This August, ACTIVAR brings together youth, sustainability, and traditions through the Mini Eco-Festival, taking place on August 8th, 9th, and 10th. The initiative promotes a sustainable lifestyle while celebrating the natural and cultural heritage of the Schist Villages and the Lousã Mountains.
With a strong community and educational component, the festival involves local youth, ACTIVAR volunteers, and participants from the European Solidarity Corps in a program that focuses on outdoor activities, creative workshops, and moments of non-formal education.
The initiative aims to encourage active youth participation, fostering a deeper connection with nature, traditions, and the identity of the mountain communities.
Check out the full program:
August 8 – Friday
Morning: Inaugural Hike & Official Opening
Afternoon: Swap Festival (Burgo) & Reinvented Traditional Games (Burgo)
Night (21:30) : Talasnal by Moonlight
August 9 – Saturday
Mornign (10h - 11h30) : Morning Workout + Time Capsule
Afternoon (16h - 18h): Workshop “The Image of Lousã and Talasnal” + Treasure Hunt
August 10 – Sunday
Morning and Afternoon: Traditional Games in Serpins
All activities are free of charge, except for the special event Talasnal by Moonlight, which requires paid registration due to logistics and limited capacity.
More than just an event, the Mini Eco-Festival is a space for gathering, sharing, and inspiration for sustainable practices rooted in the local territory. Come discover them while exploring everything the region has to offer. Explore more at bookinxisto.com
