Four disemboweled red-brick factories compose the Centro de las Artes: Nave Generadores and CONARTE feature rotating modern-art exhibitions; Nave Dos is home to a stage; and Cineteca-Fototeca has photo exhibits as well as a movie house that screens independent and foreign films. The last also has a great bookstore and coffee shop.
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