The event, running from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, will offer attendees freestyle battles, rap, karaoke, and snacks. This initiative is part of the municipal program ‘Sube-T’, which focuses on healthy nightlife for young people.
Following this event, the ‘Sube-T’ program will continue in September with new free offerings on Fridays and Saturdays. These activities will combine sports, culture, and leisure, including a BMX exhibition and class, a paddle tennis tournament, a night hiking route, and the Torresón Fest ’26 festival, scheduled for October 2nd.
The ‘Sube-T’ program is a socio-educational intervention initiative aimed at young people aged 14 to 25, partially funded by the Ministry of Health. Its goal is to promote healthy lifestyle habits, physical and mental well-being, coexistence, and the prevention of risk behaviors and addictions among the youth population.
