The Bethlehem workshop, organized by the Department of Tourism and Culture of the City of Molina de Segura in the Museo Horno del Concejo and Casa del Folclore (in Calle Cid Campeador, in Barrio del Castillo), will be held on Sunday, December 15, 11.30 to 13.30 hours.
This day, visitors who come to the Council's Furnace Museum will be able to know the characteristics of the only furnace until the 18th century of the city, and, with clay, paintings and canvas, they will model and paint the figures of their own Bethlehem.
In order to participate in this activity it is important to confirm attendance by calling the telephone number 968 21 90 99 (Aldaba Congresos, company that develops the program) or the Department of Tourism, telephone numbers 968 388 523 and 968 388 522 .
Council Furnace Museum + Folklore House
This is a unique example of popular architecture from the 17th-18th centuries, located in the Barrio del Castillo that was born after the recovery and rehabilitation of the oldest furnace in this city: the Horno del Castillo.
The building maintains almost entirely its original structure, made with the ancient technique of the tapial and which highlights the great dome of its impressive moruno oven.
The museum shows, with interactive media and a very current museology, the most significant aspects of the baker's trade as well as a sample of the most significant aspects of local folklore.
The rooms it consists of are:
• Bread room: where we talk about the architecture, history and stories of this oven and its people.
• Audiovisual Room: An enveloping audiovisual is projected on the walls and in the extraordinary dome of the oven, the indefatigable work of the baker, who night after night kneads his bread.
• Folklore Room: Rounds, rondallas, dances traditions and sounds come together in this room so that the visitor knows and enjoys the rich folklore of Molina de Segura.
• Sala del Pozo: the cistern, meeting point of the traditional houses of the garden.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Molina de Segura