The Las Armas Market will open its doors for free from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 p.m., with more than 20 stalls dedicated to crafts, food, jewelry, textiles, books and vinyl records. Participating businesses will include Coto Market, Carolina Pardo, Benny Vete, Los caprichos artesanos de Sam, Reis d'Aranda, Kashmir Vintage and Al hilo de Vane, among others.
Food will also play a prominent role during the event. The Ginam food truck will provide refreshments, offering everything from coffee and pastries for breakfast to hot dogs, hamburgers and fries for those who want to stay until lunchtime.
SPACES FOR CHILDREN
Children will have their own program for much of the morning. From 11.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m., Espacio Boteral will organize storytelling sessions, face painting and various children's workshops in the square itself.
At 11.30 a.m., it will be Kids&Us's turn, with an English-language theater performance followed by a workshop. Later, from 12.30 p.m., the program will continue with the storytelling session 'La peor madrastra', by Olga Garín.
The market will also have a charitable element. Animal welfare groups El Rincón de Nekomiau and Cuatro Gatos y tú, together with the Estelar association for premature children, will set up information tables and offer products for sale, with proceeds going to charity.
With this program, Las Armas Square will once again become one of Zaragoza's meeting points this Sunday for those looking for a different day out combining shopping, food and outdoor family activities.
