Free puppets, aquatic inflatables, discounted fairground rides, and more plans with children this weekend in Malaga

Rincón de la Victoria will celebrate a new edition of the Puppet Festival, which will take place from August 20 to 23 with outdoor performances in the streets and squares of the four cores of the municipality. These are free shows by local companies such as Títeres de Miguel Pino and Manolo Supertramp, and other renowned ones like Teatro Arbolé (Zaragoza) and Tropos Teatro (Madrid), who will perform great classics from the children's repertoire. All the information, here.

1. Saturday 23

   Benadalid Moors and Christians Festival: Foam Party and Water Inflatables

The village of Benadalid celebrates its Fair and Patron Saint Festivities in honor of Saint Isidore until August 24, which includes the traditional Moors and Christians Festival, declared of provincial tourist interest. Undoubtedly an event that will delight the youngest members of the family. The 'Moors and Christians' performance is an event framed within the fair's activities program that includes evening parties, live music performances, and various recreational initiatives.

For the little ones, this Friday 22, there is a Foam Party scheduled at 12:30 PM, followed by lunch for the children attending the town square. That same day, at 4:30 PM, a water inflatable party will be held at the castle. At night, a costume contest will also take place, with prizes for the best costumes.

Check out the full schedule of Benadalid's fair:

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Historical festivals, final stretch of the fair and other plans for this weekend in Málaga

The 'Moors and Christians' is a theatrical performance recited in verse that narrates and recreates a battle fought between Muslims and Christians in the context of the Mudéjar uprising that occurred in Sierra Bermeja in 1501. It will take place on Saturday 23 and its main feature is that the characters are played by the town's own residents, who become both actors and extras dressed in elaborate costumes.

1. Saturday 23

   Teba relives the feats of Sir James Douglas

The town of Teba in Málaga will once again dress in history and tradition to host, from August 21 to 24, the XIX edition of the Douglas' Days Scottish Days, a festival declared of Touristic Singularity by the Province of Málaga that pays homage to Sir James Douglas and his decisive role in the battle of Teba in 1330. The event, with a twinning with Melrose, has scheduled historical reenactments, Celtic music, and medieval markets. Julio J. Portabales has the details.

1. Weekend

   Magical Fair and cheaper attractions

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The Málaga Fair, like every year, has a very special corner reserved for the little ones: its 'Málaga Fair', the Dragon Fair, where children can enjoy theater, games, magic, workshops, or puppets. This year it returns to Plaza de la Merced to offer a good time of entertainment from 12:00 PM to 3:30 PM.

On the other hand, this Sunday 24 is 'Children's Day', a day when attractions will operate with special discounts on their prices before saying goodbye to the capital. More details, here. Meanwhile, at the Antequera fair also taking place this weekend, August 25 is children's day with children's attractions at popular prices. Additionally, from 8:30 PM to 10:30 PM, individuals with autism spectrum disorders can enjoy a Noise-Free Fair.

1. Until August 31

   'Imagine. The Path to Dreams'

The family circus and theater show 'Imagine. The Path to Dreams' will continue until August 31 after extending its performances. The show, produced by Sohrlin and created by Antonio Banderas and Domingo Merlín, offers passes from Thursday to Sunday (at 8:30 PM and at 4:00 PM on Sunday). The Sohrlin Andalucía tent is located at Almonte Street 6. Tickets from 22.5 euros.