Cossé-le-Vivien Media Library
Octopus and Mexican Culture
From November 4 to 29
Mexican freestyle wrestling or lucha libra and the colorful masks worn by those in the ring along with the Day of the Dead and its calaveras or iconic skulls are on display at the new exhibit proposed by the non-profit, Octopus.