The days leading up to the official celebration have already hosted sports championships such as mus, indoor football, table tennis, football, volleyball, and a Game Party. The official start to the festivals will be on Thursday, September 17, at 7:30 PM, with the traditional Senior Citizens' Dance in the Civic Center square, the event's central hub.
On Friday, September 18, activities will commence at 5:00 PM with the Craft Fair, followed by family games, a tombola, and a Tattoos and Glow workshop. At 6:30 PM, there will be a Storytelling and Puppet show, a Dog Demonstration, and at 8:00 PM, a musical performance by ‘El Vale’. The evening will conclude at 10:00 PM with the Proclamation, delivered by representatives of the Civic Center's volunteer group, followed by musical performances by ‘Flashback’ and ‘Tributo a Queen’.
Saturday, September 19, will be packed with events from the morning. Football tournaments, the V Cross AD Cerro Buenavista, traditional games, Wargame, and the XI Children's Chess Championship will be held. There will also be workshops on Ceramics, Bracelets, Candles, Jewelry, and Crafts, as well as a Graffiti Mural. Gastronomy and music will take center stage from 1:00 PM with the Tortilla Contest and a Charanga band, followed by the Peñas Gathering at 2:00 PM. The afternoon will feature games, a Breakdance competition, a Polish Folk Dance workshop, and the musical performance by ‘Esto es lo que Hay’ at 6:30 PM, in addition to a Children's Mobile Disco and a later session for Youth.
On Sunday, September 20, the neighborhood will provide the grand finale with more tournaments, a Foam Party, and a Bicycle Parade. At 2:00 PM, the traditional popular Paella will be served. The afternoon will feature a performance by ‘Nuevas Ilusiones’ and other musical and Folk Dance performances.
As in other editions, a Violet Point will be set up in the Civic Center Plaza for the prevention of sexual aggression, operational on Friday and Saturday nights from 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
