Traditional pizzeria in Manaus will have a special program for Children’s Day

Loppiano Pizza

In honor of Children’s Day, the establishment located in Praça 14 will feature three days of lots of fun aimed at little ones

Manaus (AM) – Scavenger hunts, painting and fun activities will be present at Loppiano Pizza from this Thursday (12). In honor of Children’s Day – a commemorative date established in Brazil through Decree No. 4,867, of November 5, 1924 –, the establishment located in Praça 14 will have three days of fun aimed at little ones.

With an environment decorated with Marvel superheroes, the special program of the traditional pizzeria in the capital of Amazonas will take place both this Thursday (12th) and Saturday (14th) and Sunday (15th), starting at 5pm. But of course, the kids’ exclusive day will feature a personalized action: the sweet piñata.

“It’s a Mexican tradition that consists of a structure suspended in the air with the inside filled with sweets, which little ones try to break while blindfolded. The idea is for children to play with each other and fill their pockets with goodies”,

says Rogério Cunha, founding partner of the pizzeria, alongside his wife, Lourdinha Cunha.

According to the businessman, in this year’s Children’s Day edition, Loppiano Pizza – which always carries out commemorative actions aimed at the celebration – seeks to revive traditional games, with the support of recreation monitors.

“Tag, hopscotch, rope games and balloon games are on the list of games prepared to ensure the kids have fun. We want to take the focus off digital and involve all children in more playful activities. By the way, we will even have air game and ping pong tables so that moms and dads can also participate in the games,”

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According to Rogério, the strategy was designed to create a different experience for children, as well as ensuring that parents have the peace of mind to enjoy the local cuisine and can enjoy leisure time with the family. “We hope that the children leave the pizzeria with the feeling that they made the most of the day. The idea is for the whole family to have fun”, he detailed.

*With information from consultancy

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