AGORA – Children's and Youth Literary Festival

1st edition

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Date

  • 10:00 / Cancelled 10:00 / Sold out 10:00 – 19:00
  • 10:00 / Cancelled 10:00 / Sold out 10:00 – 18:00

Location

Engawa Gulbenkian Garden
CAM hosts a full day of programming for the 1st edition of AGORA – Children's and Youth Literary Festival.

A literary festival that aims to celebrate childhood and youth with books as the protagonist and the starting point for countless activities, where reading, writing, imagination, creativity, sharing, art, culture, and critical thinking are the watchwords.

Activating one of the iconic Gulbenkian Traveling Library vans and setting up a meeting point under the Engawa canopy, CAM offers a Saturday filled with books, staged readings (or even musical ones, who knows?) and conversations about the books that changed our lives.

Written by Carlos Moura-Carvalho, Odete Severino Soares, and Maria Inês de Almeida, AGORA is a festival-meeting for those who enjoy children’s literature and all its imaginary, and for those who believe that books are tools of pleasure, imagination, and transformation.

Language: Portuguese

Programme

10:00 – 15:00 / Now I read in the shade

Breathing new life into an old van from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's Traveling Library, stocked with children's and young adult books, we invite you to come and read in the shade of the Engawa on one of the free-reading cushions we have available.

15:00 – 18:00 / Now it's time for storytelling

Books spoken and sung by those who know best.
Inês PupoGonçalo PratasAna M. MagalhãesIsabel AlçadaAna Sofia PaivaMaria Francisca Macedo

18:00 – 19:00 / Now or never – Ideas for the future

Talk with 3 writers about books and the future.
Katia CantonJosé Luís PeixotoMarta Teixeira
Moderation
Mafalda Anjos

10:00 – 18:00 / Now I read in the shade

Breathing new life into an old van from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's Traveling Library, stocked with children's and young adult books, we invite you to come and read in the shade of the Engawa on one of the free-reading cushions we have available.

Credits

Concept and direction

Festival AGORA

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