Un evento ya veterano que se suma a vincular vino con pop y rock. El Evento Sarmiento es un festival atípico que este año celebra su quinta edición: música independiente, vino, gastronomía y vida en el campo. Se celebra los días 20 y 21 de septiembre en El Bierzo (León), con 500 personas de aforo máximo y sólo dos conciertos, pero del calibre de Wilhelm and the Dancing Animals y Fanfarlo en lugares muy especiales (las bodegas de un palacio y en una cabaña en lo alto de una colina de viñedos).
Una cuidada gastronomía en una comida en el campo, el contacto con la uva, una siesta a la caída del sol, música a todas horas que inunda de pop todo un valle, convivencia con los artistas (no hay zonas VIP) y bailar hasta el amanecer…
Además Polock serán los protagonistas de la fiesta post evento, el viernes 27 de septiembre en Moby Dick, Madrid.
Más información en la web del evento.
My father had spent a year and a half at Northwestern University in Chicago bofree the War, and it left him with a gnarly dislike for the academic environment. He did not want to be a desk man, and more than anything else, he wanted to know how things worked. I don't know how it was that he chose STI, but from what he said about the coursework there it was the perfect environment for him. For example, the industrial heating and air conditioning curriculum included all the math for calculating airflow, heat transfer, and everything else and as a capper, students took a sheet-metal course that allowed them to get their hands on large-scale ductwork. I wonder sometimes if we'll get in trouble as a society for not teaching engineering like that anymore. I tried mechanical engineering in the 1970s, and it was all bookwork, badly taught by grouchy research PhDs who hated undergrads, and grad assistants from Eastern Europe who spoke broken English. I bailed.