The Uxío Novoneyra Foundation is hosting the IX Edition of the Festival dos Eidos from August 23rd to 25th.
The program includes three days of activities focused on poetry and the arts at the Uxío Novoneyra House-Museum in Parada
The Foundation shares the legacy of the poet of O Courel, safeguarding his work and passing it on to future generations.
DIN os soños e os paxaros
a morte é certo!
1959
A casa de pedra e cal vella
-solaina e ventanas prá serra-
feita fai cen anos á miña maneira!
A visit to the Uxío Novoneyra House-Museum offers a journey through the spaces where the poet conceived and shaped his work: the rooms, his study, the garden orchard, and the century-old chestnut trees of the Rubial grove.
At the Uxío Novoneyra Foundation, we actively secure funding and foster international cooperation through European programmes…
The «Ameto Mítico» residency aims to bring the legacy of Galician-Portuguese troubadour poetry into the contemporary scene…
Poetry, literature, and the arts lie at the heart of the Uxío Novoneyra Foundation. From this core, we launch and support projects…
Outo bosco calado!
Fontiñas do corzo!
Carrozos picafondo!
Non hai outro templo máis vasto
nin outro credo
que este silencio…
Uxío Novoneyra’s legacy extends far beyond his literary work—it stands at the very heart of a lifelong commitment to culture and humanity.
Through an avant-garde poetic voice deeply rooted in the natural landscape of O Courel, its language, and its people, Novoneyra championed just causes worldwide, becoming an enduring inspiration.
The words of the Royal Galician Academy when dedicating Galician Literature Day to him in 2010 capture the full breadth of his figure: “an outstanding poet, a Galician nationalist, and deeply democratic, rooted in the people and in folk poetry.”
E aínda
é nova a terra!
The program includes three days of activities focused on poetry and the arts at the Uxío Novoneyra House-Museum in Parada
The Public Foundation Artesanía de Galicia is organizing the fourth edition of Artesanía de Galicia in the Courel from August
Alessandro Burbank, Tamara Andrés, Ojo Taiye, Nuria Vil, Carlos Negro, Verónica Aranda and Mohamed Abdullah are the poets chosen to