San Antonio de Prado hosts its local festival on Saturday, October 3, 2026, bringing together residents and visitors for a day of community programming, institutional services, and live music in Medellín. The celebration spans multiple venues across the corregimiento, kicking off with municipal agency booths at the Centro de Desarrollo Social before moving to the main park for musical performances.
Institutional Services at the Centro de Desarrollo Social
The municipal presence runs from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Centro de Desarrollo Social (CDS). Several administrative departments of the Medellín Mayor’s Office provide information, direct assistance, and recreational activities for local families during this afternoon window.
The Secretariat of Youth is on-site to share information about programs aimed at young residents. INDER hosts a rumba and aerobics session through its Puntos Activos program, while the Community Police run crime prevention outreach and explain local safety resources. The Centros Integrales para la Familia (CIF) provide details on household support services, and the Secretariat of Mobility offers guidance on safe travel throughout the event. Additional agency participation includes the Secretariat of Women outlining support networks, the Secretariat of Health conducting cardiovascular screenings and mental health awareness, and Buen Comienzo offering information on early childhood care services.
Live Music and Cultural Performances in the Main Park
Festivities shift to the San Antonio de Prado main park at 3:00 p.m. for an afternoon and evening lineup centered on regional music and dance. The musical schedule features performances by Fosforito, Los Sabaneros, El Paisita, El Loco Parrandero, Alex Caballero, and Leidy Cata, alongside sets from a live DJ.
Organizers designed the schedule to highlight local artists and traditions while utilizing public spaces for community gathering. The events are open to all age groups, encouraging residents and visitors to participate in local cultural expressions.
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