Storytelling and Crafts in Maspalomas
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📚✨ STORYTIME AND CRAFTS AROUND THE NEIGHBOURHOODS! The Department of Culture is bringing the magic of stories and creativity to different neighbourhoods of San Bartolomé de Tirajana with a special programme of storytelling and crafts. 🗓️ 15 October — Juan Grande Cultural Centre 🗓️ 16 October — El Pajar Cultural Centre 🗓️ 19 October — Carmelo Pérez Rodríguez Cultural Centre, El Tablero 🗓️ 21 October — Pancho Guerra Cultural Centre, Tunte 🗓️ 22 October — Maspalomas Cultural Centre 🗓️ 23 October — Castillo del Romeral Cultural Centre 🗓️ 28 October — Famara Neighbourhood Association, Aldea Blanca ⏰ 5:00 p.m. An activity for boys and girls to enjoy, imagine and create through stories and crafts. 🌈📖✂️ We look forward to seeing you to share an afternoon full of stories and creativity!
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