The family activities at Festival Boreal 2026 bring together creative and participatory proposals for all ages. They include workshops on artistic experimentation, domestic sustainability and hands-on making — such as soap-making, an introduction to textile linoprinting, creative upcycling and the crafting of traditional instruments. There are also illustration sessions linked to Canarian biodiversity, painting activities focused on local fauna and flora, and family movement and rhythm sessions. More info and registration FRIDAY, 18 September 12:00–14:00 – How to make soap and live to tell the tale, Juan Dorta 17:00–18:00 – Urban dance school, Loreto Méndez 17:00–19:00 – Print your own garment. Introduction to textile linoprinting, Amalia Peeters de Flores and Cristian Agudelo 17:30–19:00 – Revelate. Reuse, decorate, ignite your magic, Miriam Cuellar Pérez and Carla Firmino Ribeiro 18:00–20:00 – Face-painting workshop 'Borearte', CreArte (Guasi Acosta) 18:30–20:00 – Storytelling session 'Don't throw it away, play it first', Alessandro Ferrato and Laura Valle (Sala Pérez Enríquez + Plaza de La Luz) SATURDAY, 19 September 11:00–12:30 – Rhythm and body as a family, Nuria Herrero 11:30–12:30 – Get closer to the fauna and flora around us through painting, Belén Déniz Martín 12:30–13:30 – Enfrascarte, or how to capture a memory, Alejandra Arbizu 16:00–17:30 – Making a traditional Canarian instrument: Sandunga, Nayra Pérez (Majñiñe Artesanía) 16:30–18:00 – Treasures of the Canarian sea: watercolour illustration of marine biodiversity, Carina Hernández 17:00–18:30 – Chiratismo workshop: beyond collage, Gema Chirato 17:00–19:00 – Face-painting workshop 'Borearte', CreArte (Guasi Acosta) 18:00–20:00 – Banadama: discover Canarian kokedama, Miguel Pernas and Alejandra Chaverra