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Basque language and cultural activities
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Cultural and educational activities centered on Basque language and arts are being highlighted in continue to expand across the Basque Country and Navarre. In the Basque Country, recent programming includes a performance by the Bilbao Municipal Txistulari Band at the Euskalduna Palace. As part of the ‘Soinu zaharrak, begirada berria’ cycle, the ensemble will interpret thirteen Basque choral and popular songs, blending traditional txistu melodies with modern arrangements. In Donostia, the eighth edition of the LABO XL festival is scheduled for November 12 to 15 at Tabakalera and Gazteszena, featuring 22 performances across dance, theater, circus, and music, with the Balearic Islands serving as the guest territory. These events follow previous highlights such as the Euskal Zine Bilera film festival in Lekeitio is undergoing a festival’s structural transformation to expand its reach, noting a significant increase in submissions for its 49th edition. Simultaneously, Bilbao is hosting the 28th edition of Lekeitio, the BAD Bilbao festival, featuring 17 contemporary dance and theatre productions from local and international companies. In Navarre, Basque language schools, known as ikastolak, are increasing cooperation the ongoing efforts of ikastolak in Navarre to promote language rights. This includes a new partnership between the San Fermin Ikastola rights through increased cooperation and Erentzun Ikastola. Additionally, Lizarra Ikastola has been designated to host the Nafarroa Oinez festival in 2027. hosting.
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