Today Mário Passos emphasised Famalicão's economic strength at the Local SummitEnvironment Famalicão is once again honoured with the ECOXXI Green FlagCity Council Famalicão among the country's most financially efficient municipalitiesSolidarity Famalicão wants to fulfil children's Christmas wishesEuropean Entrepreneurial Region For Continental ‘being in Famalicão is a huge advantage’Culture and Tourism The sparkle of Christmas arrives in Famalicão on 23 NovemberToday Future student residence begins to take shape in the city centreSafety and Civil Defence More than 30 years later, the Famalicão PSP is getting a new homeCulture and Tourism Registrations open for the 8th National Congress on Local HistoryCulture and Tourism Casa das Artes in NovemberEducation Famalicão promotes ‘Inclusive Holidays’ until the start of the school yearHealth Construction of the new São Miguel-o-Anjo USF marks a ‘new era’ in primary healthcare in FamalicãoCulture and Tourism British band Flyte take to the stage at Devesa SunsetCulture and Tourism Casa das Artes in AprilEducation Famalicão invests 13 million euros in school mealsEconomy JUMP rewards innovative ideas

Agenda Municipal / Children Mister Seahorse

Mister Seahorse
Until 24 Feb
BMCCB Programme

Tuesday to Thursday | Riba de Ave | Library Centre - 10h15

Target Audience: nursery and daycare | Sessions scheduled according to schedule availability, at least 15 days in advance | 252 981 620

In most fish families, once the mother has laid her eggs and the father has fertilised them, no one guards the eggs. However, this is not always the case, as is the case with seahorses, porcupines, tilapia, kurtus gulliveri, pipefish, catfish and many others. In these cases, not only is one of the parents looking after the eggs with great care; but also - surprise, surprise - this parent is the father. It is true: wonderful things do happen at the bottom of the sea.

Author: Eric Carle
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