The Centro Polivalente de la Mata was alive with nostalgia yesterday, as it hosted the much-anticipated second day of the Seniors’ Week celebration, featuring a lively Seventies themed party. More than one hundred twenty elderly residents from various senior centres in the area attended the event, showcasing an array of colourful outfits that paid homage to the era.

Attendees donned flamboyant costumes, complete with extravagant wigs, oversized glasses, and iconic bell-bottom trousers, ensuring a lively spirit throughout the venue. Among the enthusiastic participants was Inmaculada Montesinos, a council member focused on elder care, who transformed into a striking character with a voluminous afro wig, blending in wonderfully with the festive crowd.

The event offered more than just a trip down memory lane, as line dancing groups captivated the gathering with their energetic performances. The dance floor was filled with smiles and laughter as attendees showcased their moves and enjoyed the sense of community fostered by the occasion.

To add to the joyful atmosphere, gifts were provided for all participants, ensuring that every attendee left with a memorable keepsake from the celebration. The successful event highlights the importance of social engagement and entertaining activities for the elder community in La Mata.