Daily Diary

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<p>The staircase of the Plaza de El Príncipe (in front of the Town Hall) will be the venue for Andrés González Novoa and Juan Carlos Tacoronte to perform as part of the Summer Storytelling Festival in El Sauzal on Friday 17 at 21:00. Admission is free.</p>
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<li>"Pan de ayer", </strong> a piece that Juan Carlos Tacoronte will premiere at the Summer Storytelling Festival, is the epic tale of a boy who learned to swim in a latrine and who walked from house to house eating maths books.</li>
<li><strong>Andrés González Novoa</strong> presents "Cuentos miserables", narratives that traverse the desert of reality. Written under the shadow of experience and the breath of memory, they stretch beyond the borders of well-being.</li>
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<p>From Friday 17 until Sunday 19, the TEA Tenerife Arts Space screens "50 is the New 30", by Valérie Lemercier, with screenings at 19:00 and 21:30. The film will be shown in the original French version with Spanish subtitles. Tickets are on sale for €4.</p>
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<p>When her husband leaves her for a younger woman and she loses her job, Marie-Francine has no choice but to return to her parents' house, at 50! Treated like a child by her parents, she is put to work at their small electronic cigarette shop. Everything changes when she meets Miguel who is going through the same experience but dares not tell her.</p>
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The Council of Tenerife's Administrative Service for Historical Heritage and the Government of the Canary Islands' General Directorate for Cultural Heritage have organised the "Third International Seminar on Tranhumance Routes and Rural Paths". It will be held on 5 September from 9:00 to 18:45 at the Museum of Nature and Mankind in Tenerife. Admission is free and registration is open until 31 August.