Casa Navàs once again became a key cultural venue in the city by hosting, on April 7, the public presentation of the book “Vermuts Miró and the history of vermouth in Reus”, written by historian Isabel Martínez.
Following an initial presentation aimed at the media weeks earlier, this new event brought the publication closer to the general public at a particularly meaningful time, just ahead of Sant Jordi and World Book Day. Opening the event to the public turned Casa Navàs into a meeting point for those interested in discovering the history of vermouth and its deep connection with the city of Reus.
The book offers a rigorous and well-documented perspective on the origins and evolution of vermouth in the region, addressing key questions about its development and consolidation. Through this research, a narrative is built that connects business history with the social and economic context of the time, highlighting the role of vermouth as a defining element of the city’s identity.
During the presentation, the importance of initiatives that help preserve historical memory and promote local cultural heritage was emphasized. In this regard, Casa Navàs reaffirms its role as an ideal venue for hosting this type of event, thanks to its architectural, historical and symbolic value within the urban fabric of Reus.
The event drew a large audience, reflecting the growing interest in local history and in initiatives that connect culture, heritage and territory. Once again, Casa Navàs became a living space where past and present meet through cultural activities open to the public.
The event concluded in a relaxed atmosphere that allowed attendees to share impressions and enjoy a complete cultural experience in a unique heritage setting. Visitors also had the opportunity to purchase copies of the book, reinforcing the initiative as an effective cultural outreach action.
Through initiatives like this, Casa Navàs continues to strengthen its role as a leading cultural space, promoting activities that contribute to the dissemination of heritage and the connection between history, culture and the community.
