The 2024 Vamos Passeiar Festival will have seven stages throughout Brazil

Aimed at all age groups, including children, youth, adults and seniors, the festival offers a variety of participation options.

The Vamos Passeiar Festival 2024 is back, offering a day of fun and physical activity for the whole family.

With seven stops in different states and cities in Brazil between May and July, the event promotes environmental awareness and sustainability, as well as encouraging well-being and health.

Aimed at all age groups, including children, youth, adults and seniors, the festival offers a variety of participation options.

Those interested can register for the event, organized by the BR Brasil Institute, choosing between the 10 km Bike Ride, the 4 km Walk or the Kids Race, aimed at children aged 4 to 14, with routes ranging from 50 meters to 400 meters.

Registration, worth R$ 20.00, is open to all and can be done on the website www.ticketsports.com.br. Participants will receive an athlete’s kit, containing a t-shirt, backpack, visor (for adults) and cap (for children). Medals will be distributed to participants in the Bike Tour and Walk.

In addition to sporting activities, the Vamos Passeiar Festival will offer several attractions that are free and open to the general public, such as a multi-sports and sand pitch, a mini skate park and a Kids Space full of fun activities for children.

Teachers will be available to guide participants during the activities.

The event will also include a healthcare space, offering massage and relaxation services, as well as physical assessments. Dance, yoga and functional classes will be held on the main stage, while Espaço Mecânica will provide free basic bike, rollerblade and skateboard facilities. In the catering area, also equipped with food trucks and rest areas, healthy and regional food options will be available.

Brasilprev is proud to be a sponsor of the Vamos Passeiar Festival, supporting initiatives that promote quality of life and well-being. The first stage of the event will take place in Porto Alegre on May 19, followed by Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Recife, Belém, Sao Paulo and Brasilia, closing the calendar.

The festival is inclusive and offers an accessible structure for people with intellectual and cognitive disabilities and reduced mobility, with ramps and chemical toilets adapted at all stages.

Source: Terra

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