The Bonsai Museum, located in the Peñalba Park, will host an educational event organized by the Collado Villalba City Council. The workshop, scheduled for Sunday, July 5th, will feature a practical demonstration on the cultivation and maintenance of olive tree bonsai and other Mediterranean species.
Led by enthusiast and educator Pablo Comesaña, the session will run in the morning (10:00 AM to 2:00 PM) and afternoon (4:00 PM to 8:00 PM). Attendees will learn essential techniques such as pruning, pinching, wiring, and specific care for warmer months, catering to both beginners and experienced enthusiasts.
Participation in this activity is free of charge, although capacity is limited to a maximum of 20 people. Therefore, prior registration via the QR code on the announcement poster will be required.
“"The Bonsai Museum is one of the most unique spaces in our municipality, and we want to continue bringing it closer to residents through activities that combine nature, culture, and learning. This demonstration offers a magnificent opportunity to discover an art that unites patience, creativity, and respect for the environment."
Adan Martínez, Councilor for Urban Planning and Environment, highlighted the Bonsai Museum as a unique space and expressed the council's commitment to making it more accessible to citizens through initiatives that blend nature, culture, and learning.
The City Council encourages all those interested in the world of bonsai and gardening to take advantage of this opportunity to learn expert techniques in the privileged setting of Peñalba Park.
