Editor. Peninsula 360 Press [P360P].
In an effort to adapt to the social conditions following the COVID-19 pandemic, the Casa Círculo Cultural (CCC) organization not only continued its online activities, but also launched the innovative Casa Círculo Cultural Mobile program.
This program conducts cultural and artistic activities in parks and public places in Redwood City, following the hygiene and safety measures recommended by health specialists.
"I really like the activities that Casa Círculo Cultural is doing because they are doing them outdoors and the kids really enjoy it because they have been spending a lot of time at home taking online classes," said Alma Cristal's mom. "For them, it's super important to get out, so thank you so much to Casa Círculo Cultural for taking the time and thinking about the little ones," she added. Alma is a 5-year-old who attended CCC's painting and crafts class at Spinas Park in Redwood City on Saturday, May 15.
"I made a mouse, a wolf and a cow," Alma told us. "They taught me that when you mix paints together, you make different colors. I love to paint a lot because I make pretty things.
"My daughter is having so much fun making a rock family," said Maria, who also took her little girl to CCC classes at the park. "Thank you for doing this activity for the kids because it keeps them busy and fun."
The CCC-Mobile program uses a medium-sized RV-type vehicle, which transports tents and all the materials needed for outdoor activities.
This program contributes to the emotional and physical health of the city's inhabitants. It also facilitates the necessary reappropriation of our parks as ideal spaces for coexistence and community communication, which unfortunately was fragmented during the pandemic.
