The Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia invites the community to participate in a new edition of the Paseo del Río Fair – Women's Day Special, which will take place next Sunday, March 15, in the Playa Los Sauces area, on the Costanera of Concordia.
The activity will begin at 6:00 PM, with the participation of local entrepreneurs, artisans, and producers who will offer a wide variety of products made in the city.
In addition, starting at 7:30 PM, an artistic program will take place with a live show by Ani Viera, accompanied by different guest performances. The event will also feature animation by Mario Cáceres and performances by the Ballet Luna Cautiva, directed by teacher Melanie Areguati, and the Ballet Peña La Juntada, led by teachers Anabella Monzón and Alexis Areguati.
The organizers highlighted that this special edition seeks to create a meeting space to enjoy with the family, supporting the work of local entrepreneurs and celebrating Women's Day with cultural and recreational proposals for the entire community.
The traditional fair is thus consolidated as a meeting point for residents and visitors, promoting the development of local entrepreneurship and the enjoyment of the city's public spaces.
The activity will begin at 6:00 PM, with the participation of local entrepreneurs, artisans, and producers who will offer a wide variety of products made in the city.
In addition, starting at 7:30 PM, an artistic program will take place with a live show by Ani Viera, accompanied by different guest performances. The event will also feature animation by Mario Cáceres and performances by the Ballet Luna Cautiva, directed by teacher Melanie Areguati, and the Ballet Peña La Juntada, led by teachers Anabella Monzón and Alexis Areguati.
The organizers highlighted that this special edition seeks to create a meeting space to enjoy with the family, supporting the work of local entrepreneurs and celebrating Women's Day with cultural and recreational proposals for the entire community.
The traditional fair is thus consolidated as a meeting point for residents and visitors, promoting the development of local entrepreneurship and the enjoyment of the city's public spaces.