L'Aldea celebrates the 3rd Entities Fair to strengthen the associative fabric
The event will take place on October 3rd and 4th at the Sports Pavilion and other locations, featuring activities for all ages and a raffle of local products.
By Pere Roca Soler
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L'Aldea is preparing to host the third edition of the Entities Fair on October 3rd and 4th, a weekend dedicated to showcasing the work and vitality of the local associative fabric.
The 3rd Entities Fair in L'Aldea will take place on October 3rd and 4th, turning a whole weekend into a showcase for the municipality's rich associative fabric. Following the success of previous editions, this initiative aims to highlight the daily work of local entities and their contribution to the town's life.
Under the slogan "the associative fabric, the life of a town," the fair will bring together associations from various fields who will share their activities, projects, and initiatives with the community. The program, primarily held at the Sports Pavilion and other municipal spaces, will feature workshops, participatory activities, demonstrations, and exhibitions designed for all ages and audiences.
One of this year's new features is a participation activity based on a stamp system. Visitors who engage with at least three entities will receive stamps that will enter them into a raffle for a basket of local products.
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"We are reaching the third edition of the Entities Fair with great enthusiasm and a desire to continue showcasing everything our town's associations do. Behind every entity are people who dedicate time, effort, and a lot of love to their work. The Fair is a great opportunity to get to know them, discover the activities they organize, and, above all, spend a weekend among neighbors."
The L'Aldea City Council invites all citizens to participate in this celebration, which aims to be a space for knowledge, participation, and community cohesion.
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"A weekend to get to know our entities, participate, and, above all, build community."