Programme
Friday 3 to Sunday 5 September, at five places around the harbour.
Programme
Five places around the harbour, a few minutes apart on foot. Everything is in English or Slovenian with English subtitles.
Friday 3 September
17:00
Opening walk along the harbour
With Nika Brenko, who keeps the town’s boat registers
The quay
18:30
Building on salt
Jurij Lah, architect of the salt store’s new roof
Salt store
20:00
Fish, by law
Elena Russo, marine biologist, on the quotas nobody reads
Tartini Square
21:30
Six short films from the Adriatic
Programme of shorts, 84 minutes, subtitled
Harbour wall
23:30
Records from the boat club
Late music until two
Punta
Saturday 4 September
10:00
Knots and nets
A morning with the fishermen’s co-op; free, bring gloves
The quay
15:00
A town without cars
Mateo Kralj, planner, on forty years of a closed centre
Salt store
17:00
Who gets the coast?
Panel: Sara Pertot, Jurij Lah, Elena Russo
Tartini Square
21:00
The Night Ferry
Feature film, 102 minutes, subtitled
Harbour wall
23:30
Brass band, then records
Late music until three
Punta
Sunday 5 September
07:00
Morning swim off the pier
Free for everyone; towels at the lighthouse
Punta
11:00
Salt, light and time
Ivo Zorn, photographer, on forty summers of the pans
Salt store
16:00
Readings on the steps
Six writers, ten minutes each; free
Tartini Square
20:00
The harbour, 1960—2027
Closing film from the town’s archive, with live piano
Harbour wall
Five places
All of it fits in a ten-minute walk. The town centre has no cars; leave yours at the garage above the town and take the free bus down.
1
The quay
The opening walk and the morning knots.
Where the fishing boats tie up, below the square.
2
Salt store
Talks, the day-pass desk from noon.
The long stone building east of the harbour, 140 seats.
3
Tartini Square
Evening talks, the panel and the readings.
At the head of the harbour; you can’t miss it.
4
Harbour wall
Films after dark. Chairs provided, bring a sweater.
The breakwater at the harbour mouth.
5
Punta
Late music, and the Sunday swim.
The point, by the lighthouse, eight minutes along the sea front.