Benalmadena cave painting for children

The Museo Arqueologico y Precolombino, in Benalmadena, offers a fun-filled and educational activity that allows kids to explore the prehistoric world. Pintando las paredes de nuestra cueva This special event is part of the “Painting our Cave” series. This event is part El Club del ExploradorA free program designed to teach children about history by using hands-on activities.

Cave paintings will be created by young explorers on Friday 20th June, from 5:30pm – 6:30pm. Children can paint using their hands, cotton, or stencils on paper that looks like a rock. For those with more experience, they can also use brushes. They will also learn about cave painting, their history, the reasons for making them, what they depict, and where to find them. This session highlights Benalmadena’s mysterious headless Bull and the famous Cueva del Toro.

The activity is free and ideal for families looking to do something different after school. This activity is ideal for families who want to do something new after school. It’s free.

Spaces are limited, so it is best to reserve them by calling 952 449 527 or emailing museo@benalmadena.es.

The Explorer Club is a great way to give children a chance to learn about culture while having fun. It also gives them the opportunity to feel connected with history in a real and exciting way. This is a great activity for kids who love to draw or discover new things.