The program includes activities related to physical well-being, training, creativity, and leisure, such as physical maintenance, pilates, yoga, Latin dances, folklore, zumba, sevillanas, crafts, computer skills, memory stimulation, and learning to use digital devices.
A new addition this month is the Schamann Bajo Social Venue, located in the Ciudad Alta District, which will host craft workshops on Wednesdays (5:00 PM - 7:00 PM), memory stimulation on Wednesdays (9:30 AM - 11:30 AM), and folklore dance on Tuesdays (9:00 AM - 11:00 AM).
The Councilor for Equality and Citizen Participation, Betsaida González, stated that the incorporation of new venues allows workshops to be brought closer to different neighborhoods and offers citizens spaces to learn, stay active, and share experiences.
González also highlighted that these activities are an opportunity to foster relationships among residents, exchange knowledge, and enjoy free offerings that contribute to well-being and coexistence in the neighborhoods.
The program is detailed by district, including centers such as the Lomo Apolinario Civic Center, Canalejas Health Center, Casablanca III Social Venue, Copherfam Social Venue, El Lasso Social Venue, San Juan, Santo Domingo, San José, San Francisco de Paula, El Lasso Football Field, Hoya de la Plata, El Batán, Jinámar Civic Center, Pedro Hidalgo Social Venue, San Roque, El Secadero, Pedro Hidalgo Bajo, El Molino de Tafira, El Fondillo, and the Vopia Family Venue.
In the Ciudad Alta District, additions include the Escaleritas Civic Center, Schamann Bajo Social Venue, La Ballena Civic Center, Medina Samper Social Venue, Las Torres Social Venue, Isabel La Católica Social Venue, and Hermanos Millares Social Venue.
The Tamaraceite-San Lorenzo-Tenoya District features the Casa Ayala Social Venue, Tenoya, Las Mesas Social Venue, Siete Puertas Civic Center, Piletas Civic Center, San Juan Bosco Square in Los Giles, Cuesta Blanca Social Venue, El Zardo, and the Tamaraceite House of Culture.
Finally, in the Isleta-Puerto-Guanarteme District, activities will take place at the Madera y Corcho Civic Center, Plaza del Pueblo Social Venue, and Las Coloradas Social Venue.
All activities are free, and registration must be done in person at the corresponding social venue or civic center before each workshop. Interested individuals can consult the full program on municipal posters or request more information via email (participacionciudadana@laspalmasgc.es) and phone (928 44 87 36).
