The very first Kids Fun Fest, to be held at Krazy World Park in Algoz this Saturday (November 8), is officially sold out, organisers Diana from Lovitall and Ellen from Youthhub Algarve proudly announced.
“Sorry folks, we’re sold out!” – that’s not something you often hear at a children’s festival celebrating its very first edition. “We wanted to create a day where children don’t just play, but also learn to collaborate, share, and truly get to know each other – regardless of their background.”
Thanks to the support of generous sponsors, many underprivileged children will also be able to join in and enjoy a carefree day filled with adventure, activities, and plenty of smiles.
At Kids Fun Fest, it’s all about joining in and connecting. Children can dive into paintball, escape rooms, graffiti art, and a range of traditional games that guarantee laughter and healthy competition. Of course, there are great prizes to be won, such as cinema vouchers and tennis or padel lessons for the whole team, kindly offered by the Carvoeiro Tennis and Padel Club.
Daily winners will even have the chance to take home a ping-pong table or foosball table sponsored by Palm Properties. There will be additional surprises too, but above all, the main goal is simple: to have fun!
For those who didn’t manage to get tickets, there’s good news: a waiting list is available. Simply send an email to info@youthhubalgarve.comto be added.
And parents, don’t worry – there’s plenty for you too! Anyone who wants to enjoy the market and park together with their children can also register.
Younger visitors can enjoy crafts, bouncy castles, face painting, and glitter tattoos. And if the sun’s out, don’t forget your swimwear! Parents and guardians are invited to put on their dancing shoes and join the fun in the Silent Disco Garden – because let’s be honest, adults deserve to play too.
At 12pm, an inspiring session will take place with Elaine Godley, an experienced DISCPlus Profiling facilitator. Parents looking for more connection and understanding within their families will gain practical tools to communicate better with their teens – in ways that truly work in real life.
At the market, visitors will find a wonderful selection of sustainable clothing, natural skincare, musical instruments, jewellery, clothes, local crafts, informative and workshop stands.
Diana and Ellen are deeply moved by the overwhelming response. They see a real need for initiatives that bring people together, inspire, and spark joy. Their mission is clear: this is only the beginning.
As Diana and Ellen beautifully put it: “We sometimes forget that play is the shortest path to connection. And honestly? We should all do it more often.”
A winter edition is already being planned, with even more opportunities for children and parents to play, learn, and laugh together.
Stay connected with us on www.lovitall.pt
The Portugal Resident is proud to be media partner of this event.
