Registration is open to participate in the Archeology Workshops that will take place at the Secretary’s Estate on April 25 and 26
They will be held from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will be dedicated to children (from 6 to 14 years old). Registrations can be made free of charge by sending a message to info@meniarestauracion.com from 15 days before the activity indicating in the subject WORKSHOP
4/14/2026 – The Culture Area of the Fuengirola City Council has opened the registration period to participate in the Archeology Workshops that will take place at the Secretary’s Estate. On this occasion, the conference will be held on Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26, starting at 11:00 a.m., and registration can be made, completely free of charge, by sending an email to info@meniarestauracion.com indicating in the subject: WORKSHOP. This was announced today by the Councilor for Culture, Rodrigo Romero, together with the archaeologist and restorer of Menia Restauración, Cristina Moreno.
Each of these activities, which last approximately two hours, includes two experimental archeology workshops and a guided tour of the Finca del Secretariat site.
Thus, the workshop on Saturday, April 25, will be dedicated to children (from 6 to 14 years old) and participants will receive notions about Roman games and late Roman plaques; while the workshop on Sunday, April 26 will also be aimed at children and workshops will be given on early Christian plaques.
These workshops, promoted by the Fuengirola City Council in collaboration with ArqueoRutas and Menia Restauración, will take place in a special enclave such as the Finca del Secretary archaeological site. The workshops will take place from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The work team in charge of teaching these workshops is made up of qualified professionals in heritage conservation and restoration, graduates in History with a specialty in archeology and interpreters of historical and artistic heritage, with extensive experience in educational and informative activities developed in archaeological enclaves such as the Roman Theater of Malaga or the Museum of the City of Antequera, among others.