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Esterri d'Àneu blends literature and AI in upcoming Reading Week

The Pyrenean town will host book presentations, tech workshops, and family activities from March 13 to 21.

Generic image of books on a wooden table with mountains in the background.
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Generic image of books on a wooden table with mountains in the background.

The town of Esterri d'Àneu in the Pallars Sobirà region is set to host its annual Reading Week from March 13 to 21, featuring a diverse cultural program.

This year's edition highlights the intersection of books and technology. Expert Miquel Utge will lead sessions on Artificial Intelligence, including a practical workshop on Gemini and its role as a study assistant for students.
Literary highlights include presentations by Josep de Moner, Ivet Eroles, and David Casals-Roma. The Ecomuseu de les Valls d'Àneu will serve as a key venue for these encounters, alongside the local library and the Town Hall.
The festival also includes historical lectures on the 15th-century Pyrenees, avalanche safety talks by Sara Orgué, and a short story competition. The event is supported by the Generalitat de Catalunya and local institutions.

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