Marbella will hold its annual Tostón gathering at Nagüeles Park on Sunday, 1 November, with activities beginning at 12.30pm. The Ayuntamiento’s announcement describes the event as a family-friendly celebration of autumn traditions.
The programme is planned for visitors of all ages, with a particular focus on children. It will include children’s entertainment, bouncy castles and music, according to the council.
Roasted chestnuts will be handed out between 4pm and 6pm. The announcement does not specify how many will be available or whether visitors need to register, so those details should be checked with the Ayuntamiento if they affect your plans.
A bar will also operate during the event. Proceeds from it are due to go to the Agrupación de Cofradías de Marbella, supporting the work of the local brotherhoods’ association.
The event was presented by Fiestas councillor Yolanda Marín alongside Diego López, councillor for the environment, parks and gardens. The Ayuntamiento also acknowledged support from water company Hidralia and its own environment and parks department.
The council has not provided further practical information in the supplied announcement, such as parking arrangements or a wet-weather plan. Visitors should therefore look for any updates from the Ayuntamiento before setting out.