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Be part of Faro2027!

20/6/2022

 
Opinion article by Débora Gonçalves, Facilitator Faro2027
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​Having just left university in the midst of a pandemic, the opportunities to develop skills in my area were not the most extensive in the Algarve. Even so, a few days later I was introduced to the “Faro 2027” project, which until that date I only understood as a candidacy for the European capital of culture. I started as a volunteer, suggested ideas and even helped during the South Music Festival, but always something very punctual. A few months later was when I had the ability to understand the dimension that this project carried. More than an opportunity to develop skills, Faro2027 was an opportunity to meet people, to get to know myself, to get to know the Algarve and dream it differently. In the months I was involved in the project, there were many moments of stress, joy, a feeling of accomplishment, frustration, everything that a project of great ambition implies. I see the Faro2027 team as a group of people who dare to dream, who dare to say that the Algarve should not be defined by the labels that people outside our reality give it and that it is our responsibility to understand and transform the Algarve accordingly. with its potential.
​Some of the daily tasks involved talking to people, giving them the opportunity to be heard, empathizing with them and their stories, understanding their frustrations, making them dream or simply giving them back hope, organizing documents, interviewing people, planning events, organize materials and, if necessary, transform an entire office into a Ford model production line to ensure that the results were achieved, but always to the sound of laughter.

​I consider that the moment that most impressed me was the trip to Lisbon to deliver the Candidature/Bidbook Dossier. The emotions that emerged that day translated into a feeling of pride in realizing that, contrary to what is believed, people unite whenever they dream together.
​Despite the final result, plans and projects are drawn, ideas are launched. We dreamed of the title, but we never aspired to it as a final result, we always wanted to guarantee a sustainable cultural plan for Faro and the Algarve. A plan that would do justice to the people who live here and choose the Algarve to be their home. Couldn't have had a better experience.
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Dive in to Faro2027: What have we done? What are we doing? What plans do we have for the future?

7/3/2022

 
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Faro2027 had strong local and regional support from the beginning. In the municipality, the project was unanimously approved twice, in the region (Association of Municipalities) in addition to financial support and commitment, several projects were developed. The University contributed to the reflection and implementation of projects as well as the Tourism Board. The Regional Agency for Community Funds, The Regional Cultural Directorate, The Regional Youth Institute, Business and Commercial Associations and Political Representatives elected by the Algarve, united for this purpose. All understand the importance of the process for de development of the region. Faro 2027 is one of the important projects in the cooperation agreement in the AAA region (Alentejo – Algarve – Andalusia).
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Faro2027 is a participatory process, a public process. After thousands of participations collected on the street, in the market, in debates and conferences, in interviews and focus groups, we started a structured dialogue with national and international experts who helped to focus on the themes of the application and whose result can be consulted in the book: Faro2027, now what?
Faro2027 is synonymous of Europe and networking. In response to the great confinements that shook the world during the peaks of the pandemic, we launched the Europe at Home project. More than 30 cities, more than 60 artists showed through photos and texts the experiences of cities in confinement. The book recently launched is a piece that will be part of the history of this difficult moment in our history.
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Faro2027 was the precursor of new European networks. The ECRN European Creative Rooftop Network brings together 9 cities funded by the Creative Europe program in a 4M€ program for 4 years, to work on European rooftops, discuss the relationship between public/private space, green cities and new spaces for artistic creation. Also in 2019, Açoteia was born, the first Rooftops Festival in Faro.
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Faro2027 was and continues to be an enabler of urban transformation. The ambitious and innovative project for one of the most iconic buildings in Faro, Fábrica da Cerveja, was recently presented. The city will gradually open up to the Ria Formosa (the lagoon) and the Cultural KM will be born, the recovery of the axis that connects the Theater to São Francisco Square, a new way of experiencing nature.
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Faro2027 went where the people are. We launched the Banca de Cultura project, which for more than 1 year (still is…) has received contributions, listens to the aspirations and concerns of the people of Faro in a stall in the municipal market between the sale of fruit and fish. But “the banca” was also digital, it went to associations and communities, listened to artists and creatives in a real wave of public participation.
Faro2027 was the driving force behind the Faro2030 PEC - The Cultural Strategy of Faro. An innovative document, fully based on the 4 dimensions of UNESCO's reading of the Sustainable Development Goals. A document that intends to completely change the cultural and creative sector of Faro in the next 10 years and that had the participation of more than 400 people in its elaboration. Also at a regional level, the strategic documento “Cultura Algarve 2030” was created, to give a prospective vision for culture in the region for 10 years.
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Faro2027 has entered the schools by creating innovative digital projects that make young people look at their city and its heritage in a different way. We launched the MI.MO.MO.FARO project where more than 120 students recreated modernist houses in the city in a Minecraft environment. The second edition will have around 600 students and the special participation of students from Kaunas and Mozambique.
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With the project Cataplana of the World we bring intercultural dialogue to the table. We invite immigrants to cook a Cataplana (traditional Algarve kitchen pan) with products from their countries of origin. This Cataplana was enjoyed by other families who also live in Faro. The joint experience of different cultures has secular roots in the Algarve.
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SECOND EDITION OF MI.MOMO.FARO: Project that brought Minecraft to classrooms now reaches more students

6/3/2022

 
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After the success of the first edition, Faro's candidacy for European Capital of Culture will take MI.MOMO.FARO to more schools and more students, in the Algarve region and abroad.
In addition to Faro, around a thousand students from Olhão, Loulé and Albufeira are participating in the second edition of this heritage education project. Mozambique and Lithuania also join MI.MOMO.FARO, marking the internationalization of an initiative whose merit has been widely recognized and which has been present at major events, such as Built with Bits: Designing Virtual Spaces for the Future (organized by Europeana Pro , within the scope of the New European Bauhaus), Challenges 2021 and “Digital Challenges”: XII International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies in Education.
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​Developed with the support of Microsoft, the National Arts Plan and the Algarve Regional Directorate of Culture, Europeana Educação, Museo Zer0 and the Ria Formosa Training Center, MI.MOMO.FARO is a project aimed at 3rd cycle students who want to to disseminate the built cultural heritage through the reproduction of modernist architecture buildings on the Minecraft Education digital platform, in the context of the classroom. Applying the potential of new digital tools to teaching and learning, this project has the participation of dozens of professionals, including teachers, architects and municipal technicians.
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Além da componente educativa, o MI.MOMO.FARO tem a ambição de chegar a toda a comunidade, com a discussão pública das grandes temáticas da candidatura de Faro a Capital Europeia da Cultura 2027, designadamente, a cidade na era digital, a requalificação urbana e o património cultural edificado enquanto legado para as gerações futuras.

Review the work developed in the first edition HERE
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Faro and the Algarve presented their candidacy for European Capital of Culture

3/3/2022

 
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​An application developed for the people and with the people was the motto for the presentation of Faro's Candidature for European Capital of Culture 2027, which took place at Teatro das Figuras on the 28th of February. Dozens of guests took the stage to tell, in the first person, what it has been like to participate in this process.
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​The journey through the Faro2027 application process began in the foyer of the theater where photographs, objects and films presented the path taken, highlighting some initiatives and projects, trying to anticipate what would be presented on stage.
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​It was up to the Vice-President of the Municipality of Faro, Paulo Santos, to start the event. “Faro2027 is a process, it is a path of no return.”, was the opening sentence of his presentation where he explained all the work developed, regional involvement as an opportunity for development but above all how this process challenged teams and working methods : “Nobody was prepared for a project of this magnitude. We were all forced to review working methods and formulas, we were forced to lose the fear of taking risks and we were forced to leave our comfort zone.” In his presentation, the different stages of the process were enumerated, the projects carried out, the European networks created but above all the process was valued regardless of the fact that Faro/Algarve won the title: “We are committed to this competition but our focus was and will continue to be on the process”, concluded Paulo Santos.
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The event continued in a talkshow format and many were invited to take the stage to give body and voice to the process. The presentation of the Candidature Dossier (bidbook) was in charge of Bruno Inácio, Head of the Culture Division of the Municipality of Faro and Coordinator of the Faro2027 team. Bruno explained how the region's relationship with water is the main theme of the application, around which all the other problems and themes addressed are derived, not least, such as multiculturalism, climate change and tourist massification.
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​The official presentation of the Faro2027 application to the jury will take place on the 9th of March in Lisbon, in an event behind closed doors, with the cities selected for the second phase of the process being known on the 11th of March.
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“Europe at Home" through the eyes and words of its artists now in book form

22/2/2022

 
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​Faro's candidacy to be European Capital of Culture has just launched the book "Europe at Home", an artistic reflection on the pandemic and its impact on the daily lives of families and communities in Europe.
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​With an opening text by Lídia Jorge, the book "Europe at Home" gathers literary texts and photographs by more than 60 artists from 30 European cities, in a joint vision about a particularly demanding moment in our lives, marked by the harshness of social isolation and repeated confinements. According to Lídia Jorge: "It is a pleasure for me to participate in this book. May this book and all the involvement it represents be a gateway to Faro, a city that intends to win the title of European Capital of Culture. Art and literature being essential goods to life".
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​The writer Sandro William Junqueira and the photographer Vasco Célio, were the artists invited by Faro2027 to represent the city of Faro in the project Europe at Home. According to Sandro William Junqueira and Vasco Célio, this project is revealing of human fragility. Participating in Europe at Home is to contribute to building a memory for the future of this unprecedented moment experienced by us all. The photographs and texts present in the book "Europe at Home" are a reflection on the unpredictability of nature and on the way we live our lives today.
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​Created in 2020, "Europe at Home" was thought, developed and implemented as a purely digital project, but over time it has grown and gained dimension. The importance of the initiative, as an artistic legacy for future memory, led 30 European cities to join Faro2027 in this initiative, which aims to be a unique and singular record of an unprecedented period in our collective history. As such, "Europe at Home" quickly jumped from the website and social networks to paper, now giving birth to a work with the same name. The public presentation of the book "Europe at Home" took place last Monday, February 21th, in a ceremony held at Club Farense. The books can be purchased at the Municipal Museum in Faro.
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You can watch the video of the event here:
https://www.facebook.com/faro2027/videos/703480297322115
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Faro2027 gives color to the Christmas of hospitalized children

13/1/2022

 
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​Faro 2027 went to Faro Hospital to help color the Christmas of children hospitalized or under hospital care.
We brought gifts to brighten up these children's Christmas. Our girls and our boys turned the gifts into works of art.
Together, we lived happy moments, we celebrated with smiles and even with laughter. Memories left that will go down in history. In our history, in the history of our little ones. After all, it's the moments that make the magic of Christmas.
This action stems from the existing partnership between Faro2027 and CHUA, within the scope of the Art for Health project. Our thanks to the hospital services and health professionals who helped us in this initiative:
  • Pediatric hospitalization
  • Pediatric outpatient consultation
  • Pediatric day hospital
  • Pediatric emergency
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Faro leads a European network dedicated to transforming rooftops

6/12/2021

 
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In many different parts of Europe, there are thousands of square kilometers of public space with great potential underrated and not recognized as an effective urban resource.  This perception brings together organizations from nine different cities in a collective effort to unlock the potential of European rooftops.
The European Creative Rooftop Network (ECRN) - financed by the Creative Europe program until 2024 - is working towards turning rooftops into creative solutions for social, economic and environmental issues faced by Europe in the near future.The municipality of Faro is one of the founding partners and leads this network of nine cities. 
The thematic approach the municipality seeks for its rooftop policies is inspired by how these allow us to observe the city through a different perspective and allow us to reimagine them in many different ways, leading to three different areas of development: arts, community and sustainability.  The main goal is to transform Faro’s rooftops into new public spaces: places for green and sustainable encounters for the community to prosper. The ECRN provides the international inspiration necessary to bring to life the projects Faro wishes, furthermore allows the exchange of local knowledge from the municipality with fellow Europeans.
On the 1st of December of 2021, the partners gathered in Antwerp on the top of the MAS building, a rooftop accessible to the public. The nine partning cities are different culturally, urban planning and weather but seek to find common similarities within the “European cityscape of rooftops” and exchange knowledge on common patrimony. 
Along with Faro, the ECRN connects the following partners: Amsterdam, Antwerp, Barcelona, Belfast, Chemnitz, Gothenburg, Nicosia and Rotterdam. 

Find more about the ECRN: https://ecrn.city

Faro is looking for a representative in the Rooftoppers* Nomad Academy

26/5/2021

 
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​Become the Faro representative for the Rooftoppers Nomad Academy. Applications open until 06 June at www.acoteia.pt. 
Faro Municipality will select a student or young professional in architecture, urban planning, heritage, arts, design, sociology, social sciences and humanities, cultural management, civil or environmental engineering (or related areas) to become Faro's representative in the Rooftoppers Nomad Academy, an innovative learning and networking project, which aims to explore and develop sustainable uses for European rooftops. The selected young person will have the opportunity to participate in an innovative exchange that can be framed in their academic or professional life. 

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pplications are open until 6 June and more information can be found at www.acoteia.pt. On 27 May there will be an information session via Zoom, requiring prior registration at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScfiBFEOaUDiy5GL1ETRAQ9AU6ZyL4p2DXVxf3S650GFVDsJQ/viewfor.

Faro City Council is one of the members of the European Creative Rooftop Network, a project co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of the European Union and in that context has opened this call. The Academia Nómada of the European Creative Rooftop Network works as a network for sharing and creating knowledge, at the same time that promotes exchange, connecting 9 partners from various parts of Europe.

​The selected members - 9 in total, one for each of the participating European cities - will be in contact in order to deepen their experience and will meet face-to-face through study visits to the partner cities. The experience gained and the work carried out will be disseminated in various media and presented at the ECRN Congress to be held in 2024. During the ECRN project period, Nomadic Academy members are expected to develop an academic study or a project related to the theme of the use of rooftops.

More information at: https://www.acoteia.pt/open-call-ercn.html.
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Artists and cultural producers from all over Italy congratulate Faro on its application for European Capital of Culture

30/11/2020

 
Several artists from the Wunderkammer project have been applauding the work done by the Faro2027 team, and their use of cultural venues across the city to host meetings, interviews and workshops, among other projects.
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THE ALGARVE HAS A NEW GROUP OF ROCKSTARS!

17/11/2020

 
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Faro City festivals join the DeclareAção movement

17/1/2020

 
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The biggest Portuguese music festivals promoters, including the people behind Festival F and Açoteia - Faro Rooftop Festival, joined the promoters of other Portuguese festivals in an unprecedented movement, seeking to challenge people to adopt behaviour conducive to a healthier and more viable society.


DeclareAção is the first declaration that can only be “signed” through actions. This unprecedented movement, which was presented by the Lisbon Municipal Council, coincides with the European Green Capital Award for 2020, seeking to challenge the citizens of Portugal to adopt behaviour conducive to a fairer and more balanced society, using digital platforms and their mobilising potential as their main uniting channel.

DeclareAção is, therefore, a national movement working to raise awareness of what we need for a better world, launched by 15 entities including Better World (promoter of Rock in Rio), Loulé Municipal Council (organiser of the MED Festival), Sines Municipal Council (promoter of FMM Sines), Everything is New (promoter of NOS Alive), Live Experiences (responsible for EDPCOOLJAZZ and ID NO LIMITS), MOT (organiser of RFM SOMNII), Música no Coração (promoter of the Galp Beach Party, Super Bock Super Rock, Super Bock in Stock, MEO Sudoeste and Sumol Summer Fest Festivals), PEV (promoter of MEO Marés Vivas), Pic Nic (promoter of NOS Primavera Sound), Ritmos (promoter of Vodafone Paredes de Coura), Faro Municipal Council (organiser of Açoteia - Faro Rooftop Festival and Festival F) and Sons em Trânsito (Festival F), Surprise & Expectation (EDP Vilar de Mouros), APEFE and APORFEST, which are now challenging public and private companies and entities, from all sectors, to join to the cause.​

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To create this “declaration of actions”, the entities will challenge young leaders from all over the country to produce 17 approaches from a single workshop. These approaches, which will be based on the UN SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals), will focus on areas as wide-ranging as climate change, diversity, social inclusion, economic development and recycling, among others, working towards achieving each one with a view to actively contributing to building a better world.
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The process used to select these young people will be made up of three phases:
  1. The first will be in a quantitative and qualitative, ethnographically validated, study, to pinpoint young leaders who have an active voice in their communities.
  2. Once these young people, aged between 16 and 30, have been identified, 30 will be selected from across the country, ensuring a diversity of genders, nationalities, social classes and education levels.
  3. In a third stage, the newly formed group will be challenged by Torke CC methodology (proven in more than 300 workshops, in 14 different countries), in a Workshop where they will collaboratively work to develop “approaches” based on the SDGs. 
The selection of young people and workshop will both take place next February, with the 17 approaches scheduled to be announced in early March. At that point, the approaches decided upon by the youth collective will be turned into GIFs, which shall be used as DeclareAção’s digital “signature”. A landing page will also be launched in parallel, that will act as a hub, attracting positive attitudes, a focus point of all the actions put in place by companies, schools, influencers and the general public, shared on social media using GIFs and the hashtag #DeclareAcao.
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Festival F DeclareAção
Festival F jumped at the chance to be linked to the DeclareAção project. Holding a festival in the historic centre of the city, which draws in and brings life to the city's built heritage, encompasses its residents and visitors and embraces a natural park, is undoubtedly a challenge from a sustainability perspective. Festival F wants to grow and assert itself in this area, ensuring the waste produced is reduced and separated, the use of recyclable cups, that single-use materials are minimised, that public and specific transport is provided, and that conditions are created that allow all audiences, regardless of their limitations, to enjoy this unique festival.”
Paulo Santos, Deputy Mayor of Faro, and Vasco Sacramento, Sons em Trânsito (Festival F)
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​Açoteia - Faro Rooftop Festival DeclareAção
Faro also hosts a second event linked to this manifesto: the Açoteia - Faro Rooftop Festival in which “one of the main pillars is sustainability, alongside the community and art. The festival invites us to look at the city from a different perspective. Faro submitted an application to Creative Europa, that puts forward the idea of thinking about cities from above”, explained Paulo Santos.
​“For Açoteia - Faro Rooftop Festival, an event in which one of the main pillars is Sustainability, alongside the Community and Art, being part of a project like DeclareAção is putting it back in its “natural environment”. It is within these confines that Açoteia invites you to rediscover the rooftops of the city of Faro, inspiring a new vision of these locales in the areas of energy efficiency, water reuse and urban gardens, as well as incentivising the opening of those spaces to the community, using art as a means through which to reinterpret them and gain a new perspective of the city.”
Paulo Santos, Deputy Mayor of Faro (Açoteia - Faro Rooftop Festival)

​In 2019, 287 music festivals were held in Portugal alone, welcoming a total of 2.1 million attendees. Along with this study, data produced by Forbes indicates that 94% of Generation Z say that music is very important in their lives, while 45% say that their favourite artist influences their lifestyle. Spotify data shows that 79% of users believe that music allows people to connect with each other and with other cultures. As such, the potential of festivals to influence and transform both the local and national communities in which they are held couldn’t be more evident, as well as their responsibility to foster positive attitudes that contribute to building a better world.
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A European Network Born in Faro

24/1/2019

 
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In January 2019, Faro Municipal Council challenged 8 cities in Europe that hold rooftop festivals, or which have public policies with a specific focus on these spaces, to come together for the first time. Amsterdam and Rotterdam (the Netherlands), Nicosia (Cyprus), Milan (Italy), Prague (Czech Republic), Antwerp (Belgium), Linz (Austria) and Barcelona (Spain) answered the call and, for the first time ever, festival organisers, mayors and social and environmental activists came together to consider the highest points of their cities.
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And a set of future intentions were drawn up as a result:
  • To deepen mutual knowledge of each city’s circumstances, exchanging experiences and encouraging visits by cultural and environmental agents, urban planners, architects and political leaders;
  • To encourage other cities to create initiatives that promote and publicise rooftops;
  • To work with other European networks to create the links necessary to pursue the objectives sought by this network.

Some of the festivals that are part of this network of partners include:​
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Amsterdam 
Rotterdam 
Prague 
Linz 
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Barcelona

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