· [Palacio Valdés Theater, Avilés]
This municipal theater has been rescued and rehabilitated in 1992, since this date touring companies, local amateur companies, all the variety of genres have passed through it: drama, comedy, lyrical, musicals... and a new relationship of the city has begun with the Theatre.
Under the name of sceneAvilés Performing activity is brought together in a common program between the Palacio Valdés and the Niemeyer Center, sharing programming criteria, performance spaces, exhibition calendars, spectators and subscribers.
Although there aren't always events on the program aimed at a young audience, it's worth checking the schedule.
· [ Shows at Laboral City of Culture ]
Among the events at La Laboral, the " Let's Enjoy Laboral City of Culture" program stands out , featuring shows and workshops designed by and for young audiences. "Let's Imagine," "Let's Dance," "Let's Music," "Let's Film," and "Let's Theater" are five initiatives packed with great shows for young people.
Calle de Luis Moya Blanco nº 261. 33203 Gijón/Xixón
+34 985 185 860
Labor City of Culture
The Labor University of Gijón, as it was known in the 20th century, was built during the regime of… Read more
· [Workshops at the Botanical Garden of Gijón]
A modern, non-generalist concept based on specialized flora collections. Its lines of work focus on promoting activities and services in the scientific, educational, tourism, and cultural fields , aimed at the conservation and dissemination of plant and natural heritage.
Inform you because some activities are free, others are not. Prior registration is essential.
Avda. del Jardín Botánico 2230 · 43.521579, -5.6159
+34 985 185 130
Botanical Garden of Gijón
A visit to the Atlantic Botanical Garden is an authentic experience, an excursion to a… Read more
· [Workshops in the Teverga Prehistory Park]
The Teverga Prehistory Park offers an engaging way to explore prehistory through a series of workshops. We'll discover the secrets of prehistoric lighting by crafting a bone marrow lamp, explore the magic of fire by learning how our ancestors made it and what materials they used, and test the effectiveness of some Paleolithic inventions by exploring their potential uses. These are just a few examples of the workshops regularly offered at this museum.
San Salvador d'Alesga, s/n 33111
+34 985 764 739
The Park of Prehistory
The Teverga Prehistory Park is the quintessential ancestral art gallery, housing … Read more
· [Workshops at the Jurassic Museum of Asturias]
This center is especially appealing to young children; they're fascinated by the world of dinosaurs. They have an interesting program of family workshops, guided tours of the museum with the scientific team, and they celebrate "Science Week"...
The MUJA garden, covering more than 7.000 square meters, allows us to take a journey through the Mesozoic Era or the Age of Dinosaurs, discovering replicas of the most well-known dinosaurs , with detailed information about them, and various original pieces from the Asturian Jurassic.
Young children will also find another attraction near the MUJA: a children's playground with swings, slides, and themed games , all featuring dinosaurs. In short, a visit guaranteed to be a success.
Rasa de San Telmo 33328, Colunga
+34 985 868 000
Jurassic Museum - MUJA
In a privileged location on the Asturian coast, just a few meters above sea level, lies … Read more
· [Workshops at the Tito Bustillo Art Center]
If you're looking for things to do with children in Ribadesella, the Tito Bustillo Center is a perfect option. Its workshops and children's activities allow kids to explore the Tito Bustillo cave, prehistoric art, and the world of archaeology in a fun, educational, and highly visual way. It's an ideal way to enjoy a family experience in Asturias, with cultural content tailored to children.
Tito Bustillo Avenue, s/n 33560. Ribadesella
902 306 600
Tito Bustillo Art Center Schedule
Tito Bustillo Rock Art Center
The Tito Bustillo rock art center is an ideal place to experience firsthand one of … Read more
Photo: Jurassic Museum of Asturias
Text: © Ramón Molleda for asturias.com
