
Cultural attractions, themed decoration and cycling tour mark the opening of Christmas lights in the city
The Christmas program opens on the 14th and 15th of November, with cultural attractions, themed decoration, cycling tours and a craft fair at Lago do Taboão and Praça do Matadouro, encouraging local commerce and tourism.
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The program has two openings, on November 14th and 15th, with cultural attractions, themed decoration and leisure options for residents and visitors. The proposal is to bring Christmas lights and decorations to different public spaces in the city, encouraging family life and boosting local commerce and tourism.
The program has two openings, on November 14th and 15th, with cultural attractions, themed decoration and leisure options for residents and visitors.
The proposal is to bring Christmas lights and decorations to different public spaces in the city. The idea is also to encourage family coexistence and boost local commerce and tourism.
Activities begin at 11am with Christmas Interaction. The group passes through the streets Dona Carolina (Lavapés), Conselheiro Rodrigues Alves and Coronel João Leme (Centro), inviting the population to the opening.
The Christmas Parade starts at 6pm, followed by the Christmas Cycling Tour. The gathering is at Praça Raul Leme, in the Center.
Participation in the tour is free, with prior registration via the Placar Soft platform until November 13th: registration link.
At 7pm the official opening takes place, with the inauguration of the lights at the Lago do Taboão Crafts Fair. At 7:30 pm it's time for Illuminated Canoeing.
The space also hosts a Christmas fair and characters for children.
The second stage of the opening takes place on Sunday, starting at 6pm, at Praça do Matadouro. Check the schedule:

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