Energisa Institute Opens Registrations for Free Use of Cultural Spaces

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Published on 22/12/2023 at 14:03

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Unique Opportunity for Artists and Cultural Professionals

The Energisa Institute, supported by the Energisa Group, is accepting applications for the free occupation of its cultural centers in 2024. With spaces located in Cataguases (MG), Nova Friburgo (RJ), and João Pessoa (PB), the call aims to promote regional cultural development by encouraging integration between entities and society. In 2023, the Energisa Institute held 429 cultural activities, reaching around 70,000 people.

Innovations in the 2024 Call for Proposals

This year, the Institute brings innovations to the regulations. The call will be open throughout the year, with project selection every quarter, aiming for greater diversity and turnover in the cultural centers. Free applications must be submitted through an online form. Delania Cavalcante, Social Investment Coordinator at the Energisa Group, expresses enthusiasm for the variety of proposals expected, reinforcing the Institute’s commitment to making cultural spaces accessible and diverse.

Cultural Impact and Benefits for Artists

The Energisa Institute has already demonstrated its cultural impact with previous projects, such as the Palco Tabajara in João Pessoa (PB), which provided a platform for local original music. Naná Garcez, CEO of the Paraibana Communication Company, highlights the excellent structure and acoustics of the Energisa Cultural Factory, as well as the compensation offered to artists.

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About the Energisa Institute and the Energisa Group

The Energisa Institute, created in 2022, aims to strengthen local cultures and promote knowledge exchanges, having supported cultural projects in ten Brazilian states. With investments of R$ 22 million, the Institute has played a crucial role in Brazil’s cultural landscape.

The Energisa Group, with 118 years of history, is one of the largest private conglomerates in the Brazilian electricity sector. In addition to energy distribution and transmission activities, the company has invested in sustainable and diversified energy solutions, positively impacting millions of people across the country.

The Energisa Institute’s initiative for 2024 represents a significant milestone in promoting culture and offering opportunities for artists and professionals in the sector, consolidating the group’s commitment to the social and cultural development of the communities where it operates.

Source: Cecília – press from the Brazilian Academy of Sciences (ABC).

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