On the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the assassination of Federico Garcia Lorca, the LGTBIQ+ Memory Working Group of Color Sitges Link presents a guided tour through the most emblematic spaces that evoke the poet’s presence. The tour includes a 60-page color fanzine with texts, images, and reflections on his relationship with Sitges, freedom, and dissent.

Reserve your spot and discover the LGTBI+ history of Sitges from a new perspective.
(Registrations close one day before the activity)

1. Plaça d’Eduard Maristany
The Sitges avant-garde – the photograph of the station (1927)

2. Carrer de l’Illa de Cuba, 36
Artur Carbonell and first honors (1947, 1955)
Manuel Robert – more early honors (1955, 1971)

3. Carrer de Sant Isidre, 31
Federico, Margarita, and Doña Rosita – visits with prominent Sitges residents (1935)

4. Carrer de Francesc Gumà, 6-14 – Casino Prado Suburense
Tribute to FGL (1976)

5. Carrer de Sant Sebastià and its beach
From the Suburense Sant Sebastià – FGL and Dalí

6. Carrer d’en Bosc, 6
«Una feliz sugerencia»

7. Carrer de Fonollar – Cau Ferrat
From the Cante Jondo – FGL and Rusiñol (1922)

8. Carrer de Fonollar – Saló Blau de Maricel
The theatrical Sitges and the sea in the background, J. M. Rosselló (1971)

9. Plaça de l’Ajuntament, 18 – AHMS
The posters of the Tribute to FGL (1976)

10. Carrer Major, 44 – Can Cassanyes
From Portaferrissa to surrealist Sitges – the Galeries Dalmau and Ateneu El Centaure
«Reyerta de Gitanos» – FGL and L’Amic de les Arts

11. Carrer de les Parellades, 1 – Can Carbonell
We remain electrified – FGL at the piano, singing

12. Carrer de Sant Pau, 2 – Can Teixidor
Of butterflies and malefices – FGL and Rafael Barradas (1928)

13. Carrer de les Parellades, 64, attic
The sea smiles in the distance – Peter Todd Mitchell and FGL (1964)

14. Passeig de la Ribera, 48 – Hotel Subur
Irene, Buster, and more butterflies – «Esto es un jardín» (1928)

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