June Cultural Agenda: From Belle Époque Memoirs to Atlantic Festival

The article presents a curated selection of cultural activities for June, including a memoir by Pauline de Pange titled 'Así viví 1900' published by Errata Naturae, which reconstructs the Belle Époque from the perspective of French aristocracy. Atypique, a café in Santander located beneath the iconic Siboney building, offers minimalist aesthetics and art deco dialogue. The film 'Nino' by Pauline Loquès, recognized at the César Awards and Rome Film Festival, follows a 29-year-old facing cancer diagnosis. The cookbook 'Umai' by Millie Tsukagoshi Lagares, published by Cinco Tintas, features over 80 Japanese recipes. The Festival Mar de Mares in Coruña runs from June 4 to 18, blending culture, gastronomy, science, and environmental awareness. Calmanza Studio offers candle and tray workshops with eco-friendly materials. Balvi, founded in Barcelona in 1963, sells humorous design objects in over 60 countries. Death Cab for Cutie releases 'I Built You a Tower' and announces a European tour. CerARTmic returns June 4–7 at the Fundación Ortega-Marañón, with children's workshops by Lusesita and Art Hunting by Mandy Shadows, benefiting Fundación Aladina. TASCHEN publishes 'The Elements of Brand Design' with case studies and interviews with Paula Scher and Michael Bierut.