The Town Hall of Las Cabezas de San Juan is opening the Ludoteca de Feria for the third consecutive year, with 150 daily places and a price of 4 euros per hour to facilitate family reconciliation.
The September Fair in Las Cabezas de San Juan once again features a space designed for the little ones. The Town Hall has confirmed the launch of the Ludoteca de Feria, which opens its doors for the third consecutive year with the aim of providing children with a safe environment and allowing families to reconcile during the festivities.
The service will operate from Thursday to Sunday, from 17:00 to 22:00 hours, in the old Los Tabarros booth, within the fairgrounds. The price will be 4 euros per hour, with an offer of around 150 daily places, amounting to nearly 600 places over the four days of activity.
The initiative is managed by young entrepreneurs from Cabezas, a commitment that, according to the City Council, also helps to create opportunities for local entrepreneurship and talent. Each afternoon there will be activities for all ages, with professional monitors and proposals tailored to different age groups.
The programming will vary each day. On Thursday, there will be a bouncy castle, balloon twisting, face painting, children's bingo, Mini Fair and Mini Disco; on Friday, a bracelet workshop, Princelandia, football, TikTok Party, Mini Fair and Mini Disco; on Saturday, a bouncy castle, a "Create your Squishy" workshop, Mini Fair, TikTok Party and Mini Disco; and on Sunday, bingo with prizes, Princelandia, a football area, a crafts workshop, TikTok Challenge and a closing Glitter Party.
Additionally, throughout the afternoon, there will be options such as balloon twisting, face painting, a crafts area, glitter bar and play area. The delegate for Childhood, Noemí Marchena, explained that the ludoteca was created three years ago as a tool for family reconciliation and has since established itself as a proposal aimed at Cabezas families.
“The initiative allows children to have their own leisure and fun space during the Fair, while parents have an alternative that enables them to enjoy these festive days with their friends,” the councillor stated.
The mayor of Las Cabezas, Pepe Solano, emphasized that the idea is for no one to miss out on enjoying the Fair: the little ones will have their space to play and families will have one more opportunity to reconcile during these very special days. The ludoteca adds to the September Fair programming as a supervised space with sports, creative and entertainment activities.
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