New Andalusia prepares for Halloween with events at the district headquarters, the Active Participation Center, and El Ángel

The Marbella area of Nueva Andalucía will experience a 'Halloween' filled with events for all ages, combining terrifying fun with local traditions. ... This was announced today by the district councilor, Vanessa Ortiz de Zárate, during the presentation of the schedule, which includes activities from tomorrow, October 30, until Sunday, November 2, at various locations such as the district headquarters gardens, the Active Participation Center, and Colonia El Ángel.

The councilor explained that "we want all residents to have their moment and space, sharing celebrations that unite generations and promote coexistence." In this regard, she thanked the involvement of entities such as the Brotherhood of Nueva Andalucía, the La Azucarera Association of El Ángel, and the Active Participation Center itself, highlighting "the commitment and enthusiasm with which they join each initiative." The activities will start tomorrow, Thursday, October 30, at 6:00 PM, with a 'Halloween' party at the senior center, where a costume contest will take place, among other activities.

On Friday, October 31, the big event will take place in the gardens of the district headquarters, starting at 5:30 PM, with an evening that will include children's entertainment by Mimosín & Lolo (6:00 PM), a gymkhana, bouncy castles, an escape room, sweet stands, and the awaited opening of the Passage of Terror. Additionally, there will be a costume contest in children and adult categories, and a charity bar to benefit the brotherhood. "The party on the 31st is already a tradition in Nueva Andalucía, especially designed for families and the little ones, who enjoy a safe, lively, and full of surprises environment," said Ortiz de Zárate, who also highlighted the involvement of young volunteers, cultural associations, and local educational teams.

Weekend

On Saturday, November 1, the spotlight will be on the Tostón Festival, which will also be held at the Active Participation Center, featuring tastings of chestnuts, anise, and typical sweets, as well as the traditional chestnut sellers contest. "This is a very special occasion to remember our loved ones and keep our roots alive," stated the councilor.

The program will conclude on Sunday, November 2, starting at 4:00 PM, with a big 'Halloween' party at Colonia de El Ángel. The event will include children's entertainment, bouncy castles, a costume contest for all ages, a snack for the little ones, and candy distribution with the popular 'Trick or Treat'. Finally, representatives of the participating groups have all agreed in highlighting "the care with which each of these activities is prepared."