Afternoon-Evening of Terror in Dos Torres
Halloween at the Pavilion of the Fairgrounds with children's games, gachas contest, costume contest, and party with DJ.
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About the event
Dos Torres celebrates Halloween on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at the Pavilion of the Fairgrounds. From 6:00 pm there are games, crafts, and bouncy castles for children from 3 years old; at 6:30 pm the gachas from the local contest are handed out, at 8:00 pm the children's and youth costume contest takes place, and at 9:00 pm the party with DJ Exótico begins. Organized by the City Council.
Key points
- Saturday, October 31 from 6:00 pm
- Games, crafts, and bouncy castles for children from 3 years old
- Local gachas contest with jury tasting at 7:00 pm
- Children's and youth costume contest at 8:00 pm
- Party with DJ Exótico from 9:00 pm
Halloween at the Fairgrounds
The Dos Torres City Council is preparing an Afternoon-Evening of Terror for the night of Saturday, October 31, 2026, designed for the whole family. Everything takes place indoors, at the Pavilion of the Fairgrounds, so the plan does not depend on the weather. The idea is to come in costume: there is a costume contest and the atmosphere will be Halloween from start to finish.
Hour-by-hour program
From 6:00 pm and throughout the afternoon there will be games, crafts, and bouncy castles for the little ones, from 3 years old. Alongside the party, the local gachas contest is held: at 6:30 pm participants submit their dishes, at 7:00 pm the jury tastes them, and at 7:30 pm the results are announced. At 8:00 pm it’s time for the children's and youth costume contest, and from 9:00 pm DJ Exótico plays music so kids and young people can keep the party going.
Gachas, the tradition of this season
Gachas are the typical sweet of All Saints in Los Pedroches, and Dos Torres combines them with its Halloween through a contest among neighbors. Those who want to participate should watch for the rules published by the City Council on its social media. For everyone else, the plan is to stop by the pavilion, enjoy the atmosphere, and stay for the party.
