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The Cimasub Tour 25/26 kicks off the year with an extensive program throughout January, bringing the best underwater cinema, photography, and marine outreach to different audiences and generations. The activities will take place in Irun, Beasain, and San Sebastián, combining sessions open to the public with specific offerings for schoolchildren and seniors.
Cimasub will arrive in Irun with three underwater cinema sessions that will take place on January 14, 15, and 16, at 7:00 p.m., at Amaia KZ. The public will be able to enjoy a careful selection of audiovisual works that show the beauty of the underwater world and the need to protect our seas and oceans.
In addition, on January 16, Cimasub will hold a session of the Adinziklo program at the Caser Anaka residence, an initiative designed to bring underwater cinema to the elderly through evocative images and adapted experiences.
In Beasain, the Cimasub Tour will feature a particularly comprehensive program. Three underwater cinema sessions will be held on January 14, 21, and 28, at 7:00 p.m., at Usurbe Antzokia.
At the same time, from January 14 to 28, the lobby of Usurbe Antzokia will host an underwater photography exhibition, allowing the public to get closer to the ocean through stunning images captured underwater.
On January 14, Txikiziklo will also take place, an activity aimed at local students, which will be held at Usurbe Antzokia and seeks to awaken the curiosity and environmental awareness of young people through underwater cinema.
To close the program in Beasain, on January 28, there will be an Adinziklo session at the Arangoiti Residence, aimed at residents and their families, reinforcing Cimasub's social commitment and its commitment to inclusive access to culture.
The Adinziklo program will continue on January 27 at the Lamourous Residence in San Sebastián, bringing the best of underwater cinema to the elderly and offering them the opportunity to travel under the sea without leaving their everyday environment.
With this program, the Cimasub Tour 25/26 begins the year by reaffirming its cultural, educational, and social vocation, bringing the ocean closer to different locations and audiences, and using underwater cinema as a tool for awareness, enjoyment, and intergenerational encounter.
The Cimasub Tour 25/26 kicks off the year with an extensive program throughout January, bringing the best underwater cinema, photography, and marine outreach to different audiences and generations. The activities will take place in Irun, Beasain, and San Sebastián, combining sessions open to the public with specific offerings for schoolchildren and seniors.
Cimasub will arrive in Irun with three underwater cinema sessions that will take place on January 14, 15, and 16, at 7:00 p.m., at Amaia KZ. The public will be able to enjoy a careful selection of audiovisual works that show the beauty of the underwater world and the need to protect our seas and oceans.
In addition, on January 16, Cimasub will hold a session of the Adinziklo program at the Caser Anaka residence, an initiative designed to bring underwater cinema to the elderly through evocative images and adapted experiences.
In Beasain, the Cimasub Tour will feature a particularly comprehensive program. Three underwater cinema sessions will be held on January 14, 21, and 28, at 7:00 p.m., at Usurbe Antzokia.
At the same time, from January 14 to 28, the lobby of Usurbe Antzokia will host an underwater photography exhibition, allowing the public to get closer to the ocean through stunning images captured underwater.
On January 14, Txikiziklo will also take place, an activity aimed at local students, which will be held at Usurbe Antzokia and seeks to awaken the curiosity and environmental awareness of young people through underwater cinema.
To close the program in Beasain, on January 28, there will be an Adinziklo session at the Arangoiti Residence, aimed at residents and their families, reinforcing Cimasub's social commitment and its commitment to inclusive access to culture.
The Adinziklo program will continue on January 27 at the Lamourous Residence in San Sebastián, bringing the best of underwater cinema to the elderly and offering them the opportunity to travel under the sea without leaving their everyday environment.
With this program, the Cimasub Tour 25/26 begins the year by reaffirming its cultural, educational, and social vocation, bringing the ocean closer to different locations and audiences, and using underwater cinema as a tool for awareness, enjoyment, and intergenerational encounter.
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