On Saturday 12 March the Centre Cívic Parc Sandaru celebrated 15 years of activity with a series of events for all families and ages.

The Associació Quei15/espaicreatiu had the opportunity to collaborate on the Tria i remena workshop, held four times over. Under the marquee, the little big people could enjoy four activities:

The storyteller bug tells tales

Join two strips of paper and make simple, symmetrical folds until you find a shape that suits the character tickling your imagination to come out.

Give it two eyes, or one, or three…

And the dialogue with the improvised mascot begins!

Bissou Bijoux

Some say jewellery is a minor art, despite the value many pieces come to have! Here we show how, with simple geometric motifs engraved on clay and a cord, we can decorate necks, wrists and ankles.

I spy…?

Bookshops are full of finds that, for an alert mind, can furnish an entire multiverse. For example, the hundreds of stickers of objects and characters that will make us live stories whose ending only you know.

Mega pin in a can!

We’ve discovered the machine where badges are born, yes! Now we can advertise our thoughts, a magic word, colours in harmony or meaningless scribbles.

A whole round world to wear on your chest!

The little ones of each household can enjoy these and other activities at Tria i Remena, a creative workshop where you don’t need to bring materials (we include everything!).

Sandaru was a popular fizzy drink in Barcelona in the 1960s. When it closed, the neighbourhood associations managed to have the site become home to today’s civic centre, which preserves its memory and its ties to the people of the Parc and Llacuna del Poblenou neighbourhood.

Its roadmap is the manifesto published on the website: (link: https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/ccivics/parcsandaru)

«Since 2007, we have been a local cultural facility committed to the environment and the people, where support for creation and audience development around the performing arts are our main focus, together with a cross-cutting approach to inclusion, fostering the local associative fabric and environmental awareness.»

At the Tria i remena workshop you’ll find us every Saturday morning in two sessions:

  • Els Punts (4 to 7 years), 10 to 11.30 am
  • Les Ratlles (8 to 12), 11.30 am to 1 pm

The PRICE is fixed: 45 euros for 4 sessions, which don’t need to be consecutive (if a Saturday doesn’t work for you, just let us know). Sessions are valid until 30 June.

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