The festivities are reinvented, and the youngest of Benitatxell have a lot to say in their programming. After the request of the members of the Consell de la Infància i l'Adolescència, who in the last session of May asked to participate more actively in the design of the programming of the festive events; yesterday Monday they met with the Councilor for Education and Children, Jorge Pascual, and the Councilor for Holidays, Mayte Roldán.
At the meeting, the boys and girls had the opportunity to make proposals and express their tastes in terms of leisure. And in the same way, the mayor of Fiestas put on the table various proposals for activities and attractions so that they could comment and choose the ones they liked the most.
Une of the proposals of the Department of Parties that most triumphed among the attendees was that of an 'escape room' which is played inside a bus conditioned for this purpose. In this game, players have to use the items they find inside the bus to solve a series of puzzles and escape before time runs out.
Other proposals that excited them were paintball, a video game championship and a foam party (the latter will be subject to current Covid-19 regulations).
For its part, the boys and girls proposed that 'carretons' be held, traditional games or championships of pin pon or 'raspall'. Also a ride with horses, a Ferris wheel or a robotics workshop.
The intention is that most of these activities are reflected in the programming of the festivities in honor of Santa María Magdalena, which will be held from July 21 to 25. The entire calendar of festive events will be released soon.
