Teror Fills Alameda with an Afternoon of Games for All Ages

The square became a playful space designed by Priscilla Vela, attracting over 300 participants for a day of community and family fun.

Image of a public square in the Canary Islands transformed into a play space for all ages, with colorful structures and people interacting under the afternoon sun.
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Image of a public square in the Canary Islands transformed into a play space for all ages, with colorful structures and people interacting under the afternoon sun.

The Alameda square in Teror was filled with activity on Thursday, September 3rd, thanks to a playful initiative designed by Priscilla Vela, which brought together over 300 people of all ages.

The Play Space, conceived by artist and researcher Priscilla Vela, transformed the Alameda square into a vibrant hub for meeting and coexistence. The initiative turned an everyday public space into a place for family enjoyment and intergenerational play.
Throughout the day, it was evident how the square offered new playful possibilities for people of different ages, fostering interaction around the essential activity of playing. More than 300 people, including children and adults, actively participated, enjoying a different kind of day that enlivened the life of the Alameda.

"During the day, it was observed how an everyday space like the Alameda square can be transformed and offer play possibilities for people of different ages, generating a meeting place around an activity as essential as playing."

Municipal sources
Based on information from the official source: Ayuntamiento de Teror (04/09/2026)