The third edition of the Youth Fair in Guadalajara concluded successfully, having taken place at the Espacio TYCE. Organised by the local council, the event attracted 25 organisations, associations, businesses, and youth groups, showcasing their work across various fields including culture, sports, creativity, volunteering, education, and alternative leisure.
Over the weekend, the fair featured a diverse programme designed for all ages, including creative workshops, crafts, video games, board games, dance performances, pole dancing, contemporary dance, activities related to manga and Harry Potter, chess competitions, alternative sports, and numerous participatory experiences that filled the different spaces of TYCE.
A notable addition this year was a dedicated day for educational institutions, allowing hundreds of students to engage with the fair and enhancing its educational and informative character.
This afternoon, Guadalajara's mayor, Ana Guarinos, visited the fair alongside the Youth Councillor, Armengol Engonga. They toured the various stands and activity areas, engaging with representatives from the participating associations and many young attendees. Guarinos emphasised the importance of continuing to promote initiatives that highlight the work of the city's youth associations and create spaces for coexistence, learning, and participation.
"Guadalajara has a committed, creative, and talented youth, and this fair is a wonderful opportunity to showcase what our young people can contribute to society," Guarinos stated.
She also expressed gratitude to all collaborating entities, associations, businesses, and groups for their involvement in creating such a varied and appealing programme.
