Mansion Villa Hilda celebrates 100 years with cultural programming

The Villa Hilda Mansion, one of Ponta Grossa’s historic heritage sites, on Campos Gerais do Paraná, turns 100 in 2025. To celebrate the date, an entire week of cultural activities was organized, with actions aimed at children, artistic presentations and moments of integration with the community. The program, which runs from Thursday to Saturday, seeks to rescue the memory of space and bring the population closer to the centennial home.

The source did not detail the exact address of the mansion, but stressed that all activities are open to the public. The celebration reinforces the role of Villa Hilda as a space for culture and coexistence in the region.

Thursday: stories, roses and evening party

On the first day of celebrations, Thursday (10), the programming begins with playful activities for children. Storytelling, rose planting, treasure hunting and face painting are planned. These actions take place at a time not specified by the source, but occupy a good part of the day.

At 7 pm, the Musical Theatre Group of the Conservatory presents a evening. The event will be accompanied by an evening experience, which promises to explore the atmosphere of the centenary mansion. The transition from children's activities to the sarau shows the diversity of programming.

Friday: repetition of musical activities and attractions

On Friday (11), the morning activities are repeated: storytelling, rose planting, treasure hunting and face painting. The repetition allows more children and families to participate, expanding the scope of the celebration.

At 7 pm, the stage receives three performances: the Ballet Heaven of the Arts, the Violin Group of the Conservatory and the Flute Group. The combination of dance and instrumental music promises to please different audiences. After the presentations, the day ends, but the party continues on Saturday.

Saturday: breakfast, lecture and corals

Saturday (12) begins at 10am with a breakfast, a time of fraternization between the participants. At 3 p.m., the programming gains educational tone with a lecture by Isolde Waldermann. The source did not detail the theme of the lecture, but the presence of the speaker indicates a historical or cultural rescue.

The artistic program of Saturday begins at 5:30 pm, with the presentation of the Conservatory Choir. Then, at 7 pm, the Children’s Choir of the Conservatory closes the artistic activities of the anniversary. The closure with corals reinforces the community character of the celebration.

A century of history and culture

The Villa Hilda Mansion is an architectural and cultural landmark of Ponta Grossa. After 100 years, the space reaffirms its relevance as a stage for artistic manifestations and a meeting point for the community. The anniversary week, with free and diversified activities, invites the population to know and value this heritage.

The program includes from children's play to presentations of groups formed at the Conservatory, highlighting the integration between education, art and memory. The source did not detail whether there will be other celebrations after Saturday, but the published agenda already includes a broad celebration.

For residents of Ponta Grossa and the region, the Villa Hilda’s 100th anniversary party is an opportunity to experience local history up close. Participation in activities such as rose planting and treasure hunting creates affective memories and strengthens the bond with heritage.

The Boca no Trombone Portal will continue to follow the developments of this celebration and will bring new information as it is released. In the meantime, the community can already schedule to participate in the free activities and prestige the local talents.

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