Harinera ZGZ has announced its cultural programming for the months of September, October, November, and December 2025, which will include more than twenty free activities aimed at individuals with and without disabilities. The proposal ranges from Aboriginal art from Oceania to circus, theater, music, and environmental activities, upholding the space’s core values: intergenerationality and cultural accessibility.
The programming is structured around four main axes: visual arts, theater and circus, music and dance, and communication and inclusion. The activities are integrated into the city’s cultural offerings, participating in the Asalto and Juega e Imagina festivals, as well as including proposals for the Fiestas del Pilar and Christmas.
Ritmo en el Jardín inaugurated the program on Friday, September 20 at the Sergio Algora Garden, combining the creation of a mural on diversity and coexistence with eclectic music and the performance of Batacatú, the inclusive batucada from the ADISLAF Foundation.
The collaborative mural, the result of collaboration between artists from the Cauces collective and users from organizations such as ASZA, Plena Inclusión, CEDES, and Fundación Utrillo, can now be visited on the wall adjacent to Harinera on Luis Royo Villanova Street, created as part of the Festival Asalto.
Workshops and Regular Activities
The inclusive botanical workshops ‘Art, Nature, and Diversity’ will be held in three cycles of sessions over three consecutive Saturdays, starting on September 21, and repeating from October 11 and November 3. They combine outings to the natural environment with collective creation and poetic expression.
‘Disco-Disco’ will offer three sessions of inclusive parties for young people on September 27, November 15, and December 13, while ‘Music of Our Times’ will provide dance spaces for seniors on Saturdays at 6 PM.
New Features and Special Events
The ‘Theater of Emotions’ represents one of the main novelties, designed to promote emotional expression and management through performing arts, with sessions on Wednesdays from September 24 to December 17.
For the Fiestas del Pilar, the concert of New Kids In The Swing is scheduled for October 10, while the Festival Juega e Imagina will include the workshop ‘Clay Sheets’ on Aboriginal art from Oceania on November 14.
The programming includes an awareness workshop on the deaf community on October 23 and the workshop ‘Today You Paint’ on November 9, which will feature sign language interpretation to ensure accessibility.
The autumn programming will conclude with three Christmas activities led by the artist Ruvitijeras on December 13, 20, and 29, focused on creating Christmas decorations and postcards using collage techniques.
All activities can be consulted on the website https://zaragoza.es/sede/portal/cultura/harinera/agenda and will complement the regular programs of Harinera ZGZ such as the Drawing Group H, Andar de Nones, Circapacidad, and the School of Social Circus.
