Andorra Parishes Buzz with Three Kings Family Events This Weekend

Andorra's parishes are bustling with family events this weekend, including children's workshops, music shows, festive processions, and ongoing exhibitions, alongside Three Kings cavalcades on Saturday evening.

In Canillo, the Canillo Brilla programme features a guitar and voice concert by Rocío González at 6pm, followed by the Casetes dels Patges in the Sella car park from 6pm to 9pm, where children can meet the pages of the Three Wise Men and hand over their Christmas letters. At 6pm on Saturday, Melcior, Gaspar, and Baltasar will parade through the streets in carriages filled with sweets and excitement.

Encamp's Centre Esportiu del Pas de la Casa continues the Saló de la Infància with face-painting from 4pm to 9pm. The venue hosts "La gran festa" at 6.30pm, a lively performance blending music and audience participation for families. On Saturday at 6pm, the Three Kings will process through Encamp to the Parc de l’Ossa, while in Pas de la Casa at 7pm, they descend the ski slopes by snowcat with a torchlit procession to the Grandvalira platform.

La Massana's Pal-Arinsal/Grandvalira Resorts station offers a magical nighttime descent for children from 5pm to 7.30pm, equipped with personal lights and ending in family hot chocolate. The Comic Museum's "Solo" exhibition by Oscar Martin—tracing his heroic character from a Tom and Jerry illustrator—runs until January 16. The Comunal Library displays Carles Pellejero's illustrations from Joan Peruga's *El museu de l'elefant* until January 5. On Saturday at 5.30pm, a lantern-making workshop takes place at Lamlola, followed by the Three Kings' arrival at 6pm in various parish spots. The grand visit begins at 5.30pm in Plaça de les Fontetes.

Andorra la Vella's Bici Lab Andorra presents "Enigma al Museu" from 10am to 6pm, with teams tackling challenges for cycling prizes. Its "Ciutats a escala humana" exhibition, using Playmobil and projections to showcase car-free cities, continues until February 28. On Saturday at noon, children can deliver letters to the Royal Page, ahead of the cavalcade starting at 6pm through Andorra la Vella toward Escaldes-Engordany.

Ordino's Museu d’Areny-Plandolit runs workshops on traditional games for ages 3-6 from 11am to noon, and an interactive history session for ages 7-12 from 4pm to 5pm.

In Escaldes-Engordany, the Royal Page's procession travels Avinguda Carlemany to announce the Three Kings' arrival. The Centre d’Art offers a 5pm guided tour of "Del néixer al renéixer," exploring ancient Egyptian daily life with Barcelona Egyptian Museum artifacts, plus a creative session; it lasts until February 21.

Sant Julià de Lòria hosts a 4.30pm lantern workshop and the Three Kings' arrival with letter deliveries at 6pm across parish spaces.

These activities capture Andorra's holiday spirit as the Three Kings celebrations peak.