The Agulo City Council, in collaboration with the Government of the Canary Islands and the Dinamiza Rural program, culminates this weekend the cycle of cultural, gastronomic and tourist activities developed in recent months in the municipality. A programming that has sought to energize public spaces, promote local consumption and strengthen the cultural identity of Agulo through experiences open to neighbors and visitors.
Throughout the fall, Agulo has hosted various actions framed in this program, such as the Gastronomic and Cultural Route, with hiking, showcooking and wine tasting; the Night of the Finaos and the Souls, with workshops, parade and popular chestnut tree; or the Culture, Tourism and Flavors day, which brought together performances, workshops, tastings and family activities.
Closing of the cycle: Saint Andrew's Day in Agulo
This Saturday, November 29, the municipality will put the finishing touch with a special day dedicated to San Andrés, in which traditional gastronomy, popular games and coexistence will be the protagonists.
PROGRAMMING – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
From 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. – Traditional gastronomic workshops with tasting, games and traditional activities.
Starting at 5:30 p.m. – Community food tasting
From 7:30 p.m. – Show “For San Andrés the must wine is”
The City Council highlights that this last activity symbolizes the closing of the Dinamiza Rural program in Agulo, "a project that has allowed us to activate different spaces in the municipality, offer proposals for all ages and value our traditions and our gastronomy," the corporation points out.
The activities have had the collaboration of the Government of the Canary Islands, consolidating Agulo as a reference in cultural and tourism revitalization in rural areas.
