The Commerce area of the Teguise City Council, with the collaboration of the Cabildo de Lanzarote, the Association of Businesses and Entrepreneurs of Costa Teguise and Felapyme, successfully closed the commercial promotion campaign called “Happy Halloween”, held last weekend in the vicinity of the Pueblo Marinero of Costa Teguise, and has announced that it will continue to boost "commerce and restaurants".
“Happy Halloween” started on Sunday afternoon with the reading of the minutes of the jury of the costume contest, which was chaired by designer Maria Cao and designer Oswaldo Machín, who announced the following awards: the first finalist was the fantasy “Arañitas”, by the children Dante and Gael; the second prize went to the proposal entitled “The Bride of Death”, which a happy Olivia Webber wore, and the third prize went to the child Héctor Bolivar, with the costume “Noble Dracula”.
From the Teguise City Council they add that after the completion of the contest, the music of DJ Angel Pérez was present until 9:00 p.m. Councilor Olivia Duque has highlighted “the broad participation of a family event that boosted the terraces and businesses in the area and filled the commercial area of Costa Teguise and its most emblematic meeting point, such as Pueblo Marinero, with the best atmosphere.”
On the other hand, the Teguise City Council has announced that registrations are now open for restaurant establishments to register for the “II Ruta del Enyesque”, which will take place from November 18 to 21 throughout the municipality. They will be able to do so on the registration form on the City Council website until November 8.
“This new proposal is launched with the aim that every month there is a reason to consume in our open commercial areas, both in La Villa and Costa Teguise, as well as in the rest of the municipality, after the rebound in participation and the desire for leisure shown by all the residents”, said Olivia Duque as head of the area.