Malca: A Conversation About Time and What Remains

⭐ Unibes Cultural hosts a book talk for Malca, the debut novel by Bruna Waitman, published by Editora Quelônio. An intimate gathering moderated by journalist Laura Capelhuchnik to reflect on time, memory, aging, friendships, and family relationships within the context of Jewish families.

Highlights
📖 Conversation with author Bruna Waitman about her debut novel
⏳ Reflections on the passage of time, aging, and intergenerational legacies
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Discussion of family relationships and experiences in Jewish families
✍️ Book signing and on-site sales

Event Details
📅 Date: March 1
🕛 Time: 11 AM to 1 PM
📍 Location: Unibes Cultural
👤 Age: all ages welcome
♿ Accessibility: venue accessible for people with reduced mobility
📚 Books available for purchase on-site

Description
In a warm and engaging format, Bruna Waitman and Laura Capelhuchnik lead a conversation about the central themes of Malca: the passage of time, the marks of aging, lifelong friendships, and the legacies built across generations. The event offers a pause from the everyday rhythm to listen to stories, share memories, and revisit both personal and inherited experiences. Get your tickets now for Malca: A Conversation About Time and What Remains in São Paulo!

This program is part of the Expressões Culturais (Cultural Expressions) pillar, sponsored by Banco Daycoval, with support from CSN, Banco Safra, White Martins, Banco Rendimento, Grupo GR, Haganá, Enercore, and CBF Rolamentos, and is produced by the Ministry of Culture and Unibes Cultural through the Federal Cultural Incentive Law (Lei Rouanet).

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