News and events

Enjoy the conference given by Miquel Ángel María, Cipriano Marín and Joaquín Pons in the cycle #HispaniaNostraContigoEnCasa again, an online initiative to enjoy and learn about heritage.

The Consell Insular de Menorca presents the video “Talayots for Human Rights 2022” about the Talayot lighting ceremony for Human Rights that took place on January 15.

Es Castell, Es Mercadal, Ciutadella and Llucmaçanes will be the next stops of Talayotic Menorca’s tour around the island.

Talayotic Menorca stars on February 1st in the next conference of the cycle #HispaniaNostraContigoEnCasa, an online initiative to enjoy and learn about cultural heritage.

The possible inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List this year will contribute significantly to go beyond seasonal tourism on the island.

Menorca will have its own space at FITUR in a sector dedicated to sustainability and innovation. On January 19, Talayotic Menorca will receive all the attention with the candidacy’s presentation at the Balearic Islands stand.

On Saturday, January 15, twenty-eight Menorcan talayots will be lit in support of the collective action “Lighting of the taulas, watch towers and talayots of the Mediterranean, a cry for Human Rights.”

This month we interview Bruno Parés, an archaeologist specialized in the virtual documentation and 3D reconstruction of land and underwater heritage.

The protection, conservation and dissemination of Talayotic Menorca will have this important financial support next year. These new resources will be allocated to actions already included in the candidacy's Management Plan.

Yesterday, December 20, the plenary session of the Consell Insular de Menorca (CIM) gave its last approval to the bylaws of the Talayotic Menorca Agency, which will start operating at the beginning of 2022.

Leire Pellejero is the winner of the fifth edition of Becatalaiotica 2021, an Amics del Museu de Menorca initiative that has the support of the Consell Insular de Menorca (CIM). The award is a 2,000 euros scholarship.
 

The screenings for the general public begin on December 2 in Maó’s Claustre Audience Hall and will travel to every town of the island.