The Department of Tourism, Culture and Sport of the Regional Government of Andalusia joins in the celebration of FLORA by sponsoring it as a show of support for the cultural initiatives that arise in the Autonomous Community of Andalusia.

For this reason, for the sixth year, FLORA has as one of its venues the Archaeological and Ethnological Museum of Cordoba, which will host a floral installation in Patio I that proposes a reinterpretation of this heritage space from a plant point of view.

The Cultural Delegation of the Cordoba Provincial Council is sponsoring FLORA with enthusiasm for the idea of bringing about a dialogue between plant culture, so closely linked to our identity, and contemporary art in a proposal that invites us to explore new languages and expressions that contribute to expanding the frontiers of this deep-rooted floral culture in Cordoba.

The Cultural Delegation of the Cordoba Provincial Council shares with FLORA the vocation to explore in a contemporary key the multiple capacities of art based on the world of plants, convinced that, as in previous editions, it will succeed in placing Cordoba in a space of living nature for creation.

The Palacio de Viana opens its facilities to contemporary floral creation, creating a unique space where you can smell, see and feel art. It also offers visitors a historical and sensory journey through its spaces: Viana treasures five centuries, twelve courtyards and infinite sensations.

In addition, Fundación Cajasur, together with FLORA, organises the programme of artistic assistants, which allows 18 people interested in floral art to live the experience of the festival working hand in hand with the guest artists.

The Cabildo Catedral de Córdoba is once again participating in the celebration of FLORA in its 2023 edition, offering as an inspirational element the emblematic Patio de los Naranjos of the Mosque-Cathedral, where one of the installations of contemporary floral art that will make up the next edition will be housed. The chapter institution thus continues its long tradition of service to society and culture in Cordoba, which it has been providing for eight centuries.

Loyola University is once again joining the FLORA Festival as a sign of its firm commitment to the city of Cordoba and its support for initiatives that promote the international projection of the city, especially in an event such as this in which sustainability has a central presence and which connects art and culture and talent with the deep-rooted Cordovan floral tradition.