The event, now in its third year after previous editions at the Mamàs Belgues park, offered a wide range of activities throughout the day. These included a family bike ride, creative workshops, traditional games, nature-related activities, storytelling, and artistic performances such as "Cuentiritando", "Ritmes del món", and the itinerant show "Oz", which concluded the program.
The Councilor for Sustainability and Parks and Gardens, Sayo Gandia, expressed great satisfaction with the event's development and the participants' response. "The goal was for people to visit the Mestre Ferrero park, discover it, and enjoy a different day with their families. The reception has been very positive, and the response encourages us to continue working in this direction," she stated.
Gandia also highlighted the importance of enlivening the city's green spaces with activities that promote community. "Parks are places to meet, play, learn, and connect, and with initiatives like this, we want citizens to experience and embrace them," the councilor explained.
