The festival, organized by the Ares City Council through its Department of Culture, offered an extensive program for children and families starting at 5:00 PM. Activities included the traditional chestnut roaster, with hot chestnut tasting, a tunnel of terror, trampolines, ambient music, and a fun photocall by S.C. O Tilo.
The pumpkin carving contest was a highlight, showcasing the creativity and imagination of the participants. Additionally, creative workshops allowed children to make their own spooky magnets, personalized Samaín badges, and experiment with fantasy wound makeup.
In this way, Ares reaffirms its commitment to combining recreational activities with local traditions for these dates, providing a welcoming meeting point to enjoy one of the most anticipated festivals for children in community.
The Culture department expressed gratitude for the participation of the attending families, as well as the work and involvement of S.C. O Tilo and Civil Protection of Ares in the event's development.
