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The mayor reiterated the institutional support of the City to The Arm of Jumilla for recognition of Intangible Cultural Asset of Interest

The mayor of Jumilla, Enrique Jimenez, attending this weekend at the close of the exhibition of old costumes Arm during these days has hosted the Museum of Ethnography and Natural Sciences.

With a total of 25 costumes, some with more than two centuries old, and almost twenty illustrative panels, the exhibition served as a claim under the actions organized by the Brotherhood of Christ tied up to the Column, in their desire to get for this grouping recognition Intangible Asset of Cultural Interest.

In this sense, the mayor of Jumilla, reiterated the institutional support that the City will provide the Guild to get the Arm of Jumilla are recognized as BIC, supporting this in the "long cultural tradition that this group has in Jumilla, as important part of Easter Jumilla. "

A closure also attended Cayetano Herrero, Director of the Museum of Ethnography, Pascual Ruiz, president of the Brotherhood of Christ tied up to the Column, who thanked the collaboration of the Department of Culture to develop this initiative in the town.

In addition, he had the presence of personalities like Isabel Ortiz Look, José Miguel Noguera and others.

For about a month Captain costumes, officers, sergeants and strength as well as ancient costumes section of bugles and drums, nineteenth and early and mid-twentieth century, have been exposed to the knowledge of all Museum visitors.

In addition, complementing the exhibition, had 17 panels with images of armaos processions, original documentation on its foundation, records, publications, books, and miscellaneous unpublished material.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla