For those who had not yet attended, this Sunday represents the last opportunity to join an event that, through games and colors, brings the season to a close. The result is clear: a city that responded, an active public space, and a childhood that, for at least one more day, took center stage. The public response shows the interest in activities that recover the Historic Center as a meeting point, especially on dates that appeal to family togetherness. During the previous days, participation was growing, but it is in this closing event that the largest flow is concentrated, marking a high point for this type of dynamic. Last chance to join. Despite the high attendance, the activities remain open until 6:30 PM. Girls and boys, with baskets in hand, walk through every corner in search of hidden eggs while parents and mothers document the moment or simply watch how the game transforms the public space. The scene is repeated in different points of the Center: short races, spontaneous laughter, and small groups that celebrate each find. With full squares, constant lines, and laughter that doesn't stop, the first edition of the Easter egg hunt in the Historic Center of León closes this Sunday with high attendance, consolidating itself as one of the most popular family activities of the season. From the first hours of the day, the flow of families was constant. The movement is continuous and reflects the reach of an activity that, in its first edition, managed to gather hundreds of attendees. A closing that confirms the interest. The atmosphere is not only festive, but also revealing. There is no pause.
