Corinthian Relics: Corinthians releases details of cultural exhibition for fans and collectors
- By Fabio Luigi / Central do Timão Editorial
On July 25th, at 10am (Brasília time), Corinthians will promote a Cultural Exhibition of Corinthian Relics. The event will take place in the Salão Nobre of Parque São Jorge, in allusion to the preservation and appreciation of the memory of the club's history. Fans and collectors who have historical objects linked to Timão may be present.
Participants will be able to display items that help tell the story of Corinthians, such as shirts, tickets, magazines, banners, photographs, stickers, documents, collectibles and other items linked to the club. Those who have owned a piece considered rare, historic or of unique value can register it to participate in the exhibition.
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Corinthians will select 40 people to exhibit their collections, in addition to another 15 who will be able to exhibit a single relic that is considered rare due to its historical and technical value. Registration is free and will remain open until 11:59 pm on July 5th - starting on June 27th.
Those who are interested in participating in the event will have to register at cultural@sccorinthians.com.br. Click here to check the notice. After submitting the registration, exhibitors will have to wait for contact from the Corinthians Cultural Department, responsible for curating the registered materials.
The list of chosen materials will be published on July 10th on the official Corinthians website and on the Cultural Department's social networks. It is worth noting that, to participate in the process, you must be over 18 years old, be the owner or legally responsible for the registered collection, in addition to committing not to sell, negotiate or sell objects during the exhibition period.
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