Móstoles Opens 'Lives That Tell' Exhibition on International Caregivers Day

The immersive exhibition, featuring mirrors, recognizes the work of family and professional caregivers and will tour several municipal venues until April.

Generic image of a museum exhibition space with large, ornate mirrors reflecting ambient light.
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Generic image of a museum exhibition space with large, ornate mirrors reflecting ambient light.

The Móstoles City Council has inaugurated the traveling exhibition "Lives That Tell" at the City Museum, coinciding with International Caregivers Day, celebrated on November 5th. The exhibition, which uses mirrors as its central element, aims to recognize the work of family and professional caregivers.

The Department of Contracting, Seniors, and Social Welfare is organizing this third edition of the exhibition, which will be on display at the City Museum until December 18th. Subsequently, it will tour other municipal venues: the North-University Sociocultural Center (from January 20th to February 11th, 2027), the Villa de Móstoles Cultural Center (from February 16th to March 11th), and the Social Services Center (from March 15th to April 30th).
The inaugural event was attended by the mayor, Manuel Bautista; the first deputy mayor, Gabriel Monteserín; councilwoman Raquel Guerrero, along with members of the municipal corporation and the technical team. During the event, the manifesto "Look, inside and out" was read, and diplomas were presented to participating caregivers.
The project highlights the importance of those who care for sick, elderly, or disabled individuals. The exhibition uses the mirror as a key element, promoting the idea of "feeling" and "seeing oneself" to encourage self-care among caregivers.
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Móstoles (05/11/2026)