At Phe Circular, we dive into the ocean to carry out a concrete action. Different certified divers from diving schools will participate in this seabed cleanup effort. Terra Mare will lead this activity. They are an association that promotes environmental defense through recreational, cultural, and educational actions. Specialized in the conservation of marine ecosystems, the collective carries out underwater cleanups as part of the National Network of Marine Watchers.

Fisherman's Pier, Puerto de la Cruz
3:30 PM - Saturday, August 30

📍 Phe Festival Venue – Esplanade
3:00 PM - Wednesday, September 3

Four experts and technicians specialized in Circular Economy will present the Circular Economy Action Plan.

📍 Phe Festival Venue – Esplanade
3:00 PM – Wednesday, September 3

Science, Culture, and the Canary Islands are the three pillars of Palique Divulgativo, a science communication podcast focused on the research being done in the islands. Composed of four young science communicators, Daniel Prieto, Adrián Flores, Víctor de León, and Rafael Suárez, the program combines discussions about current scientific events with interviews of researchers from very diverse fields. With a fresh and dynamic format, they bring knowledge closer to society with an innovative, approachable

Pili Martin: Graduate in Biology with a specialization in Terrestrial Biology and Island Conservation. Doctoral candidate at the University of La Laguna, focusing on the detection of past climate change, vegetation, and fires in the Canary Islands.
María Guerrero: Graduate in Biology specialized in Terrestrial Biodiversity and Island Conservation. Doctoral student at the University of Málaga, focusing on the study of biodiversity affected by the Tajogaite volcano eruption, La Palma.
Vicky Palma: Bachelor's Degree in Physical Sciences. Postgraduate training in Civil Protection, Emergency and Disaster Management and Direction. Former Chief Meteorologist at RTVC. Head of the Risk Analysis and Planning Unit at CECOES 112 Canarias.
Carla Henríquez: Agronomist and environmental communicator, she works on communication projects for initiatives that protect and regenerate ecosystems. Additionally, she manages Carla by the Sea, an outreach project that aims to bring the sea closer to people.

📍 Sculptor Ángel Costa Martín Square
3:00 PM – Wednesday, September 3

Alessandro Ferrato is a sound artist and multidisciplinary creator known as a “sound searcher.” Originally from Italy, he arrived in Tenerife in 2014, where he has continued to develop his unique artistic proposal based on creative reuse. His work transforms everyday objects and discarded materials into musical instruments and stage pieces, turning recycling into art and music into a sensory and educational experience.

Through workshop-performances, Alessandro invites the public to rediscover the hidden value of the seemingly useless. His approach combines sound experimentation with ecological awareness. More than recycling, he promotes reuse as a form of artistic expression, conveying the idea that we all have the potential to create something extraordinary from the ordinary.

📍 Sculptor Ángel Costa Martín Square
8:00 PM – Wednesday, September 3

The sound action “Woodwind Quintets” aims to be an allegory of the meritocratic system and an ode to failure, error, and downfall. By embedding wind instruments such as harmonicas, melodicas, and flutes into various inflatables, this strange quintet emerges, where the grand becomes comical, the fun becomes melancholic, virtue becomes clumsiness, and comfort becomes discomfort... Defying all expectations.