San Vicente Martir, patrón del vino y Camino

Coincidiendo en fechas y enmarcado en lo que sería el Festival del Vino Somontano, el próximo martes 4 de agosto, a las 20:00 horas, tendrá lugar en el Museo Diocesano Barbastro-Monzón la conferencia SAN VICENTE MÁRTIR Y EL VINO, a cargo de María Antonia Buisán, presidenta de la Asociación Ciudad Vicentina de Huesca. Además, durante el acto se presentará una guía del Camino de san Vicente Mártir, a su paso por la provincia de Huesca y llegando a Zaragoza, versionada e investigada por Santiago Lisa. Hablamos con él de la charla y la guía que presentará

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