On Friday, the programme begins at 17:15 with the opening ceremony. Andrea Rodríguez Antón will speak about the astronomy of the peoples of Western Sahara and the Canary Islands, whilst Maitane Urrutia Aparicio will discuss the role of the sky in shaping burial landscapes. Marc Frincu will present an immersive virtual reality experience. Juan Antonio Belmonte Avilés will discuss the journey from celestial imagery to Libyan-Latin epigraphy and the paradigms of the Majo people.
On Saturday from 18:00, the focus will be on rock art. Nona Perera Betancor will explain its significance for the organisation of the indigenous landscape of the Majo people. Abdelkhalek Lemjidi and Martí Mas Cornellà will present the Tamanart Valley in southern Morocco as a sacred site. At 19:30, there will be a screening of the documentary 'Magec en el Valle del Ahijadero' followed by a discussion with Tarek Ode. The event concludes at 20:30 with a performance by the Dúo Guardilama.
On Sunday at 10:00, Jesús Cáceres Rodríguez will lead a guided tour of the indigenous heritage of Ye, the Maretas de El Tablero and the Batería del Río. The walk is limited to 25 places; prior registration is required. The speakers come from the Canary Islands, the Iberian Peninsula, Morocco and Romania.