The initiative, which will extend throughout the holiday period and much of April, seeks to boost local commerce and offer entertainment alternatives. One of the pillars of this agenda is the Fireta de Pasqua 2026, which began on April 5 with traditional games on Paseo Colón and will continue with circus shows, children's theater, cinema, and magic, all free and open to the public.

For young people aged 12 to 20, a new edition of Pasqua Jove has been prepared. From April 7 to 10, the Espai Jove will host free activities from 10:00 to 14:00 hours, with limited places. Proposals include beach volleyball, an urban scavenger hunt, the 'Survival Experience' activity, and an excursion to the Museum of Illusions in Valencia.

The council also maintains its commitment to educational leisure and family reconciliation through the Club d'Oci del CEIP Cervantes. This socio-educational meeting point offers a playful, formative, and sports alternative for the children of the municipality, while supporting families.

The program is complemented by the VI Tourist Scavenger Hunt of La Pobla de Farnals, taking place from April 3 to 11 in the beach area, inviting participants to discover the municipality through riddles and crosswords. Additionally, on April 13, the Plaça de les Corts Valencianes will host a new edition of the Mercat artesà de la dona: Artesania Viva. There will also be an environmental activity with the Xarxa Joves de l'Horta-Neta, which will include an interpretive walk and cleaning of the natural environment.

To conclude the April calendar, on April 26, a new edition of Milotxes al vent will be held, a family day dedicated to the world of kites on Paseo Colón and Playa Norte, featuring free workshops and giant kite exhibitions.