Fun Fair Albania ends with Children’s Day celebrations in Tirana

TIRANA, June 1 – Fun Fair Albania concluded on Monday after four days of activities that began on May 29. The event offered entertainment and recreational activities from morning until evening.

Children’s Day brought additional crowds to the fair. As a result, dozens of activities, games, creative workshops and surprises took place throughout the final day. Organisers concentrated the programme in Italy Square with the support of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sports.

Meanwhile, Tourism, Culture and Sports Minister Blendi Gonxhja invited parents and grandparents to bring children to the event. He said the fair combined entertainment, creativity and fun in a celebration dedicated to young visitors.

The programme opened with the Puppet Theatre performance The Three Little Pigs. In addition, children joined games with animators, student performances, pottery workshops, road safety lessons and skating sessions.

Later in the day, visitors attended performances by the National Circus. The programme also included painting activities, face painting and film screenings.

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