The much-anticipated La Noche en Blanco event in La Laguna has officially been scheduled for 23 November. The announcement was made by Estefanía Díaz, the Councillor for Commerce and Tourism, during the White Night Forum. This forum serves as a platform for dialogue and participation, allowing local businesses and community representatives to share ideas and proposals for the event.
La Noche en Blanco, a highlight in the Canary Islands’ cultural and commercial calendar, is a beloved event that draws thousands of people from across the islands, as well as national and international visitors. Over the years, it has become a major celebration, not only revitalising the city’s commerce but also showcasing its rich cultural and traditional heritage.
The announcement was made in front of a diverse audience, including local business owners, disability advocacy groups, and representatives from youth, neighbourhood, and cultural organisations. Díaz emphasised the inclusive nature of the event, stating, “La Noche en Blanco belongs to everyone and is for everyone,” highlighting the importance of collaboration with businesses, restaurants, bars, and cafés to ensure a successful celebration.
The White Night Forum was established as a space for dialogue, allowing various stakeholders to contribute ideas and learn about the City Council’s plans for this year’s edition. The programme promises creativity and innovation, giving local shops the opportunity to showcase their products as they prepare for the festive season.
Díaz expressed that La Noche en Blanco is not only a key driver for local commerce but also an event that strengthens the social and cultural fabric of La Laguna. She added that the collaborative effort between traders, associations, and community groups will be crucial for the event’s success. The programme will be a blend of tradition and modernity, designed to appeal to all audiences, ensuring that no one is left out.
Finally, Díaz concluded by saying, “This 23 November promises to be a day of celebration, coexistence, and economic, cultural, and social promotion for La Laguna.” The city is already gearing up to welcome thousands of people, who will bring life to its streets, cementing La Noche en Blanco’s place as a cherished event in the Canary Islands.
