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Torremolinos is about to transform the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Cultural Centre into the “Haunted Centre” for a thrilling Halloween celebration packed with largely family-friendly activities. The event offers a wide-ranging programme of events featuring horror movie screenings, dance performances, creative workshops, and a chilling haunted passageway, creating a memorable experience for all ages, including the parents of children who won’t sleep at night. Friday night scares with “The Exorcist” screening Kicking off the festivities, Cinema Room A at the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Cultural Centre hosts a screening of the iconic horror film “The Exorcist” on Friday, October 31, at 7pm. The room will feature eerie, themed decorations to bring out the spooky atmosphere and spirits. Attendance requires advance registration via the Torremolinos Despega app or by calling 952 379 553. Dance performances and creative workshops on November 1 November 1 brings an amazing showcase of talent at the “Haunted Centre”. Starting at 4pm, the main entrance of the cultural centre comes alive with performances by Torremolinos dance groups, including Danza Urbana. Between 5pm and 7pm, families can participate in engaging art workshops led by Ludoteca Laberinto. Activities include decorating monster cookies, making puppets, and other Halloween-themed projects. A laser tag course will add an adventurous twist for thrill-seekers of all ages. Interactive storytelling for young witches and wizards Children and families can immerse themselves in “The Secret School of Witches”, an interactive storytelling session at 5.30pm on November 1. This dramatised experience invites kids to join a magical witch school open only on Halloween. Attendees meet forgetful witches, spell-mixing novices, and friendly ghosts, helping the story unfold through collective decisions and lively participation. The session promises a magical, festive conclusion that captivates young imaginations. Live music and a haunted corridor Music takes centre stage at 6.30pm with a performance by QuimiRock and the “Monster Machine”, who will be serving up high-energy tunes to keep the Halloween spirit high. For those seeking a fright, the rear of the cultural centre will turn into a terrifying haunted passageway, open from 6.30pm to 9.30pm until full. Young cocktail workshop for creative, tasty fun Young people aged 14 to 30 can join a Halloween-themed (non-alcoholic, of course) cocktail workshop from 6pm to 9pm on November 1. Participants can explore unique flavours, textures, and presentations in a festive setting with themed decorations and music. The workshop encourages creativity that will allow attendees to craft their own recipes to take home. Registration is available through the Torremolinos Despega app. Halloween blooms at Los Pinares municipal nursery Torremolinos Cemetery extends its hours for All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, remaining open from 9am to 6pm on October 30, 31, and November 1 and 2. The extended schedule accommodates those paying respects during this reflective period and gives ample time for commemorations and flower laying. Join the Halloween fun in Torremolinos The “Haunted Centre” at the Pablo Ruiz Picasso Cultural Centre will certainly be a weekend of spooky entertainment, creative activities, and community spirit, perfect for all the family.
