More than 150 children enjoy the Valencia Art Museum's holiday program

The days offered pedagogical, recreational and artistic activities
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Published at: 04/08/2026 10:41 AM

More than 150 boys and girls from the municipalities of Guacara, Valencia and Naguanagua enjoy the Holiday Museum program, developed at the Valencia Art Museum (MUVA), as part of The Route of Hope.

According to information from Venezolana de Televisión, the days have offered pedagogical, recreational and artistic activities, including tours of the museum's rooms, interactive stations, painting workshops and a cooking experience for young participants.

The children were also able to enjoy an immersive room with the screening of the story When the World Moves, God Sustains Us, prepared by Carabobo Sostenible in connection with the earthquakes recorded on June 24.

The sole authority of Culture of Carabobo, Nathaly Bustamante, stressed that the program has also allowed participants to approach the exhibition of the Colombian artist Fernando Botero and enjoy different spaces designed for the vacation period.

In addition, he highlighted that the activity is part of the cultural and recreational program of The Route of Hope, aimed at providing spaces for learning and recreation during school holidays.

Mazo News Team

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