Topdeck Tours reports
Las Fallas is the coolest, the biggest, the craziest and; the most fun festival in Valencia, Spain! It all began when people were celebrating St. Joseph’s Day, the patron saint of carpentry, each March 19 as far back as the 18th Century. Back in those days rag dolls were strung up and ninots (figurines) were put on platforms in various places around the city, they were supposed to represent people or occasions that people criticized. The younger people would then collect all of these and that evening they were burned in a huge bonfire or Fallas!
Others remember St. Joseph's Dream by French Counter-Reformation artist Georges de La Tour.
Judy Joyce - Editor
LIFE IS ART - BEAUTY IT'S EVIDENCE OF GOD. Enjoy the rest and refinement of a desktop mini-course. Classically minded but not classical trained - you fit right in. Walk with the Everyday Dons in the tradition of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R.Tolkien's literary life at their favorite Oxford pub. What a better way than that for Lewis to became an Oxford don - feasting on food for thought among friends. "Creativity means making something for the soul out of every experience" Thomas More.
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