Traditional Asturian Market in Porrua In 1995 a group of Porrua inhabitants, members of a cultural association called Llacin, started celebrating a traditionnal market on the fourth weekend of August. The project included wearing old times garments and showing what a Middle Age Marketplace could look like. So, apart from buying goods, you can actually see craftsmen and women making all kind of goods in a way only a very few ones can do them nowad...(more)Traditional Asturian Market in Porrua In 1995 a group of Porrua inhabitants, members of a cultural association called Llacin, started celebrating a traditionnal market on the fourth weekend of August. The project included wearing old times garments and showing what a Middle Age Marketplace could look like. So, apart from buying goods, you can actually see craftsmen and women making all kind of goods in a way only a very few ones can do them nowadays. At the same time pipers, musicians, dancers and artists of every kind perform in the circular arena that hosts the event. And, of course, traditionnal food and drink...
Traditional Asturian Market in Porrua In 1995 a group of Porrua inhabitants, members of a cultural association called Llacin, started celebrating a traditionnal market on the fourth weekend of August. The project included wearing old times garments and showing what a Middle Age Marketplace could look like. So, apart from buying goods, you can actually see craftsmen and women making all kind of goods in a way only a very few ones can do them nowadays. At the same time pipers, musicians, dancers and artists of every kind perform in the circular arena that hosts the event. And, of course, traditionnal food and drink...
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